Nike Pegasus 37 Full Review + Pegasus 36 & 35 Running Shoe Comparison
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You’re very underrated for reviewing a shoe to its full potential, some of these other TH-camd just give trash review
Running goals: be so in tune with my foot strike that I notice a difference of 5psi... I put the pegasus 36 back because it just felt flat. This looks good though. Thanks for another great video.
QOD: Clifton 6(long), altra torin 4 (easy/recovery), rincons (speedy)
My daily trainer is the Saucony Triumph 17. I bought the Peg 36 and found it too firm for my daily runs on concrete and needed something with some more cushion. The Triumph 17 is amazing for a cushioned shoe.
You always want 10 dollars off the price. If it was 110 you would want 100 dollars 😀
I wish all the nike store employees knew all this information.
they're paid to sell Nike products, not to be objective
@@didoma73 yep
Nike turbo 2 I use for everything, zoom fly 3 fast days, Rincons are retired, Pegasus 36 all round, wild horse 5 I use for trails
QD: HOKA Bondi 6 is my daily trainer. I love the cushion. Clifton 6 was my daily before the Bondi. Love me some HOKA 🤠🇺🇸👍
How many miles do you run in them daily?
QD: Currently I am using Hoka One One Rincon 1 for my daily running because they are very comfortable for wearing, but in the near future I will definitely get a new pair or even a couple of new pairs of running shoes.
Really appreciate the reviews. It is also good to get feedback from an actual fast runner.
Long-time cyclist trying to become a runner over the last 3 months! Love your channel. Currently my daily training show is the Hoka Clifton 6. I liked the cushion and the feel and just went off of recommendations from others. Just purchased the Asics novablasts based on your reviews and excited to try this week.
For a while I was obsessed with running on my fore foot which led to a multi year battle with Achilles tendinitis. After seeing a physical therapist I changed my running form to land on the mid foot and even more on the heel. Lydiard was an advocate for keeping the heel down in order to prevent too much stress or break in the running motion by landing too high on the front of the foot. I think running higher on the foot is good but I also think it’s important to be careful and not overthink it, which I know you already mentioned!
Yes! This is what I’ve been waiting for!!!
I wasn't sure about these at first but they grow on you then you love them, they just keep on getting better!
Agreed. Felt a little off when First time wearing it but it grew on me
To speak to the width concerns (~7:55):
I've been wearing wide (2E) shoes since 2015. I'm a size 8.5 2E and have found almost all neutral trainers pretty true to fit across all brands (Mizuno, New Balance, Brooks, Asics), but the Peg line in "wide" is still a bit narrow relative to other 2E shoes! My first Pegasus was the 33, which I believe was labelled as a 2E shoe and fit very comparable to 2Es from other brands, but by the time the 35 model came out Nike labelled the shoes "wide" rather than 2E, and while I find they still fit well they are definitely a bit narrower than 2E offerings from other brands.
QD: I have a few daily road trainers in my rotation right now. I've been using the Vapor Street Flyknit because it has a generously cushioned react midsole and a very comfortable upper. But the big one for me right now is the Pegasus Turbo 2. It always makes me want to go fast, it has incredible impact protection for such a low profile, and it's just so damn comfy
QD: Recently swapped out my Adidas Ultraboosts for Asics Novablast. Really happy with the change, feel so much lighter on the roads.
I have the hoka rincon for speedwork, hoka bondi for recovery, speed goats for trail, and the Carbon X is my race shoe. I ordered a pair of the Adidas SL20 after your reveiw but they are backordered right now.
QD: Asics Glideride. That rocker really grabbed hold of my attention while trying it in at the store and felt super nice and fatigue reducing. I love it even more as I break the shoe in more. The plate and foam gets softer and almost feels like they mould around my foot! The Black/Gold Tokyo colourway is pretty sexy too!
I’ve been running in the Pegasus 35 the last year and a half, looking forward to trying the 37 when they release in the EU.
