Ran a local 5k this weekend and I won a certificate for a free pair of Nike shoes. I've never worn Nike before, so I'm kind of out-of-touch with their product lineup. Any suggestions? I'm not in dire need of any particular type of shoe (trainer, racing flat, etc.) so I'm open to try almost anything.
FWIW, I have a history of PF and some ball-of-foot/metatarsal pain, not to mention flat feet and some significant overpronation.
Lunarflys are nice just to wear around and are decent lightweight trainers. I like the Frees to wear around, but not so much to run in. The Pegasus is heavier, but a good comfortable traditional-style running shoe. If you're looking for something to run a 5k in, lots of people like the Lunaracer.
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Lunarflys are nice just to wear around and are decent lightweight trainers.
Do they still make these? I thought they stopped making Lunarflys.
They are selling the Lunarfly 2 now. The sole of the Lunarfly 2 is identical to the Lunarfly 1 but the upper is different and a bit more structured. They feel more or less the same to me but I liked the old school look of the Lunarfly 1 better.
How do the Lunar Fly 2 Breather compare to the Lunaracer and the Nike Zoom Elite 4, the orange and white ones.
the Zoom Elite 4 were the best shoes ever especially for running.
The Lunaracer is a great lightweight trainer. I would not log too many miles with them though. They are a better racing flat.
The new Lunar Fly 2's look nice, does anyone know about them? the red and white ones.
Im looking for a kinda cool looking pair of lightweight but durable shoes. Something to walk, run some, etc.
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