Testseek.com have collected 7 expert reviews of the Nike Nike+ Lunar TR1+ and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Nike Nike+ Lunar TR1+.
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If you want to get in shape now, absolutely. These shoes are good for your health, man. But if you already know your way around the gym and you regularly do some hybrid crossfit/insanity/p9000000xburpee/ftw type workout, then no. Don't buy these yet. Wait...
Published: 2012-08-21, Author: Roger , review by: cnet.com.au
The Nike Lunar Hyperdunk+ sports shoes help serious basketball players track performance stats and their NikeFuel score. The iPhone app is slickly designed and engagingly presented
At $250, the Lunar Hyperdunk+ shoes are expensive, even if Lebron James endorses them. The Bluetooth motion sensors have a flaky wireless connection, and these shoes aren't pretty
Unless you're a hard-core basketball player, or shoe nut, the Nike Lunar Hyperdunk+ shoe feels like more of a gimmick, and a pricey one at that....
Abstract: Can space for Nike's clever Nike+ running gear make these trainers stand - or run - out from the crowd? Find out in our group test above - just hit play to see....
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Published: 2012-11-02, Author: Luke , review by: stuff.tv
This is a new category of sports gadget that cleverly offers a replacement for personal trainers and trips to the gym. It'll be revolutionary for getting shy beginners off the couch while also helping gym addicts find more time – working out wherever the...
Abstract: A personal trainer built into an exercise shoe – this is a sporting revolution that offers even the beginner a free pro-level workoutMeet the trainers that turn you into a cyborg – powered by apps rather than feeble human will-power – this is biofeedback ...
Working out is easy. You just fire up the app and pick a pre-programmed, automated workout. It turns training into a game—you know the numbers of reps you've hit before, you want to beat that number, and you generally want to work out more. It's easy keep
The shoes are X-rated exxxpensive. $235 for the Nike LunarTR1+ (for men) and $220 for women's Nike Lunar Hyperworkout+. There are also kinks and limitations in the new Nike+. The stats, while awesome to track, aren't completely full-featured—you can't cha
If you want to get in shape now, absolutely. These shoes are good for your health, man. But if you already know your way around the gym and you regularly do some hybrid crossfit/insanity/p9000000xburpee/ftw type workout, then no. Dont buy these yet. Wait...