Stop at 400 miles next time bro
QD: Novablast, I feel like im cheating when I'm in them, I can do 13.1miles and feel fresh as a daisy at the end of it, its insane how much energy return I get from it! I have no issues with the heel that you have been experiencing
Thank you for great review. Finally I know I am getting the peg 37.
how did they work for you?? thinking of getting them.
QD: Saucony Kinvara 11. My first Saucony and love it. I switched from Beacon V2, which I thought was a little unstable because of the upper even though I enjoyed the ride. Kinvara feels a little more cushioned but my feet don’t slide as much because of the slightly more rigid upper.
Question of the Day! I currently run in the Clifton 6 in Wide! Love the midsole in the shoe and they just came out with a wide version, so I am happy!
Another great full review Seth!!
Hi Seth! You mentioned the runners knot... could you please do a vlog of the different knots?
Ordered my Pegs 2 weeks ago and finally they will be here today 😀
Hey Seth-always appreciate your insights on running and with reviews. I do have a different perspective when it comes to a minimum mileage count of 50 before doing a full review. While I do run around that and certainly have run over 50 miles in the Pegasus 37, I kind of know within a few different types of runs if I like a shoe or not. For me its more important that the reviewer covers the applications I plan on using the shoe as well as key updates. Thanks again for all you do!
QD: Altra Torin. It is great for easy days and up to tempos. I'm on my second pair and could see myself buying more in the future. Have a good one Seth!
QD: Brooks Ghost 12; love the high drop and heavy cushion for my plantar fascia and heel. Great for all types of running
That outsole looks like it could handle some buffed out trails. I have some routes that are 50/50 roads and trails, and these might work for that.
great review on pegasus models
QD: Peg 35. I got them when the 36 released and love them. Been waiting for the Canadian '37 release.
Asics nova blast is my daily trainer
Those “bands” is Nike’s Dynamic Fit system first introduced in the Nike LunarEclipse+ 2 in 2012
QD: Peg Turbo 2 and Zoom Fly 3! I haven't fallen in love with the Pegasus since the 31. Gald to hear they are making improvements. I'll have to give the 37 a try.
QD: turbo 2, nobablast and beacon 2. Love the turbo's
Still putting all of my miles in the Peg 35. Everything from easy days to tempos to race efforts. It’s so cheap to get a pair these days and I don’t have any complaints, so I’ll stick with them as long as I can
QD: if you know me, I talk about my daily shoe all the time. The shoe I use is the Adidas sloarglide St. and I use them for all training (xc/track/ road 5ks). They're a bit heavy, and takes a while to break in, but they're SO comfortable. I have had 2 pairs of the standard Solarglides, and now I'm on my 2nd pair of the St. edition. The standard ones have both gotten huge holes in the front at 300-400+ miles, but the St. Doesn't have that issue, and my last pair took me to 660 miles(I still use them every once in a while when my other shoes are wet. I used them for a half marathon at about 645 miles), which is way more than anything I've run in before. I beat up shoes really fast. I also had a pair of Hoka Rincons last summer because of a promotion, and I REALLY liked how soft they were and they felt really springy and fast, however they had lost all cushion and return by 150 miles.
QD: zoom fly 3, i dont train for races but like pushing the pace a bit. Thanks for the reviews as always!
Nice job on the review Seth 😀👍🏃♂️🏃♂️
QD: Vomero 14. Love the shoe, I have a number of pairs for walking and running. Had trouble with my heels in the past and the Vomero helped greatly.
Vomero 14 is aimed for the heel striker, I think. When I run in them I change my way of running, midfoot landing becomes painful after 10k
QD: Nike Pegasus 36 trail and for long or speedy days i use the zoom fly 3
QD: I'm running daily 5-10ks in my Asics Novablast. Just got back into running after putting on 10kg in the last 2 years. Could say I'm an overweight beginner in terms of running.
I love the cushioning I get from the Novablast but the fit is a bit questionable for me. My foot (particularly the right one) shifts and settles inward in a slanted position, with toes and forefoot fitting nicely in toe box but arch to sole area rolling out and resting too far out on the inner side. This causes some imbalance and some discomfort in the arch to heel region. In my longer runs, my heel would actually hurt. I don't usually overpronate.
