I need new training shoes.

If you like your Lunar Trainers, stick with those. Great shoe. The Lunar Racers feature the same outsole with the drastically lighter upper.

The Elite is a support shoe with a lot less cushioning than the Lunars you're wearing now. Very different shoe.

I can not recommend the Free 3.0 for everyday training, especially for an overpronator. They're a unique shoe, and not one that you can just put on and start running sixty miles a week in. Also, they have minimal cushioning - also very different from your current trainers.

What kind of shoe are you looking for? What's wrong with another pair of Lunar Trainers (not a loaded question, I've switched shoes so many times over the years with legitimate reasons, but changing from a shoe that you like and you've been healthy in isn't always the best idea)?

The Air Zoom Elites are a great shoe... I'd give it a try

I liked the lunartrainers a lot but now that I'm getting more mileage, I'm having more little problems with them. I've found that overpronating in them has made calluses on the inside of my big toes and the bottom of my foot. I think it's because of how low the shoe is. They just seem like a high abrasion shoe as far as the upper goes. It's become more apparent as mileage has increased. The durability also leaves a lot to be desired. I would like to try having little more stability, which is what the lunarglide has done with the lunartrainer. I've also read most of the blister type problems have been solved, along with a more conventional rubber bottom for more tread durability.

As for the 3.0s, they seem to intrigue me. It's just an interesting concept, although I see where you're coming from when you say you would recommend them for an overpronator, though mine is very mild which is why I have no problem with neutral shoes. I know about how you're not supposed to start using them full on right away too, I've heard a few horror stories of injuries caused. However, since I am a mid/forefoot striker I could see that transition being slightly easier. I guess I would have to play it by year. I'm gonna start shopping around to see if I can find any of the shoes mentioned to try out.

I think the way you talk about the Lunar Trainers, the Lunar Glide looks to be a great shoe. It solves all the problems you have (or at least it's markedly better in those categories) and you still keep the great Lunar cushioning.

I'm probably going to end up getting the Lunarglides. I've read a lot of good early impressions for them and it seems they will remedy the small problems I have had with the trainers.

I have had some recent success with the Converse Chuck Taylor All Stars. This shoe gives a good feel of the track/road for the foot and are also machine washable. I have a pair of red high tops that I am very satisfied with. I don't really think the color should affect performance but there is no reaon to take chances so I would recommend the red. I have alos found that these 'kicks' work well with the rred striped tube socks.

Good luck.