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my son has been a faithful pegasus runner for years too and he's been looking for a change. anyone know what the toebox is like on these?
I have narrow feet. It's very roomy.
As for the Pegasus runners. I currently run in the 38. Anything after 6miles my feet get numb. It bottoms out for me. Sometimes I push it but the numbness comes back. I would have to stop and stretch it out. Pretty much ignore it as much as possible. Then just stop my run altogether. Also the soles on the Pegasus wear out so fast. I put about 147miles on them.
I haven't run in these yet but they do feel comfortable and it's very lightweight. The upper is thin.
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I swear by my Saucony Endorphin Speeds and Pros. How do these compare? (And I have the Pegasus, too. But my over 1000 mile ran Pros feel better than 200 mile worn Pegasus for me!)
Amazing foam that usually breaks in and gets better after some miles. Upper isn't the best because it's stiff/harsh (the 13's have a better upper), and fit is usually big (shoe is long), so I would size down half a size. I would do a runner's knot for heel slip.
Great for long tempo runs and half marathons. Not good for slow easy runs.
As for the Pegasus runners. I currently run in the 38. Anything after 6miles my feet get numb. It bottoms out for me. Sometimes I push it but the numbness comes back. I would have to stop and stretch it out. Pretty much ignore it as much as possible. Then just stop my run altogether. Also the soles on the Pegasus wear out so fast. I put about 147miles on them.
I haven't run in these yet but they do feel comfortable and it's very lightweight. The upper is thin.
That's interesting! I logged nearly 700 miles on my Pegasus 40s, even though I'm more of a slower runner—around a 10-minute mile pace. My longest run was 15 miles, and the Pegasus have been the only shoes that didn't make my feet go numb. I recently picked up a pair of SL2s to test out, but now I'm wondering if I should give the Bostons a try too.
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As for the Pegasus runners. I currently run in the 38. Anything after 6miles my feet get numb. It bottoms out for me. Sometimes I push it but the numbness comes back. I would have to stop and stretch it out. Pretty much ignore it as much as possible. Then just stop my run altogether. Also the soles on the Pegasus wear out so fast. I put about 147miles on them.
I haven't run in these yet but they do feel comfortable and it's very lightweight. The upper is thin.
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Great for long tempo runs and half marathons. Not good for slow easy runs.
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As for the Pegasus runners. I currently run in the 38. Anything after 6miles my feet get numb. It bottoms out for me. Sometimes I push it but the numbness comes back. I would have to stop and stretch it out. Pretty much ignore it as much as possible. Then just stop my run altogether. Also the soles on the Pegasus wear out so fast. I put about 147miles on them.
I haven't run in these yet but they do feel comfortable and it's very lightweight. The upper is thin.
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