Review of the Newton Motion All Weather

1. How do you rate this product? (Required) 0.5 to 5.0 4.0 2. Please enter a title for your review. A great Newton Shoe for colder weather 3. Please enter your review. For speed on both the track, road, and trails. It has a stable ride with it's universal stability design, so it's great for both under, neutral, and over pronators.  I've run up to 20 miles in training with this shoe, and competed in 5K's.  All it lacks to be a few ounces lighter I prefer to marathons.  As with all Newtons a break-in period for 2-3 weeks to adapt to mid-foot strike on the lugs.  If calf or soleus is sore stop and either heel strike on the carbon cushioned heel or use a regular running shoe.

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The information you provide here will help people understand how your review might apply to them 4. On average, how many miles or kilometers do you run each week?     50 Miles 5. How much do you pronate?    Underpronate 6. What is your preferred width for you shoe's toe-box?     Narrow 7. What is your preferred training shoe weight?     Racing Flats/Mid-Foot/Five Fingers 8. At what pace do you typically train? 5 min/mile to 15 min/mile    7:30 to 8:30 min/mile 9. How much do you weigh?    150 Pounds 10. How many years have you been running?      31 Years 11. What is your gender?      Male

Review of the Nike Lunar Racer

1. How do you rate this product? (Required) 0.5 to 5.0 5.0 2. Please enter a title for your review. A shoe that a alternative gait runner would love 3. Please enter your review. I run normally in racing flats,  this shoe for me is the perfect match of light weight and cushioning for long runs and racing. I do still need an arch lift in the shoe since realizing that after 18 miles without one my arch and ankles hurt. and at about 6 ounces it's amazing.

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The information you provide here will help people understand how your review might apply to them 4. On average, how many miles or kilometers do you run each week?     50 Miles 5. How much do you pronate?    Underpronate 6. What is your preferred width for you shoe's toe-box?     Narrow 7. What is your preferred training shoe weight?     Racing Flats/Mid-Foot/Five Fingers 8. At what pace do you typically train? 5 min/mile to 15 min/mile    7:30 to 8:30 min/mile 9. How much do you weigh?    150 Pounds 10. How many years have you been running?      31 Years 11. What is your gender?      Male