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[mtank]

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I have a question. I've heard about both the Lunarglides and Lunarracers. Both sound like they could be full-time training shoes. WHich ones are better? I do a lot of distance running, at different paces, and speedwork once a week.

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[cohenjed]

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I am in my 2nd pair of Lunar Glides and just picked up the Racers. Both are incredible shoes. I think you can get away with the Racers for all runs. They feel almost identical to the Glides, just lighter. Breathability is an issue with the Racers, not with the Glides. You can't go wrong either way.

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[Devho]

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I'd only advise this if you are wanting to get injured. They have shoe science and cushioned shoes for a reason.

I ran a marathon in my LunarRacers, but after that I didn't want to see them for a week because my feet hated me. And they were sufficiently broken in.

If you're not used to minimalist training routines, it'd be very foolish to dive into it without doing the proper research and buying a pair of shoes that Footlocker describes as "great for running."

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