After the phenomenal success of the Nike Lunar1 running shoe, the designers have tweaked the design and added some additional new features for the release of the Lunar2.
The Lunar2 promises more stretch, a better fit and an attached tongue to keep it better in place. A new sole pattern has been created too which more closely matches the natural movement of the foot for added comfort. According to Nike, these new features provide a more fluid running experience and more natural stride.
This week saw an extra special launch event in Berlin with 4 times Olympic gold medalist Allyson Felix revealing the new show as well as the new Nike store at the Europa Centre. The visual highlight of the night was the projection of the brand new Flyknit onto the side of the iconic Europa tower along with a dazzling laser show into the night sky.
The men’s volt/white-blue glow colour option is available now priced at £135.
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