Nike Pegasus Plus Reviews

They agree with the loving comment and ran a sub-18 minute 5k in the Peg Plus.

They love the Peg Plus 1 and set personal records at 5k and 10k in it.

After 500 km of easy runs and track workouts, a forefoot-striking marathoner still calls the Pegasus Plus the best up-tempo trainer since the Speed 2, holding up nicely.

Perhaps the best do-it-all or one-shoe travel option. It handled a hard 19-miler with near super-shoe spring late in the run, and progression tempos. No outsole or midsole wear after 100 miles, and the upper is getting more comfortable.

Using it for track intervals at 3:20–3:30/km, a runner was surprised how responsive and easy the Pegasus Plus felt despite being softer than the Takumi Sen.

A runner who usually prefers plated shoes really enjoys the Pegasus Plus: quick, nimble and with a little pop, more than their Vaporfly 3.

Road runs including longer ones, with no mileage given. They found it snappy with quick turnover, and cushioned, fast and responsive on longer runs even though there seems to be little foam under the forefoot. The Flyknit upper has decent heel padding but a snug, triangular toe box, and at $180 they think it is a little expensive. A versatile daily trainer for easy days and workouts on road or track.

After about 100 miles of road and track workouts, this runner calls the Pegasus Plus lively, nimble and bouncy with great lockdown.