Think you know fast? Think again - these women's Pegasus 34 trainers from Nike are built for speedy performance and supreme response mile after mile. Flymesh fabric keeps airflow on top, reducing over-heating for cool comfort, locked down with Flywire cables for secure, responsive performance. Sat on Cushlon foam and a forefoot Zoom Air unit for bouncy, propulsive movement the second you hit the ground running, essential for making your next session your best session.
Think you know fast? Think again - these women's Pegasus 34 trainers from Nike are built for speedy performance and supreme response mile after mile. Flymesh fabric keeps airflow on top, reducing over-heating for cool comfort, locked down with Flywire cables for secure, responsive performance. Sat on Cushlon foam and a forefoot Zoom Air unit for bouncy, propulsive movement the second you hit the ground running, essential for making your next session your best session.
Think you know fast? Think again - these women's Pegasus 34 trainers from Nike are built for speedy performance and supreme response mile after mile. Flymesh fabric keeps airflow on top, reducing over-heating for cool comfort, locked down with Flywire cables for secure, responsive performance. Sat on Cushlon foam and a forefoot Zoom Air unit for bouncy, propulsive movement the second you hit the ground running, essential for making your next session your best session.
Think you know fast? Think again - these women's Pegasus 34 trainers from Nike are built for speedy performance and supreme response mile after mile. Flymesh fabric keeps airflow on top, reducing over-heating for cool comfort, locked down with Flywire cables for secure, responsive performance. Sat on Cushlon foam and a forefoot Zoom Air unit for bouncy, propulsive movement the second you hit the ground running, essential for making your next session your best session.
Last updated at 11/06/2024 01:23:46
originally posted on mec.ca
I had been previously running in the Adidas Boston shoe which is a shoe that I still enjoy but as I was getting into some higher mileage training I was looking for something that had a bit more cushioning to it while still being pretty lightweight as I generally train in lightweight trainers. These are the answer!! Not only do they cushion my foot they are also incredibly responsive, which is something I was worried about it in moving towards a higher cushioned shoe. Now I should say that by no means are these the most cushioned shoes out there, but for a lightweight trainer they certainly accomplish that balance between cushion and weight. Additionally, I will mention that I have a narrow foot and although these wouldn't be considered a specifically "narrow" shoe I ... MoreI had been previously running in the Adidas Boston shoe which is a shoe that I still enjoy but as I was getting into some higher mileage training I was looking for something that had a bit more cushioning to it while still being pretty lightweight as I generally train in lightweight trainers. These are the answer!! Not only do they cushion my foot they are also incredibly responsive, which is something I was worried about it in moving towards a higher cushioned shoe. Now I should say that by no means are these the most cushioned shoes out there, but for a lightweight trainer they certainly accomplish that balance between cushion and weight. Additionally, I will mention that I have a narrow foot and although these wouldn't be considered a specifically "narrow" shoe I find that I am able to tighten them to my liking without any issues and the upper material doesn't stretch out throughout the shoe's lifetime which helps to maintain that fit. I am on my second pair now and would definitely recommend these to anyone looking for a lightweight trainer with a bit more cushioning to it!
originally posted on store.nike.com
The overwhelming hype for this shoe from every runner friend I have was what actually got me to buy a pair of the Pegasus 34. The delivery was fast and once I opened the box, I was so excited because the color (Ice blue) and the design of the shoe made these one of the prettiest pair of running shoes I owned. And once I put them on, right away I felt the comfort and flexibility that everybody was talking about. However, on the left shoe I started to feel a small and hard bump in the forefoot area. It was somewhere in the middle of the forefoot, at the base of the 2nd toe. I thought it was just going to be temporary and the cushion would wear down after a few runs, but unfortunately that didn't happen. I ran about 30 miles (about 2 weeks) in these shoes and while ... MoreThe overwhelming hype for this shoe from every runner friend I have was what actually got me to buy a pair of the Pegasus 34. The delivery was fast and once I opened the box, I was so excited because the color (Ice blue) and the design of the shoe made these one of the prettiest pair of running shoes I owned. And once I put them on, right away I felt the comfort and flexibility that everybody was talking about. However, on the left shoe I started to feel a small and hard bump in the forefoot area. It was somewhere in the middle of the forefoot, at the base of the 2nd toe. I thought it was just going to be temporary and the cushion would wear down after a few runs, but unfortunately that didn't happen. I ran about 30 miles (about 2 weeks) in these shoes and while everything except the left forefoot was SO comfortable, I couldn't help but focus my mind on the small bump during my whole run. So I gave up trying to break them in. And you must be thinking 'What if it was only that pair that was defective?'. Yeah, I thought that, too. I wish that was true because I wanted this to be my running shoe soo bad. So I went to the Nike store and I tried other colors, a size up, a size down... no luck, every single pair bothered me in the forefoot area. Now I don't know if it's just my foot, or if it's Nike and anybody else has had this issue, but if you do, then at least you won't think you're the only one when you see this review. I've been faithful to Nike for years and I've never had this bump problem until now. I really hope the next version fixes this issue because the Pegasus seem really comfortable to run in and also very good looking.
