See what four shoes RW's International Editors picked as the best in 2013.
Published
December 11, 2013
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1. International Editor's Choice: Nike Flyknit Lunar+ 1
"Unequivocally, the best shoe I've ever worn," says one runner, a sentiment echoed by many other testers. What makes the Flyknit Lunar1 worthy of such praise? Well, it all starts, most obviously, with the knitted upper. Time and again, testers told us that this seamless, one-piece construction method works, that the shoe is soft and molds to the contours of their feet. Instead of adding traditional overlays that are glued or sewn on, Nike used a dense stitching pattern in key areas of the upper—especially through the midfoot—to ensure the foot remains locked in place on the shoe. Testers also applauded the One's smooth ride. Nike's Lunarlon midsole foam, a lightweight and flexible midsole compound, gets the foot close to the ground while still offering plenty of cushioning. The only complaint we heard from testers is that the tongue is too short and slides toward the side when running. The issue is more of an annoyance than a functional problem, as the tongue still provides enough protection from the shoelaces.
BOTTOM LINE: Looks as good in the coffee shop postrun as it performs on the road
The Greatest Shoes In The World 4 รองเท้าวิ่งยอดเยี่ยมปี 2013
Published
December 11, 2013
ใน link จะมีวัดีโอให้ดูครับ
http://www.runnersworld.com/running-shoes/the-greatest-shoes-in-the-world
1. International Editor's Choice: Nike Flyknit Lunar+ 1
"Unequivocally, the best shoe I've ever worn," says one runner, a sentiment echoed by many other testers. What makes the Flyknit Lunar1 worthy of such praise? Well, it all starts, most obviously, with the knitted upper. Time and again, testers told us that this seamless, one-piece construction method works, that the shoe is soft and molds to the contours of their feet. Instead of adding traditional overlays that are glued or sewn on, Nike used a dense stitching pattern in key areas of the upper—especially through the midfoot—to ensure the foot remains locked in place on the shoe. Testers also applauded the One's smooth ride. Nike's Lunarlon midsole foam, a lightweight and flexible midsole compound, gets the foot close to the ground while still offering plenty of cushioning. The only complaint we heard from testers is that the tongue is too short and slides toward the side when running. The issue is more of an annoyance than a functional problem, as the tongue still provides enough protection from the shoelaces.