| Gender | Men , Women |
| Weight | 300 gr |
| Drop | 12 mm |
| Cushion | Neutral |
| Runner weight | Medium |
| Running gait | Overpronation , Neutral |
| Surface | Road |
| Use | training |
| Pace | Low , Medium |
| Foot | Normal feet |
| Strike | heel |
| Year | 2015 |
With a classic 12mmdrop, the LunarEclipse 5 features a dual-density midsole with Lunarlon technology that contributes to a smooth yet efficient stride. It also incorporates the Dynamic Support system that reinforces stability while maintaining lightweight performance. In addition, stability is reinforced with a heel element that is activated when the heel is heeled down. All of this results in the possibility of a more reactive shoe.
In its upper come the improvements introduced with respect to its predecessors. And the bet has a name and surname: Enginereed Mesh. In addition, the laces and cables with Flywire technology, present in the lateral and midfoot, improve the fit like a glove, while controlling the tendency of the foot to go inwards, thus hindering excessive pronation.
And a detail that does not go unnoticed in the Nike LunarEclipse 5 is its asymmetrical tongue, which blends well with the outsole, with flexible grooves that are highly resistant to abrasion, and designed with pressure to contribute to the natural transition of the foot and better adapt to the terrain.
The LunarEclipse 5 's reflective elements provide increased visibility when the runner is training in low-light conditions for increased visibility when running in low-light conditions.
All in all, the Nike LunarEclipse 5 is optimized for neutral runners and mild pronators who are used to wearing out their shoes with a lot of miles on their legs and are looking for stability in every stride.