Must. Resist.

Nick Morris wrote:

Schuey wrote:

Nick Morris wrote:Damn you wide feet!!

You know Nick I have somewhat wide feet also. The Lunar 2's didn't work for me at all. I had never tried the original Lunar Racer until they came out with them again. I have to say that I find these fit me a little better, I have only used them on short runs of 8 miles but they feel pretty good. I will have to see how they work on a longer run but you might want to go try them out. Also the other you can do is maybe try a half size bigger and see how that feels. Just a thought.

I have tried out the originals and the Lunar 2s. Both were too narrow, even at a half size larger. Let me know how the new ones feel after you put in a couple of longer runs with them. Maybe, I'll try to give them another shot.

Jerry wrote:

Nick Morris wrote:

Schuey wrote:

Nick Morris wrote:Damn you wide feet!!

You know Nick I have somewhat wide feet also. The Lunar 2's didn't work for me at all. I had never tried the original Lunar Racer until they came out with them again. I have to say that I find these fit me a little better, I have only used them on short runs of 8 miles but they feel pretty good. I will have to see how they work on a longer run but you might want to go try them out. Also the other you can do is maybe try a half size bigger and see how that feels. Just a thought.

I have tried out the originals and the Lunar 2s. Both were too narrow, even at a half size larger. Let me know how the new ones feel after you put in a couple of longer runs with them. Maybe, I'll try to give them another shot.

It is not your feet, Nick. Nike wants to keep the elite status of Lunar Racers and instructs running stores to give slower runners narrow ones to try on.

Nick Morris wrote:

Jerry wrote:

Nick Morris wrote:

Schuey wrote:

Nick Morris wrote:Damn you wide feet!!

You know Nick I have somewhat wide feet also. The Lunar 2's didn't work for me at all. I had never tried the original Lunar Racer until they came out with them again. I have to say that I find these fit me a little better, I have only used them on short runs of 8 miles but they feel pretty good. I will have to see how they work on a longer run but you might want to go try them out. Also the other you can do is maybe try a half size bigger and see how that feels. Just a thought.

I have tried out the originals and the Lunar 2s. Both were too narrow, even at a half size larger. Let me know how the new ones feel after you put in a couple of longer runs with them. Maybe, I'll try to give them another shot.

It is not your feet, Nick. Nike wants to keep the elite status of Lunar Racers and instructs running stores to give slower runners narrow ones to try on.

You calling me slow!!

Jerry wrote:

Nick Morris wrote:

Jerry wrote:

Nick Morris wrote:

Schuey wrote:

Nick Morris wrote:Damn you wide feet!!

You know Nick I have somewhat wide feet also. The Lunar 2's didn't work for me at all. I had never tried the original Lunar Racer until they came out with them again. I have to say that I find these fit me a little better, I have only used them on short runs of 8 miles but they feel pretty good. I will have to see how they work on a longer run but you might want to go try them out. Also the other you can do is maybe try a half size bigger and see how that feels. Just a thought.

I have tried out the originals and the Lunar 2s. Both were too narrow, even at a half size larger. Let me know how the new ones feel after you put in a couple of longer runs with them. Maybe, I'll try to give them another shot.

It is not your feet, Nick. Nike wants to keep the elite status of Lunar Racers and instructs running stores to give slower runners narrow ones to try on.

You calling me slow!!

I didn't say that. Could be you appear to be slow.

Nick Morris wrote:

Jerry wrote:

Nick Morris wrote:

Jerry wrote:

Nick Morris wrote:

Schuey wrote:

Nick Morris wrote:Damn you wide feet!!

You know Nick I have somewhat wide feet also. The Lunar 2's didn't work for me at all. I had never tried the original Lunar Racer until they came out with them again. I have to say that I find these fit me a little better, I have only used them on short runs of 8 miles but they feel pretty good. I will have to see how they work on a longer run but you might want to go try them out. Also the other you can do is maybe try a half size bigger and see how that feels. Just a thought.

I have tried out the originals and the Lunar 2s. Both were too narrow, even at a half size larger. Let me know how the new ones feel after you put in a couple of longer runs with them. Maybe, I'll try to give them another shot.

It is not your feet, Nick. Nike wants to keep the elite status of Lunar Racers and instructs running stores to give slower runners narrow ones to try on.

You calling me slow!!

I didn't say that. Could be you appear to be slow.

So what you are saying is that I should buy some Boston gear to wear into the store. Then I would "look" fast...

Jerry wrote:

Nick Morris wrote:

Jerry wrote:

Nick Morris wrote:

Jerry wrote:

Nick Morris wrote:

Schuey wrote:

Nick Morris wrote:Damn you wide feet!!

You know Nick I have somewhat wide feet also. The Lunar 2's didn't work for me at all. I had never tried the original Lunar Racer until they came out with them again. I have to say that I find these fit me a little better, I have only used them on short runs of 8 miles but they feel pretty good. I will have to see how they work on a longer run but you might want to go try them out. Also the other you can do is maybe try a half size bigger and see how that feels. Just a thought.

I have tried out the originals and the Lunar 2s. Both were too narrow, even at a half size larger. Let me know how the new ones feel after you put in a couple of longer runs with them. Maybe, I'll try to give them another shot.

It is not your feet, Nick. Nike wants to keep the elite status of Lunar Racers and instructs running stores to give slower runners narrow ones to try on.

You calling me slow!!

I didn't say that. Could be you appear to be slow.

So what you are saying is that I should buy some Boston gear to wear into the store. Then I would "look" fast...

Heated topic, so no comment.

Joel H wrote:

Dave-O wrote:

Joel H wrote:

So Dave-O, isn't it about time for me to update your spreadsheet for you?

I gave up on tracking my shoe mileage in those 5 columns, partially because I felt bad bugging you all the time and partially because 5 just columns is not nearly enough.

I just added a new tab to the spreadsheet with all my kicks.

Hmm...I have 7 columns on mine but based on your track record (or should I say shoe fetish), I don't think 7 would have cut it either.

By the way, it never bothered me.