Nike Structure Triax v LunerGlide/Eclipse
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Apr 2013
12:47pm, 10 Apr 2013
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Kimbles
Anyone went from Nike Structure Triax shoes to the Lunar range? If so, how did you find them? Better than Triax? I have wore Triax for years now but the newest models seem to be a bit heavy and quite solid in the heel area and think they could be contributing to my ankle problems. I over-pronate slightly but now think I need a bit more cushioning with support.
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Apr 2013
12:57pm, 10 Apr 2013
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Obigone
Not tried the Triax, but can't speak highly enough of the Lunarglide!! Very light with good cushioning. I too over-pronate, but only slightly, and the Lunarglide have been great. 1 point to mention, the LG 3 has a mid-foot "strap" which wraps around the arch of the foot, the LG 4 doesn't have this strap and I don't think the 4 is as supportive as the 3. So much so that when I came across a cheap pair of 3's for sale I bought a spare pair!
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Apr 2013
1:34pm, 10 Apr 2013
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Mrs Muckyhands(formerly Broeinon)
I've got a pair of LG4s I'm testing them against Brooks Adrenaline don't seem to be having any issues with them so far.
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Apr 2013
1:37pm, 10 Apr 2013
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Kimbles
Fab - thanks for that. I will have a look at them again
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Apr 2013
1:54pm, 10 Apr 2013
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Anna Bomb
I can run quite happily in stucture triax but my lunarglides are living on my cupboard as I haven't quite been able to throw them out yet. Within a few miles my ITBs start causing trouble. If you are used to running with the amount of control in the triax I would be careful if changing over to the lunarglides as I found they had a lot less support in them.
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