With Nike React foam and a Zoom Air unit, this Baltimore Ravens Nike Zoom Pegasus 39 Running Shoe is lightweight, durable, and comfortable. The mesh upper enhances breathability and the wider forefoot provides more room for your toes. Bold Baltimore Ravens graphics and colors will ensure everyone knows where your allegiance lies when you're at the gym or out for a run.
With Nike React foam and a Zoom Air unit, this Baltimore Ravens Nike Zoom Pegasus 39 Running Shoe is lightweight, durable, and comfortable. The mesh upper enhances breathability and the wider forefoot provides more room for your toes. Bold Baltimore Ravens graphics and colors will ensure everyone knows where your allegiance lies when you're at the gym or out for a run.
With Nike React foam and a Zoom Air unit, this Baltimore Ravens Nike Zoom Pegasus 39 Running Shoe is lightweight, durable, and comfortable. The mesh upper enhances breathability and the wider forefoot provides more room for your toes. Bold Baltimore Ravens graphics and colors will ensure everyone knows where your allegiance lies when you're at the gym or out for a run.
With Nike React foam and a Zoom Air unit, this Baltimore Ravens Nike Zoom Pegasus 39 Running Shoe is lightweight, durable, and comfortable. The mesh upper enhances breathability and the wider forefoot provides more room for your toes. Bold Baltimore Ravens graphics and colors will ensure everyone knows where your allegiance lies when you're at the gym or out for a run.
Last updated at 06/07/2025 16:48:28
originally posted on store.nike.com
The shoe definitely is more on the comfortable side, I used it for treadmill running, outdoor running, and walking. It does feel stiff because of all the water-resistant material at first but you can break it in quickly. I was wondering what they meant by "Popping noises" when I was reading the reviews, you will understand precisely what it is when you wear it yourself. The water-resistant material around the box isn't uncomfortable but it's stiff in any way so every step will be rather loud at times. Breathability-wise, it's decent, I wore these for hours and my feet weren't all sweaty or wet. Unless you really need something that is more on the weather-proof side then go for these, otherwise, the regular Pegasus 39 would be a better choice because of its better ... MoreThe shoe definitely is more on the comfortable side, I used it for treadmill running, outdoor running, and walking. It does feel stiff because of all the water-resistant material at first but you can break it in quickly. I was wondering what they meant by "Popping noises" when I was reading the reviews, you will understand precisely what it is when you wear it yourself. The water-resistant material around the box isn't uncomfortable but it's stiff in any way so every step will be rather loud at times. Breathability-wise, it's decent, I wore these for hours and my feet weren't all sweaty or wet. Unless you really need something that is more on the weather-proof side then go for these, otherwise, the regular Pegasus 39 would be a better choice because of its better flexibility and comfort.
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I already knew about the popping sound before the purchase. I also had seen a couple of reviews mentioning it goes away. I can tell my experience after a 100 miles walk on city roads. The popping sound is very loud when it's brand new, it somewhat goes soft after a 50 miles, but it's still present. This is thought to be the water resistant coating, but from my experience the sound seem to be coming from the soles. Anyway I've ordered them for city walk in Edinburgh during wet times. So far it's doing it's job okay. Not sure what another 100 miles will do on it. I wish the sound goes away completely. The grip is good on roads and good for city roads and wet muddy areas as well. This was a gift for me. Personally I like Nike's fit, but I wouldn't go for it because of ... MoreI already knew about the popping sound before the purchase. I also had seen a couple of reviews mentioning it goes away. I can tell my experience after a 100 miles walk on city roads. The popping sound is very loud when it's brand new, it somewhat goes soft after a 50 miles, but it's still present. This is thought to be the water resistant coating, but from my experience the sound seem to be coming from the soles. Anyway I've ordered them for city walk in Edinburgh during wet times. So far it's doing it's job okay. Not sure what another 100 miles will do on it. I wish the sound goes away completely. The grip is good on roads and good for city roads and wet muddy areas as well. This was a gift for me. Personally I like Nike's fit, but I wouldn't go for it because of it's sound and it's a bit heavy. I had Nike Flex Experience 6 with me previously. I love that shoe for city walking.