I would rate the Novablast a 7/10 for me.
I'm running in the Nike winflo 6, bought it on sale and frankly didn't know much about running at the time, love em though!
QD: Saucony ISO Ride 2. I didn't have any "daily trainer" before so needed something that was all around. Been working out for me well with 50-100 miles in.
Daily trainer: Adidas Solar Boost-Long Run: Glycerine; Race Day: Vapor Fly 3
Great review! How do you feel the ground contact feel is compared to the Adios 4? Thanks.
My Daily Trainer I use is the Peg 36, here in the islands we have lots of hard trails and roads and the Peg 36 works great. Hopefully I will get the Peg 37’s.
QD: Hoka Rincon 2, because of the cusion feeling. They really feel good, even in tempo work outs
QD: Peg 35. I use it for all kinds of runs aside from speed runs. I use the turbo 2 for that
35s were my go to for the longest time. switched to adidas last year and now going back to try the peg 37, 35s were still my fav tho
Quick question, would you prefer the Zoom fly 3s or the turbo 2s for speed days, I’m thinking of buying one of the two
@@najibali2133 zoom flys are better for straighter runs, they also have a carbon plate in them. Both are good for speed days tho. If you’re a Nike member (it’s free) you can try the shoes for 30 days and send them back if you don’t like them
asics kayano gel 26. I am brand new to running. I have no arches and this is the first shoe that i've had that provides enough stability to allow me to run. Bought them originally bc I was on my feet all day at work.
QD: New Balance Beacon 2. Looking to switch to the Rincon once I'm through with them.
QOD...I'm running in the Pegasus 36. I'm no brilliant runner by any stretch, but when I'm in the market for a new running shoe, I know instinctively when I first try them on, whether they are right for me. I can spend ages fitting various shoes, but the peg 36 just felt right for me within minutes of trying it on. I live in Australia and the peg 37 isn't out here yet, but I'll be keen to try it when it eventually gets here.
Thanks Seth. Daily trainer now: Novablast and the Rincon (but will get the Peg 37 as soon as they sell it here on Canada!)
QD: Nike infinity react, amazing balance of stability and cushioning. The ride is very great.
Love my NB 1080v10 because of the nice cushion and durability of the outsole. Just bought a pair of Salming Greyhounds on sale, and although they're a little heavy, they're made for pavement and I will use them as another daily trainer.
My current go to training shoe is the ASICS GlideRide....found hear on Seth James Demoor's channel. I have a pair of Nike Pegs 37 on order and we'll see how they compare. I suspect I will send them back though...just love the Glideride! Thanks for posting your reviews....awesome channel!!!
I use a Vomero 14 for my daily runs - usually 10-21km 3-4 times per week. Love it’s comfort and fit.
Would love to know how Peg 37 compares to Vomero 14?
QD: Turbo 2 daily, i wanted a step up from the Peg 36 and wasnt sure on the carbon fibre plate and balancing of the Zoom Fly 3
Will probably go for the SL20 or Saucony Speed next
How many miles do you run in them daily?
I run in them daily
QD: Mizuno Wave Stream 2, never used Mizuno before but found them very comfortable and now close to 800km in them 👍
QD - Reebok Floatride Energy 2.0 - honestly you need to test them out. Great great shoe!
I run the Saucony Ride ISO for daily trainers. I run on pavement and trails and the Ride works everywhere I can take it, wet dry or hot. 70 mpw ~ 7:30 steasy pace. I get about 500 miles out of each pair and can find them for $70 or less on the regular. Plus, when their running life is over, they make a great mower day shoe :)
nike pegasus have always been a solid staple of everyday trainers.
QD: Hoka Rincon, which is also my tempo and longrun shoe :-)
My daily trainer is the Hoka Speedgoat 3. It is the only shoe I’ve ever bought multiple pairs of the same shoe. Thanks to the REI Anniversary sale, I’ll have my first pair of SG4 next week.
QD. Using the GT 1000 8 from ASICS and the Gel Excite for my speed days, occasionally for logging miles as well, loving them !
