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frontpagedaisybeetle | Staff posted Yesterday 9:30 PM

Nike Men's Pegasus Premium Road Running Shoes (Various)

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Nike has Nike Men's Pegasus Premium Road Running Shoes (Various) on sale from $132.73 when you apply promo code DAYONE in your cart. Shipping is free.

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  • Note: Available sizes will vary.
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  • Responsive cushioning with triple stack: ZoomX foam, sculpted Air Zoom unit and ReactX foam
  • Lighter-than-air engineered mesh upper for breathability and containment
  • Full-length ZoomX foam for high energy return
  • Full-length Air Zoom cushioning for springiness and responsiveness
  • ReactX foam foundation 13% more responsive than previous React
  • Modified waffle outsole with high-abrasion rubber for traction
  • Weight approx. 325g/11.5oz (Men's US 10)
  • Heel-to-toe drop 10mm
  • Suitable for running with high energy return and speed

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  • Rated 4.4 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
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Nike has Nike Men's Pegasus Premium Road Running Shoes (Various) on sale from $132.73 when you apply promo code DAYONE in your cart. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter daisybeetle for sharing this deal.
  • Note: Available sizes will vary.
Available Colors:Details:
  • Responsive cushioning with triple stack: ZoomX foam, sculpted Air Zoom unit and ReactX foam
  • Lighter-than-air engineered mesh upper for breathability and containment
  • Full-length ZoomX foam for high energy return
  • Full-length Air Zoom cushioning for springiness and responsiveness
  • ReactX foam foundation 13% more responsive than previous React
  • Modified waffle outsole with high-abrasion rubber for traction
  • Weight approx. 325g/11.5oz (Men's US 10)
  • Heel-to-toe drop 10mm
  • Suitable for running with high energy return and speed

Editor's Notes

Written by SaltyOne | Staff
  • Rated 4.4 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
Please see the original post for additional details & refer to the comments below for discussion.

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SharpCable411Today 12:21 AM
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Nice!
Today 2:30 AM
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jjmaiToday 2:30 AM
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If you are considering these for daily casual wears, the stacks are too high to be comfortable.
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Today 2:55 AM
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kingpongToday 2:55 AM
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Quote from jjmai :
If you are considering these for daily casual wears, the stacks are too high to be comfortable.
The stack on these is the same as any max cushion shoes these days. Same stack as the Vomero 18 and Vomero Plus which present no problem and are very comfortable. Move up to a Vomero Premium and then the height might be a bit much, but I wouldn't call that a comfort issue.
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Today 3:02 AM
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NateDeeOhDoubleGToday 3:02 AM
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Few questions for the runners. Is Nike now making decent running shoes? This msrp seems wildly high? Which makes me wonder are they now competing with the best brooks and asics offers. 20 years ago Nike running shoes were widely known as terrible so I am curious if that changed. The price tag is wild? I think the best brooks shoes are like 170-180?
Today 3:38 AM
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eagleisawesomeToday 3:38 AM
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Quote from jjmai :
If you are considering these for daily casual wears, the stacks are too high to be comfortable.
Exactly my thoughts on these. I bought a pair a few weeks ago and found it very difficult to wear as a walking shoe. When I walk, my foot would collapse slightly inwards putting a lot of stress on the inside of my knees. I was initially planning on going for the Vomero Plus but people recommended these as a better lifestyle alternative. I've owned hundreds of sneakers and these are the first that I've ever had this issue with. Instead, I've been wearing Vomero 5's which are decently cushioned and provide much better support and I can wear them the entire day with zero issues.
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leecm
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How would these shoes be for someone who isn't into running but likes to walk 8+ miles a day either on the road or treadmill? is there a different shoe that would be better?
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SteveS6000Today 10:46 AM
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Thank you. Got myself a pair of Pegasus and Nike Vomero Plus. Will see how they feel.

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Today 11:57 AM
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gmquintoToday 11:57 AM
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Quote from leecm :
How would these shoes be for someone who isn't into running but likes to walk 8+ miles a day either on the road or treadmill? is there a different shoe that would be better?
It's a max cushion shoe geared more for high volume running (i.e. races). My first thought is that this is not a good shoe for you. Everyone's foot shape and needs are different, and i'd imagine for walking long distances that you would value comfort and factors that may alleviate certain pain points unique to you. I'd recommend checking out runrepeat.com and/or trying shoes on in-person to see what fits you best. Some shoes that I like (for me) for everyday walking are Hoka Clifton and Kuru Atom 2 as I deal with heel pain.
Today 12:52 PM
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Thechanickal1Today 12:52 PM
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These are most comfortable Nikes I think I have ever had. I buy about 3 Nikes a year. I weigh 180 pounds so maybe some other posters are heavier or something
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DontTaxBeerToday 3:22 PM
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Nike Pegasus Premium is a max-cushioning, neutral daily trainer designed for road running and long-distance training. the shoe features a unique triple-stack midsole combining ZoomX foam, ReactX foam, and Nike's first-ever sculpted, full-length Air Zoom unit.
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jzyoufoolToday 7:23 PM
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The pegasus premium always seemed like more of a gimmick to me. I have a pair of regular peg 41s and peg plus, but i honestly prefer the regular ones. The 41s are what you expect from a peg and the peg plus are similar to the old peg turbo but the sole is really loud. There's plenty of articles comparing the different versions https://run.outsideonline.com/gea...-showdown/

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