Pegasus +30
Description

Rating

4.5/5 based on 4 reviews

Weight: ounces

Tags: Neutral, Neutral, Neutral

Usage Stats

36 Total users

21 Current wearing

230 Average total miles per pair

Reviews

By abudach On Sep 16, 2019

Rating: 5/5

Buy Again: Yes

By SamMcCool1 On Feb 22, 2017

Rating: 3/5

Buy Again: Yes

Pretty decent

By andresesparza On Aug 20, 2016

Rating: 5/5

Buy Again: Yes

By Kevin Shannon On Jan 08, 2014

Rating: 5/5

Buy Again: Yes

Nike Pegasus +30

 

Great running shoe. I only run in Nike's, so I tried the top three out which were the Free Runs, the Lunarglides, and the Pegasus. Pegasus are built for neutral runners and are the least popular of these three. But when you think of it, the shoe came out in 1983, and now it is 2014. The shoe has been around over 30 years and the other shoes are just turning five years old.

The upper is a strong mesh and uses a cushlon outsole versus the lunarlon used in the Nike Lunarglides. The cushlon is made for training and does not need a few runs to break in where as lunarlon needs a while to break in just so you can feel comfortable while running. Lunarlon did not work well for me, it wears out very quick and the dynamic support gives out after about 200 miles of pounding which leads to over-pronation and the first signs of shin splints which the lunarlon is made to help since it is a cushioning made for stability shoes.

Even though I pronate, the neutral running shoe conforms to my foot very well. I love the feeling to the shoe. And I'd rather have confidence in a pair of shoes that feel comfortable than in a pair of shoes made for my feet and I hate running an entire season in.

 

Tech Specs

Weight: 10.8oz

Uses the Nike Zoom pads and is Nike+ compatible.

Cushlon sidewall and outsole

Fitsole insole

Counter that wraps around the heel built into the mesh

Sizes fit to wide, narrow, and regular feet.

 

Overall, it is the best shoe I have ran and I definitely will be using this shoe for the rest of my training in high school and further on. It took roughly a year and a half to find the shoe that helps me with comfort while running and with injuries from running. Since I have been running in these, I have had limited hip pain and shin pains which were present when I had been running in the Lunarglides and Free Runs. The shoe is built like a tank and is the best shoe from the Nike arsenal for distance running. I have about  a hundred miles ran in them as of now and they still look like I pulled them out of the orange box.