Thank you for the informative video! How does the ride/performance of the Pegasus 37 compare to the Infinity Run Flyknit? Also, have you run in the Mizuno Wave Prophecy at all?
Just bought a pair of custom Pegasus 37's - First time in Nike's
Man, I'm a Peg 37 believer. I've got some poopy knees from so many sports. Right knee had a 10 year meniscus tear that I finally got taken care of a couple years ago but now developed arthritis. Used to run daily many years ago but have trouble now so I've been searching for shoes that might help. Tried Brooks. Was recommended the Ghost 11. Not good. Too much stiff impact while running. Tried Hoka Clifton and Bondi 7 and I thought they felt good while walking but while running they didn't quite do the job. Tried the Pegasus 37 today and I was amazed. I took a short run and felt amazing and even after my legs actually felt good and not fatigued. Didn't have any heel slipping. I read a lot of people did, maybe that's a size issue? I loved the shoe during my run and compared to the Hoka I was much faster with less effort. I'm a fan and will keep buying Nike runners from now on. Seems like they know what they're doing.
QD: Pegasus 36, great all round trainer imo, I like the firmness and find it comfortable during long runs. I did like the pegasus turbo but found the softness was always putting more strain on my tendons. The only problem I have is if I'm doing a long run on only roads then it starts to feel a bit too hard on the feet but overall think it's a great trainer and it functions perfectly well on trails during summer months.
First QOD: my daily trainer is the Clifton 6 . It just runs along... still missing my Bondi 5s...
QD: new balance beacon 2... i picked it up because of the favorable reviews you, Kofuzi, and Jamison have done. I love the shoe!!
I have a wider foot, and I haven’t had any problems with the Peg 37. I like how responsive it is for a higher cushion shoe
QD: Merrell Trail Glove 4. I chose this shoe because it is for its tread pattern that is comfortable on roads and easy trails. It is low to the ground and gives excellent feedback to what your foot is doing. Lastly it is zero drop.
QD: Just picked up the Pegasus 37 to be my daily trainer. I had been using the Zoom Fly 3 as my daily trainer (which I love) but I wanted something that I could take on gravel and could wear if my runs end with family time (normal walking in Zoom Fly 3s is super weird!)
Saucony ISO ride 2. Excellent ride and cushion, very versatile.
Brooks Ghost 12.. I run on a combination of soft trail and tar and find them a great shoe to cope with both..
Got the Fast City version for dirt cheap. Loved it.
QD: Brooks Glycerin 17 is my current daily trainer for road running. Softer landing with a pretty forgiving midsole and it’s lighter than the Brooks Ghost so can even pick it up a bit with some steady runs if you want. Great for easy/steasy/long runs.
Skechers Max Road 4. Lots of cushion, but so light and bouncy.
Peg 36 are my trainers and I LOVE THEM I really want to try the 37s tho
Hi Seth, my experience with Pegs (35 & 36) is that they show their age after 300 miles. Looking forward to the 37s but I bought extra 36s during a sale and I will not be picking 37s up for a few months.
Absolutely love your reviews. Keep buttering that bread.
QoD: Pegasus line are my daily road trainers. And very happy with them. Looking forward to the upgrades for the 37.
For some reason Peg 26 was perfect as daily trainer. I since had 31, 33 and now 35 and they all have pros/cons but the 26 was a lucky strike for my feet.
QD: switched to the Pegasus trail after using the Pegasus 37. Slightly wider forefoot, feels like a roadshoe, and handles light trails which are my main training grounds. I don't mind the weight, heavier will make you feel like you're flying when putting on a tempo shoe. I also use the Inov 8 roadclaw, same goal, but makes the muscles in your feet work harder (mudh better groundfeel)
QOD: daily trainer, for years it’s been GT2000s which I was fitted for about 12 years ago. I just kept on buying the updated version. However, as my running frequency and pace has increased I’ve been looking for new options which brought me to your channel. I recently bought the Glideride which i used for for longer runs and the NB the Beacons for faster shorter runs. I tried the Novsblast too but the stack and squishyness of the midsole was too unstable for me as an over pronater.