originally posted on store.nike.com
I have been a loyal Nike-Pegasus customer for over 6 years-this line usually provides my go-to running shoes. My trip to the Nike store is usually super easy as I already know I can count on the Pegasus to be the most comfortable running shoe in the store. Recently, and in preparation for my upcoming marathon race, I visited a Nike store to buy a fresh pair. I was SO disappointed that Nike put out such an uncomfortable version (34) of this shoe. The foam cushion with Zoom Air units in the forefront is 100% uncomfortable. With every step, you can feel an obtrusive pad that irks the forefront of your foot. It's impossible to ignore or get used to. It feels as irksome as stepping on a big wad of gum on each foot. I've been shoe shopping for other brands and haven't ... MoreI have been a loyal Nike-Pegasus customer for over 6 years-this line usually provides my go-to running shoes. My trip to the Nike store is usually super easy as I already know I can count on the Pegasus to be the most comfortable running shoe in the store. Recently, and in preparation for my upcoming marathon race, I visited a Nike store to buy a fresh pair. I was SO disappointed that Nike put out such an uncomfortable version (34) of this shoe. The foam cushion with Zoom Air units in the forefront is 100% uncomfortable. With every step, you can feel an obtrusive pad that irks the forefront of your foot. It's impossible to ignore or get used to. It feels as irksome as stepping on a big wad of gum on each foot. I've been shoe shopping for other brands and haven't found a comfortable brand or shoe that even compares to the 30 or 32. I created a Nike account just so I could write this review and plead that you remove this forefront design-or at least provide the same shoe without the forefront feature. It's horrible and has pushed me out of the Nike market for now. Not good-not practical as good as it sounds in theory.
| Release Date | 07/02/2017 |
I had been previously running in the Adidas Boston shoe which is a shoe that I still enjoy but as I was getting into some higher mileage training I was looking for something that had a bit more cushioning to it while still being pretty lightweight as I generally train in lightweight trainers. These are the answer!! Not only do they cushion my foot they are also incredibly responsive, which is something I was worried about it in moving towards a higher cushioned shoe. Now I should say that by no means are these the most cushioned shoes out there, but for a lightweight trainer they certainly accomplish that balance between cushion and weight. Additionally, I will mention that I have a narrow foot and although these wouldn't be considered a specifically "narrow" shoe I ... MoreI had been previously running in the Adidas Boston shoe which is a shoe that I still enjoy but as I was getting into some higher mileage training I was looking for something that had a bit more cushioning to it while still being pretty lightweight as I generally train in lightweight trainers. These are the answer!! Not only do they cushion my foot they are also incredibly responsive, which is something I was worried about it in moving towards a higher cushioned shoe. Now I should say that by no means are these the most cushioned shoes out there, but for a lightweight trainer they certainly accomplish that balance between cushion and weight. Additionally, I will mention that I have a narrow foot and although these wouldn't be considered a specifically "narrow" shoe I find that I am able to tighten them to my liking without any issues and the upper material doesn't stretch out throughout the shoe's lifetime which helps to maintain that fit. I am on my second pair now and would definitely recommend these to anyone looking for a lightweight trainer with a bit more cushioning to it!
