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Asics Excel 33 - dupe of Nike LunarGlide or what?
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Feb 2012
1:22pm, 24 Feb 2012
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Ted
Are soles are the worst Frob's, i thought everyone knew that |
Feb 2012
1:48pm, 24 Feb 2012
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Devoted2Distance
I'm not that fussed really, as long as they don't stop making Lunaracers, I'm happy. Just thought it was interesting how similar this new Asics looked to the LunarGlide. |
Feb 2012
2:00pm, 24 Feb 2012
18586 posts
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Frobester
I was most disappointed when I learned that Lunargildes, Lunarelites, and all the other Lunar permutations had not been tested on the moon. It's not stopped me from owning a pair of Lunargildes, and when I retired them at 500 miles, a pair of Lunarelites. |
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Feb 2012
2:04pm, 24 Feb 2012
463 posts
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Devoted2Distance
Glides are good but they are still too heavy for my liking. I actually don't know what I'll do if they ever discontinue Lunaracers. I've been running injury free for years in them and faster than ever  I have near flat feet and supinate and am fore to midfoot, nothing else seems to suit. |
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