Excited for Pegasus 37. Definitely on my list for future purchase when it drops here in Australia 🇦🇺. QD Use Pegasus 36 as daily run shoe. I do take it up to moderate tempo over middle distances up to 18-19km. I use Nike Turbo 2 for higher tempo days and up to threshold. Longer run days I am running Thursday 20-25km and Sunday long run 32-35km in trust worthy Asics Glideride. Easy day runs are in an older pair of Pegasus that are close to being retired out of rotation.
QD: I just retired a pair of ON cloudswifts that were my daily trainer. I loved the upper but the midsole was surprisingly just too hard and those cloud pods suck up rocks. I'm now alternating between Novablasts and a pair of hoka carbon Xs that I had been saving for races but since there are no races ... Both shoes make me run a little faster than I intend.
The rock sucker is what I named my ONs. I'm glad I'm not alone in that thinking
QD: asics gel-ziruss 2 got them for $45 on clearance. So far 200 miles and still going strong.
QOD: Currently the Adidas Solar Boost ST and Brooks Adrenaline GTS20. First ever pair of Adodas and liking them so far. I chop and change with every shoe, and have never found anything perfect. Due to an old foot, I tend to overpronate in my right foot only, and have quite a low arch height. Sauconu Guide 13 were close to perfect, but I wore a hole in the heel counter in the right shoe within 250kms. And then the same in the replacement pair. Never found a pair of Nikes that have even felt comfortable trying on.
I have been training in Nike Zoom fly original with the mesh upper and the fly wire, the Nike Zoom fly SP fast, the skechers go run razor three hyper.
But today I surprised myself, after watching your reviews and 3 more hours of reviews about the Asics Nova blast I went out and bought a pair of those.
I’m gonna start putting miles on them tomorrow, I did go down a half size because the upper was just not tight enough for me and it feels perfect on foot. I’ve never run in an Asics shoe before because every time I picked one up in a store it felt like a concrete block. But this one feels very different and I’m excited to try it
QD: My daily trainer is between 2 pairs of Pegasus 36s. I have owned the last 3 generations of the Pegasus, and each have lasted up to 550 miles (one of which went up to 700 miles!). The Pegasus line is the flagship of Nike Running in maintaining durability and responsiveness.
Love my Pegasus
How do they 36's compare? I bnought them on sale online
The 35 was a heavier shoe because it gave more cushion on long runs. I am enjoying the 36 because it gives way for faster workouts. It’s sleeker, lighter, and less cushion to take each step better closer to a racing shoe.
That's crazy,I feel like after a track or xc season,need new shoes :/
Yeah my Peg 34's lasted 750 miles, now jumped to the Peg 36's, put 340 miles on them in the last couple months. Holding up perfectly still. I'll be moving to the 37's next for sure 😊
QD: running in peg 36 as my daily trainer. 330 miles into them with a good mix of easy days, tempo runs, and a few long runs (up to 16 miles). They are awesome.. I recommend pegs to anyone who asks me about running shoes, they are the best all rounders in my opinion. Love my zoom fly 3s for tempo runs, but the pegs are reassuring and comfortable like a favorite pair of jeans. Can’t wait to try the 37!
On Cloud, its lightweight and a great workhorse makes it my everyday trainer
I just got to 40 miles in the peg 37 and they feel great 👍🏼
Currently still run in peg 32s that I got a few years back on clearance for cheap. Definitely time for an upgrade 😂
Don't really have a daily trainer as I rotate a lot of shoes. At the moment it's the Glideride, FuelCell Rebel, Novablast, Epic React, FuelCell TC and the Pegasus Turbo OG for most long runs.
QD: saucony ride iso 2 b/c my coach had the first one and he really liked it then i heard there was a version 2 so i picked it up.
I absolutely love my Pegasus 36 still going. I found the 37 to be to unstable and just firm.
QD: Hoka Bondi 6 are my current daily shoes. They are super cushion and feels like I can run long distances without my legs getting too crooked.