The overwhelming hype for this shoe from every runner friend I have was what actually got me to buy a pair of the Pegasus 34. The delivery was fast and once I opened the box, I was so excited because the color (Ice blue) and the design of the shoe made these one of the prettiest pair of running shoes I owned. And once I put them on, right away I felt the comfort and flexibility that everybody was talking about. However, on the left shoe I started to feel a small and hard bump in the forefoot area. It was somewhere in the middle of the forefoot, at the base of the 2nd toe. I thought it was just going to be temporary and the cushion would wear down after a few runs, but unfortunately that didn't happen. I ran about 30 miles (about 2 weeks) in these shoes and while ... MoreThe overwhelming hype for this shoe from every runner friend I have was what actually got me to buy a pair of the Pegasus 34. The delivery was fast and once I opened the box, I was so excited because the color (Ice blue) and the design of the shoe made these one of the prettiest pair of running shoes I owned. And once I put them on, right away I felt the comfort and flexibility that everybody was talking about. However, on the left shoe I started to feel a small and hard bump in the forefoot area. It was somewhere in the middle of the forefoot, at the base of the 2nd toe. I thought it was just going to be temporary and the cushion would wear down after a few runs, but unfortunately that didn't happen. I ran about 30 miles (about 2 weeks) in these shoes and while everything except the left forefoot was SO comfortable, I couldn't help but focus my mind on the small bump during my whole run. So I gave up trying to break them in. And you must be thinking 'What if it was only that pair that was defective?'. Yeah, I thought that, too. I wish that was true because I wanted this to be my running shoe soo bad. So I went to the Nike store and I tried other colors, a size up, a size down... no luck, every single pair bothered me in the forefoot area. Now I don't know if it's just my foot, or if it's Nike and anybody else has had this issue, but if you do, then at least you won't think you're the only one when you see this review. I've been faithful to Nike for years and I've never had this bump problem until now. I really hope the next version fixes this issue because the Pegasus seem really comfortable to run in and also very good looking.
I have been a loyal Nike-Pegasus customer for over 6 years-this line usually provides my go-to running shoes. My trip to the Nike store is usually super easy as I already know I can count on the Pegasus to be the most comfortable running shoe in the store. Recently, and in preparation for my upcoming marathon race, I visited a Nike store to buy a fresh pair. I was SO disappointed that Nike put out such an uncomfortable version (34) of this shoe. The foam cushion with Zoom Air units in the forefront is 100% uncomfortable. With every step, you can feel an obtrusive pad that irks the forefront of your foot. It's impossible to ignore or get used to. It feels as irksome as stepping on a big wad of gum on each foot. I've been shoe shopping for other brands and haven't ... MoreI have been a loyal Nike-Pegasus customer for over 6 years-this line usually provides my go-to running shoes. My trip to the Nike store is usually super easy as I already know I can count on the Pegasus to be the most comfortable running shoe in the store. Recently, and in preparation for my upcoming marathon race, I visited a Nike store to buy a fresh pair. I was SO disappointed that Nike put out such an uncomfortable version (34) of this shoe. The foam cushion with Zoom Air units in the forefront is 100% uncomfortable. With every step, you can feel an obtrusive pad that irks the forefront of your foot. It's impossible to ignore or get used to. It feels as irksome as stepping on a big wad of gum on each foot. I've been shoe shopping for other brands and haven't found a comfortable brand or shoe that even compares to the 30 or 32. I created a Nike account just so I could write this review and plead that you remove this forefront design-or at least provide the same shoe without the forefront feature. It's horrible and has pushed me out of the Nike market for now. Not good-not practical as good as it sounds in theory.
