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Nike Lunar vs Eclipse (Read 23 times)

Ghettopops


    I have run in Lunarglides for pretty much all my running career. Was at LRS getting some compression sleeves  and saw they had Lunar eclipses. I googled weight and know they are 2oz heavier. I have been dealing with leg pain and after a stent on the TM I think the pounding on the pavement is wearing me down. Anyone try each of these shoes and have any input

    kristin10185


      I run in Nike Lunarglides but I am hardly a wealth of knowledge because I have never run in anything else so I have no basis of comparison.

      5K  (6 total) PR: 28:16 (5/5/13)         10K  (2 total) PR: 1:05:02 (5/19/13)      4M    (2 total) PR:44:46 (4/7/13) [yet to "race" one of these all-out]      HM TBD 10/12/13

       

      Upcoming Races:

      Capitol Hill Classic 10K 5/19/13

      Baltimore 10 Miler  6/15/13

      NY Giants Run of Champions 5K 6/23/13

       

      Goal Race of 2013:

      Baltimore Half Marathon 10/12/13

      Ghettopops


        sorry, I didn't notice I just put Lunars, I as well do the glides but was told eclipse has more cushion. I tried Asics gels and although I liked the cushion I disliked the extra weight.

         

        I run in Nike Lunarglides but I am hardly a wealth of knowledge because I have never run in anything else so I have no basis of comparison.

        So_Im_a_Runner


          If you go to Forums, then Gears and Wears, you might get some more answers. It seems a lot more responsive than the old RWOL gear section. I don't run in Nike so can't help any more than that. Good luck with the legs.

          PRs:  Marathon (2:56xx; '13)  Half (1:25xx; '12) 10k (40:26; '11) 5mi (29:23; '13) 5k (18:31; '11)

          cmb4314


            I was under the impression that the LunarEclipse have more support features than the Glides as well.

             

            I pronate pretty significantly and I wore a pair of them for a while.  They certainly didn't last as many miles as my Adrenalines, perhaps because they were borderline supportive enough to start with, but if I can run in them without a problem, they have a decent amount of support.

            My wildly inconsistent PRs:

            5k: 24:36 (10/20/12)  

            10k: 52:01 (4/28/12)  

            HM: 1:50:09 (10/27/12)

            Marathon: 4:19:11 (10/2/2011)