Nike Pegasus 41 Reviews

Still runs every day in one pair of Pegasus 41s with close to 3,000 km on them.

Has run over 1,000 miles in several pairs of the Pegasus 41 in Pacific Northwest weather year-round, on gravel trails and asphalt. Would have sworn its traction is better than the Gel Nimbus 26's.

A Pegasus 41 owner says it fits perfectly with no issues after 400 miles.

Score 7. Very 'democratic': no extreme strengths or obvious flaws. It suits newer runners who need one trainer for slow runs through workouts. The new ReactX doesn't change the familiar feel. Wear after 150 km only at his usual spots, with 600-700 km expected for runners up to ~75 kg.

A versatile jogging shoe that also handles race pace in build-up runs. Light-feeling despite its weight, breathable, with a durable-looking outsole. Replacing his 900 km Ghost 15, he was very satisfied and recommends it to anyone stuck choosing a jog shoe.

His main training shoe: ReactX cushion and rebound make running fun, and at nearly 400 km it is still going strong with only some sole wear. The downside: runners who dislike soft, squishy modern foam should try it first.

A classic that holds steady: still feels good after 300 miles thanks to its durable build, and is a reliable daily trainer if you liked the 40. Few changes, so don't expect the older feel of the line. Narrow like most Nikes, with no wide option noted.

Over 100 miles of running plus some walking, at 195 lb. The upper has no rips or real wear and the fit got better as it broke in, and the cushioning still feels pleasant. The softer outsole rubber wears down faster than they would like, though they call it average for a daily trainer, and the Zoom units and ground feel become more noticeable with use. They find it best for easy runs up to about a half marathon.