Nike Air Pegasus ALL NEW MODELS 30, 31, 32 and up
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I liked the 14 a lot stylistically. Aesthetically it’s way better than the 13 but I don’t really like running in them that much as they are the heaviest shoes I have. The padded ankle and tongue are definitely great as well
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The switch to ZoomX should make this go back to being a softer shoe. 2020 is going to be a great year for Nike Runnning.
Can you confirm if there will be an update to the Peg Turbo 2 or will the Tempo Next% effectively replace them?
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more real shots of the Wildhorse 6 from Yellowrunner
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with full length zoom...?
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Less than 6 months. SMH.
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Got the pegasus 35 shield, now I'm having 2nd thoughts, people are saying they're made for the colder weather and I live in Texas. I don't feel like going through the return process so I might just keep them; even if they are a little hot it won't kill me.
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Shields are definitely better suited for colder and wetter weather
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Less than 6 months. SMH.
bruhh wut?? for the price those joints hit for, unless you're running 10+ miles daily, i expect them to last at least 10-12 months before being retired. and even then, they'd still be in the gym shoe rotation.
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I live in Canada and agree 100% that the Shields are for the colder weather!!!
Similar thing happened to my NikeByYou editions - had done 80km in them. Got a refund and bought a pair on disco. Disappointed tho as the option to id was done and dusted. I'd reach out to Nike.Less than 6 months. SMH.
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Anyone with the Peg 36 shields that can chime in on how they run size wise? Local spots by me don't have them to try on - I've heard people say they run pretty snug and they need to size up, and I've heard others say they run normal.
Same size as your next %s or up .5, if you have both?
Same size as your next %s or up .5, if you have both?
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I went TTS in both. i even wore thicker socks in the 36 shields without issues.
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Ran 2 miles in the P35 shield. I wasn't blown away during the run but there may be a slight break-in period, after the run they definitely felt more springy. Of the 4 shoes I tried on, these definitely felt more responsive so we'll see how it turns out.
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Peg 35s are probably the worst I’ve used in a couple of models due to the full length zoom not being that great. The setup on the 33s and 34s is GOAT. They by no means aren’t a good shoe, but they definitely don’t feel as good as the previous
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I tried on a pair of 34s and I didn't feel anything significant like I did with the 35s. I still might go back and cop a pair for when it gets hot. Either that or the 36.
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Pegasus 34’s might be my all time top runner actually...That shoe was is just about perfect for me...
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I'm glad i did keep the shields, it's been mad cold and rainy everyday since.
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interesting vid! Didn't realise it's already been a year since those first came out, based on their yearly cycles the 15's should already have been announced by now but this somewhat explains the delay - very subtle of Nike to make no mention of an updated 14.5 version!
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I can confirm the Tempo Next% replaces the Peg Turbo. The tags of the prototypes said “Pegasus Turbo Next% FK”
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