You heard it hear first at WearTesters.com, woven materials are the way of the future, and the Lunarglide 7 is getting ahead of the curve by welcoming Flyknit for the first time in its heritage.
Shown here in a Black/ Summit White colorway, the Lunarglide 7 opts for simplistic look that uses contrast to its advantage. While the colorway plays its safe, the technology installed in the Lunarglide 7 is something new to the line. A full Flyknit upper equipped with Flywire ensures a lockdown one-to-one fit for comfort, while an external heel cup adds more stability. All this sits on top of a full-length Lunarlon cushion set up we have grown to love from the Lunarglide series. If you are a fan of the Lunarglide series, you should be quite excited to see Flyknit make its way into the line, I know we are here at WearTesters.
No word for an official release date yet, but you can head over to Canada’s Livestock and pick them up now for $130 USD.
Actually, it is not a full flyknit upper. It is more 3/4, with Nike going to the cheap side by making the entire forefoot/toebox engineered mesh, which is the part where I think flyknit is optimal, since the forefoot/toebox is also the area where there is the most “molding” and breaking in of the upper.
I disagree man. The engineered mesh in the toe box allows for more superior breathability than Flyknit and is also where there is the most dead space, which makes it the place where the least amount of breaking in and molding occurs.
I disagree. Mesh provides better air flow. Also get the Flyknit Lunar, same price
They are available at finish line right now for $124.99!
They are available a finish line right now! Retail is $124.99.