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These seemed to check all the boxes for what I was looking for in a wet weather shoe and I liked the colorways--especially the black/gray/volt. But the shield material is too a bit too stiff, which means that in the area where the toe box meets the tongue of the shoe, the material bends in a way that makes a loud popping sound during each step when you lift your heel off the ground. I've had plenty of shield shoes in the past where this wasn't a problem, but this iteration is noisy and I don't think it will go away with time. Sad to send them back.
The shoe definitely is more on the comfortable side, I used it for treadmill running, outdoor running, and walking. It does feel stiff because of all the water-resistant material at first but you can break it in quickly. I was wondering what they meant by "Popping noises" when I was reading the reviews, you will understand precisely what it is when you wear it yourself. The water-resistant material around the box isn't uncomfortable but it's stiff in any way so every step will be rather loud at times. Breathability-wise, it's decent, I wore these for hours and my feet weren't all sweaty or wet. Unless you really need something that is more on the weather-proof side then go for these, otherwise, the regular Pegasus 39 would be a better choice because of its better ... MoreThe shoe definitely is more on the comfortable side, I used it for treadmill running, outdoor running, and walking. It does feel stiff because of all the water-resistant material at first but you can break it in quickly. I was wondering what they meant by "Popping noises" when I was reading the reviews, you will understand precisely what it is when you wear it yourself. The water-resistant material around the box isn't uncomfortable but it's stiff in any way so every step will be rather loud at times. Breathability-wise, it's decent, I wore these for hours and my feet weren't all sweaty or wet. Unless you really need something that is more on the weather-proof side then go for these, otherwise, the regular Pegasus 39 would be a better choice because of its better flexibility and comfort.
I already knew about the popping sound before the purchase. I also had seen a couple of reviews mentioning it goes away. I can tell my experience after a 100 miles walk on city roads. The popping sound is very loud when it's brand new, it somewhat goes soft after a 50 miles, but it's still present. This is thought to be the water resistant coating, but from my experience the sound seem to be coming from the soles. Anyway I've ordered them for city walk in Edinburgh during wet times. So far it's doing it's job okay. Not sure what another 100 miles will do on it. I wish the sound goes away completely. The grip is good on roads and good for city roads and wet muddy areas as well. This was a gift for me. Personally I like Nike's fit, but I wouldn't go for it because of ... MoreI already knew about the popping sound before the purchase. I also had seen a couple of reviews mentioning it goes away. I can tell my experience after a 100 miles walk on city roads. The popping sound is very loud when it's brand new, it somewhat goes soft after a 50 miles, but it's still present. This is thought to be the water resistant coating, but from my experience the sound seem to be coming from the soles. Anyway I've ordered them for city walk in Edinburgh during wet times. So far it's doing it's job okay. Not sure what another 100 miles will do on it. I wish the sound goes away completely. The grip is good on roads and good for city roads and wet muddy areas as well. This was a gift for me. Personally I like Nike's fit, but I wouldn't go for it because of it's sound and it's a bit heavy. I had Nike Flex Experience 6 with me previously. I love that shoe for city walking.
These seemed to check all the boxes for what I was looking for in a wet weather shoe and I liked the colorways--especially the black/gray/volt. But the shield material is too a bit too stiff, which means that in the area where the toe box meets the tongue of the shoe, the material bends in a way that makes a loud popping sound during each step when you lift your heel off the ground. I've had plenty of shield shoes in the past where this wasn't a problem, but this iteration is noisy and I don't think it will go away with time. Sad to send them back.
