I love both shoes. I the forefoot cushioning in the Eclipse is kind of the deal maker though IMO, i'd go with those just because of how good they feel during that heel/toe transition.
I love both shoes. I the forefoot cushioning in the Eclipse is kind of the deal maker though IMO, i'd go with those just because of how good they feel during that heel/toe transition.
Originally Posted by ILLustRAYt
In terms of aethstics, I would agree. However, overall, no. Although the LunarTrainer doesn't look to be on the level of the LE, it still has that look. Not only does it have the unique look, it performs like a beast (for me at least)! I've practically worn every Lunar runner, and I can easily say that the LT is the G.O.A.T. for performance running. Weight is a HUGE factor that I consider what to run in, and the LunarEclipe almost feels like a "brick" compared to the LunarTrainer. The LE is primarily a stability shoe, so runners who overpronate may have a great liking to it. I supinate when I run, so the LE is definitely not the running shoe for me. I will only wear my LE for casual duties haha.
Originally Posted by ILLustRAYt
In terms of aethstics, I would agree. However, overall, no. Although the LunarTrainer doesn't look to be on the level of the LE, it still has that look. Not only does it have the unique look, it performs like a beast (for me at least)! I've practically worn every Lunar runner, and I can easily say that the LT is the G.O.A.T. for performance running. Weight is a HUGE factor that I consider what to run in, and the LunarEclipe almost feels like a "brick" compared to the LunarTrainer. The LE is primarily a stability shoe, so runners who overpronate may have a great liking to it. I supinate when I run, so the LE is definitely not the running shoe for me. I will only wear my LE for casual duties haha.
The support probably won't be as good as the Equalons, but the Lunareclipse's combination of the heel cup and dynamic support should help with if you overpronate.Originally Posted by mjd77
Originally Posted by ILLustRAYt
In terms of aethstics, I would agree. However, overall, no. Although the LunarTrainer doesn't look to be on the level of the LE, it still has that look. Not only does it have the unique look, it performs like a beast (for me at least)! I've practically worn every Lunar runner, and I can easily say that the LT is the G.O.A.T. for performance running. Weight is a HUGE factor that I consider what to run in, and the LunarEclipe almost feels like a "brick" compared to the LunarTrainer. The LE is primarily a stability shoe, so runners who overpronate may have a great liking to it. I supinate when I run, so the LE is definitely not the running shoe for me. I will only wear my LE for casual duties haha.
I overpronate and I currently wear the Equalons so I need stability shoes. I'll probably try these on and see how the support is but I can't imagine the support could be anywhere near the level of the Equalons.
The support probably won't be as good as the Equalons, but the Lunareclipse's combination of the heel cup and dynamic support should help with if you overpronate.Originally Posted by mjd77
Originally Posted by ILLustRAYt
In terms of aethstics, I would agree. However, overall, no. Although the LunarTrainer doesn't look to be on the level of the LE, it still has that look. Not only does it have the unique look, it performs like a beast (for me at least)! I've practically worn every Lunar runner, and I can easily say that the LT is the G.O.A.T. for performance running. Weight is a HUGE factor that I consider what to run in, and the LunarEclipe almost feels like a "brick" compared to the LunarTrainer. The LE is primarily a stability shoe, so runners who overpronate may have a great liking to it. I supinate when I run, so the LE is definitely not the running shoe for me. I will only wear my LE for casual duties haha.
I overpronate and I currently wear the Equalons so I need stability shoes. I'll probably try these on and see how the support is but I can't imagine the support could be anywhere near the level of the Equalons.
