That's what I got after a gait analysis. They sized me up from what I "normally" wear, and I have to be cautious not to tie my laces too tight. I've got very flat feet and over pronate. I used to get shin splints easily - not with these shoes.
That's what I got after a gait analysis. They sized me up from what I "normally" wear, and I have to be cautious not to tie my laces too tight. I've got very flat feet and over pronate. I used to get shin splints easily - not with these shoes.
Jenn K
Centennial, CO
Love my Fuji!
I run in the Nike LunarGlide. They say they have a feature called "Dynamic Support" and therefore fit for runners that underproante as well as runners that slightly overpronate. I can't approve this, as I tend to underpronate and have the feeling the Nike pushes my foot to the lateral edge even more.
I don't like them much.
I also have a pair of Terraplana Lucys, I like them more than the Nikes, but the sole is quite slippery, so I won't use them much in Winter.
Where I live it is ridiculously difficult to find a pair of neutral running shoes without giant heels.
Yeah, the Lunarglides don't work as well for neutral or very mild overpronators. I had a pair. WAY too stable and stiff for me. The Avant+ and Lunarfly+s use the same sort of stability technology, but it's MUCH less structured and has a more flexible forefoot. They fit my duck feet pretty well, too.
Kirsten
run/bike log
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