I've always done my cross training days in shoes for that specific sport (cross-fit, weight lifting, etc). I recently started an exercise program to complement and build strength along with my runs. I saw some people using these and was shocked to find out they're a running shoe. They give great support, but are also flexible for movements such as side lunges, squats, gorillas, etc. They are breathable and feel light on my feet even during plyometric movements. My knees were bothering me a lot during workouts, but since using these I have had no pain at all. I have not run in these shoes yet, but plan to give them a shot on my shorter run days (3-5 miles). I have the black pair and they are aesthetically pleasing, even somewhat of a navy hue through the toe-box. I ... MoreI've always done my cross training days in shoes for that specific sport (cross-fit, weight lifting, etc). I recently started an exercise program to complement and build strength along with my runs. I saw some people using these and was shocked to find out they're a running shoe. They give great support, but are also flexible for movements such as side lunges, squats, gorillas, etc. They are breathable and feel light on my feet even during plyometric movements. My knees were bothering me a lot during workouts, but since using these I have had no pain at all. I have not run in these shoes yet, but plan to give them a shot on my shorter run days (3-5 miles). I have the black pair and they are aesthetically pleasing, even somewhat of a navy hue through the toe-box. I typically do not care for black sneakers as I do like some color for my workouts! I have a large size and sometimes I am limited on color options. I have been using these for a month. I will definitely purchase these again and highly recommend to anyone mixing in cross training with their runs.
This is a review for those Runner/ HIIT/ Weight trainers out there! I run mostly at the gym and outside every couple of weeks. I wear Saucony sneakers for my outside runs. (They're so ugly, but the support works for the road). Its difficult to find cute and supportive sneakers for the gym. I was wearing the Nike Lunar but started to get pain in my left heel again (bone spur) and was having to shorten my runs. (Grrrrr) I finally decided to give the Pegasus a world and I am so happy that I did and wish I would have tried them sooner. The support is awesome for me. I really need support in the heels. They also look great. I'm boring, I went with the white option, but may venture out and purchase another color.The best comparison I guess I can make is for people who ... MoreThis is a review for those Runner/ HIIT/ Weight trainers out there! I run mostly at the gym and outside every couple of weeks. I wear Saucony sneakers for my outside runs. (They're so ugly, but the support works for the road). Its difficult to find cute and supportive sneakers for the gym. I was wearing the Nike Lunar but started to get pain in my left heel again (bone spur) and was having to shorten my runs. (Grrrrr) I finally decided to give the Pegasus a world and I am so happy that I did and wish I would have tried them sooner. The support is awesome for me. I really need support in the heels. They also look great. I'm boring, I went with the white option, but may venture out and purchase another color.The best comparison I guess I can make is for people who have back problems, they typically prefer a firmer mattress. Back suffers are not plush mattress advocates, it's no bueno for their back. In my case, the same goes for my feet. Size: I'm typically a 7.5 but always size up in Nike sneakers, I did the same for the Pegasus and the size 8's fit me perfect. I hope this helps! Happy Running! (don't forget to add some weights - your future body and self will thank you!)
If you are someone who runs regularly, or only from time to time, and wants great support for your feet, then you should try out the Nike Zoom Pegasus 34 running shoes!Based on durability, comfortability, and support, this shoe deserves a 5-star rating. After running with these shoes for over a year now, the shoes have not torn or worn down in any way. Regarding comfortability, with every step you take your feet will feel like they touch the ground lightly; this can help to increase agility and response times! In terms of support, these shoes are awesome. There is so much support around the ankles which allows your feet to feel secure. This level of ankle support helps to reduce the risk of ankle injury by keeping your ankle from moving too far out of alignment ... MoreIf you are someone who runs regularly, or only from time to time, and wants great support for your feet, then you should try out the Nike Zoom Pegasus 34 running shoes!Based on durability, comfortability, and support, this shoe deserves a 5-star rating. After running with these shoes for over a year now, the shoes have not torn or worn down in any way. Regarding comfortability, with every step you take your feet will feel like they touch the ground lightly; this can help to increase agility and response times! In terms of support, these shoes are awesome. There is so much support around the ankles which allows your feet to feel secure. This level of ankle support helps to reduce the risk of ankle injury by keeping your ankle from moving too far out of alignment with your feet.I purchased the Nike Zoom Pegasus 34 in a gray/white color. Although the durability of the shoes has held up well throughout this past year, the lighter color scheme shows the presence of dirt/marks. However, I have found that it has been easy to clean the shoes from dirt/smudges with a simply cleaning wipe or wet rag. You can also throw shoes in the washer to get them cleaner.The Nike Zoom Pegasus 34 comes in a variety of colors, so another color might not show dirt as easy as the ones that I purchased. Also, with a variety of colors, you might find a pair that allows you to feel more stylish.Another feature of the Nike Zoon Pegasus 34 that was particularly enjoyable is the excellent traction on the bottom of the shoe. If you're someone who runs outside as much or more as you do inside, then this shoe is an even better fit for you than you could imagine! The excellent traction allows for smooth runs outside. With this shoe, it is more motivating to get out and be active, because you know your feet will not be subject to soreness and potential injury.This shoe can increase motivation to exercise and further result in a more happy you!