I think the concept is great, to have a running shoe for inclement weather especially during the cold season. So, I hoped that this is the one shoe to rule them all, but my expectations were maybe a little high. The problem was that for me there was just a tiny pressure point in the area on the outer side of the arch, or in medical speak the lateral plantar part of the foot.That, although barely noticeable initially, created a sense of discomfort that I couldn't justify. Also, I noticed (like others did) that the shoe makes quite loud noise when bent during rolling off. The waterproof material gets folded in a loud popping way. Other than the issue described above, the ride felt comfortable and bouncy with the right amount of cushion and great grip. I really hope ... MoreI think the concept is great, to have a running shoe for inclement weather especially during the cold season. So, I hoped that this is the one shoe to rule them all, but my expectations were maybe a little high. The problem was that for me there was just a tiny pressure point in the area on the outer side of the arch, or in medical speak the lateral plantar part of the foot.That, although barely noticeable initially, created a sense of discomfort that I couldn't justify. Also, I noticed (like others did) that the shoe makes quite loud noise when bent during rolling off. The waterproof material gets folded in a loud popping way. Other than the issue described above, the ride felt comfortable and bouncy with the right amount of cushion and great grip. I really hope they get it right in the next version - I'll be waiting.
So far, I LOVE these shoes!! As always, with Nike React, I feel like I'm walking on air. I would HIGHLY recommend for anyone that has issues with their feet and is looking for an all-black running running shoe.My only concern is that the SAME shoe for women's sizes is almost twice the cost. Why is that??? I just buy men's sizes that will fit me.
Key points (all related):1. The shoe does seem to run a little on the large side for Nike, which I presume is an accommodation of the thicker, "weather-shield" material out of which the upper of the shoe is made. That said, I have the same size I always wear in Nike. While maybe a touch roomier, they are exceedingly comfortable. If you normally wear between a 9.5 and a 10, maybe go with the 9.5 for this shoe.2. This shoe is intended as a wet-weather/cold-weather shoe. If you're sporting it on a warm/hot day, you are likely to end up with hot feet. Seems like that's the intent and by design. Great when it's cold or wet, though.3. The shoes definitely make a kind of ... muffled crinkling noise when you're walking/running in them. They are not designed for ... MoreKey points (all related):1. The shoe does seem to run a little on the large side for Nike, which I presume is an accommodation of the thicker, "weather-shield" material out of which the upper of the shoe is made. That said, I have the same size I always wear in Nike. While maybe a touch roomier, they are exceedingly comfortable. If you normally wear between a 9.5 and a 10, maybe go with the 9.5 for this shoe.2. This shoe is intended as a wet-weather/cold-weather shoe. If you're sporting it on a warm/hot day, you are likely to end up with hot feet. Seems like that's the intent and by design. Great when it's cold or wet, though.3. The shoes definitely make a kind of ... muffled crinkling noise when you're walking/running in them. They are not designed for stealth. Again, the noise seems to be the result of the thicker-than-normal "weather-shield" uppers flexing and bending as you walk or run in them. The noise has been a point of amusement on occasion, but in no way a problem or deal breaker for me.4. For me, they are about as comfortable as a pair of slippers. But I will put them away for warm weather months.
I did a lot of research before buying these thinking that these were going to work for me. I was very wrong. For some reason these shoes hurt when I use them for running. They don’t seem to have the right support in arch like I thought they would. On top of all that they are a bit loud due to the weather lining. Consider buying something else.
For Nike this was one of the worst quality shoe I have ever purchased. Literally after 1 day of wearing parts of the sole started coming off. Day 2 another piece and Day 3 a third piece was coming undone. See from the photos. Walking around with parts of the sole flopping around and after several days they fell off entirely. Definitely not a comfortable shoe after that. All the other reviews are on point about the popping of the material which was annoying and never goes away. If there was a half star I would have picked that. Returned as soon as I returned from vacation.
I was looking for some comfortable shoes to be able to walk for most of the day, and do so comfortably. After a recent visit to Disneyland, I quickly realized that I needed better walking shoes. These performed excellently!Every time I put them on, I forget about them. Why? It’s because they’re doing what they’re supposed to do, and if I don’t think about it, that means that they don’t bother me at all.I definitely recommend these shoes
Bottom line up front: the popping noise stops after a distance run/one day of wearing around the office. The water resistant material just needs to break in.I have plantar fasciitis and wear these to run as well as walk during the day at work. The cushioning works wonders to prevent aggravations.The reviews of the popping sound are warranted. But it DOES stop. I assumed it was the material and that it would stop. It did. And in less time than I anticipated. I would wear these 24/7 if I could. I have always enjoyed the pegasus variant of Nike runners.