We have several pairs of the Nike Pegasus 34 running shoes. What we have discovered is that the shoes are made in different countries. Vietnam and China for examples. We only gave 4 stars because we have had problems with the air sole inserts in the shoes made in China. Comparing the inserts side by side there is a difference in the mold pattern. The China inserts are not as comfortable and stiffer than the Vietnam inserts. How we get around the problem is we swap inserts when we are using the China made shoes. When buying these shoes look for the shoes made in Vietnam. The overall quality of the Pegasus 34 running shoe is very good.
I usually love Nike shoes, but these shoes are VERY uncomfortable. I've only worn them once and they are now sitting nicely in a box and likely wont ever be worn by me again. I'm so glad I didn't buy any more Nikes like I wanted to. They used to be the only athletic shoe I used to wear. Guess I won't be buying them anymore until they can be made more comfortable. I work in healthcare. I've never been able to wear Nikes to work because they aren't comfortable enough, but I would wear them on my days off for leisure. Nike should take note of this. Saucony and New Balance are good comfortable running shoes I can wear comfortably throughout my 12+ hr workday. I'm so sad these shoes aren't comfortable. I was so excited to buy another pair since it's been awhile since ... MoreI usually love Nike shoes, but these shoes are VERY uncomfortable. I've only worn them once and they are now sitting nicely in a box and likely wont ever be worn by me again. I'm so glad I didn't buy any more Nikes like I wanted to. They used to be the only athletic shoe I used to wear. Guess I won't be buying them anymore until they can be made more comfortable. I work in healthcare. I've never been able to wear Nikes to work because they aren't comfortable enough, but I would wear them on my days off for leisure. Nike should take note of this. Saucony and New Balance are good comfortable running shoes I can wear comfortably throughout my 12+ hr workday. I'm so sad these shoes aren't comfortable. I was so excited to buy another pair since it's been awhile since I've bought Nikes, but I'm so disappointed. I will be donating these shoes to someone else that may enjoy them since I can't. I rated the shoe as not being a good value, because they are sitting in a box and won't be used by me. Compared to other Nike brand shoes, this was a good value which is why I was so excited about it, but the saying turned out to be true, "You get what you pay for". These shoes are not cheap, but cheaper than some Nikes. Not sure of the quality. They're in a box.
I started buying "Pegasus" brands for over two years, and always will. Pegasus 34's and 33's are the best running shoes around! The cushion helps keep your feet comfortable that avoids pain from many miles of walking or jogging done each day. They also have a nicely slender shape all the way to your toes, that don't feel like heavy thick clogs that are bad for my feet. I have 13 pairs in different colors to match my uniforms and workout outfits. Since I've had them I haven't been limping after work nor after jogging on my treadmill like I did with other brand. This is a great investment! I also haven't had to see a foot doctor since I started wearing them! Thank you, Dr. Nike!
Hard to believe but this is the first pair of Nike's that I have ever purchased/'worn. Read a review of the 10 best running shoes that are good for active walking - article listed those with the best padding, support and comfort. The Nike Pegasus was high on the list. Really like them so far. Great fit as I have a narrow heel but need more room in the toe box - these are perfect with a nice tight heel and a roomy toe box. It seems that most running or tennis shoes need to be purchased a half size larger so the Nike size 9 fits perfect - I'm a size 8.5 in regular shoes. This shoe has a very comfortable and substantial arch support which feels great when you have high arches. Very lightweight - will be great for travel.
| Release Date | 07/02/2017 |
