I've got the Gore-Tex Trail 4, they did an excellent job when I took them out in the snow! Great in the winter, not sure I'd take them on a trip to Benidorm though.
If I had to pick one for lower price, would rather pick Wildhorse8 than Pegasus trail5. Wildhorse8 is much more capable shoe for less money. O And Zegama2 is really good, enjoying it so much!
I would be tempted to try the Wildhorse but agree it's apples and oranges. I do keep seeing the Zegama 2 in certain colors for a fair discount (e.g. $100), but it just didn't feel as supportive and stable, limiting the versatility. The ZoomX cushioning did seem very comfy though. This Trail 5 does have a pretty good step in feel for me! I think the big question will be how the sole holds up long term. But this one is a winner.
@@cheezbomber I have both and the Zegama 2 is more stable and supportive, but still bouncy from the ZoomX. However it's quite clunky and heavy and alos I didn't like the fit that much - low over the instep and some heel slip because of the gaitor. Fit is a bit different from other Nikes, it's more Hokaesque. The PT5 is fit is amazing and very comfortable, one of the best. ReactX is a lot softer and more fun to run in. The shoe will struggle because of the softness and no rock plate in technical terrain - it warps too much (think ankle twists). But that's anyway not the use case for this shoe. It works very well as a daily trainer where it's soft and fun and can handle road and forest. High drop also helps calf recovery. This shoe surprised, as the reviews didn't communicate well what this shoe is actually like.
I'll stay with my Ultraflys, just bought another pair as Nike had a big discount last week. They were of course way too expensive when released last summer but now the price was quite ok.
Ran another hilly 15 miler today in my Saucony Axon 3. An absolute joy to run in, especially now the pwrrun midsole has been broken in. As a midfoot striker who prefers lower drops, these are my favourite shoes in terms of pure running enjoyment by a long way!
Sports Direct were offering Nike Pegasus Trail 4 Gore-Tex for £55 (50% off) but sadly only in size 14! All other sizes were £110. I was ready to pull the trigger until I noticed that. 😞
Shoe seems promising! Just picked up the Salomon Pulsar Trail for off-road shenanigans. Side note, off to see Roni Size and Storm @ the Jazz Cafe soon!
@@EDDBUD sold out unfortunately! Hop on the waiting list if you can. It’s a celebration of pirate radio music, going to be a banger. It’s the Jazz Cafe in Camden 🙏
@@that_which_is_not Oh blast. Sounds amazing! I used to travel in on the bus to London as a young lad with my Sony Walkman that had a radio built in. Exciting times!
On the back of this review I picked up a pair in the sky blue colour way. had my first few miles in them this week in Portugal whilst on holiday with a 40/60 split between road and sandy trails and I have to say they've been nothing short of exceptional. Grip on sand and gravel has been brilliant. The fit and lacing up is second to non in my opinion. A great do it all shoe. My only slight criticism is the fact it is very warm with not much ventilation. That said , I was running in 25°C temperatures. I'm sure it'll be better in the UK in autumn temperatures.
Been enjoying the Wildhorse 8 this year, might check these out. I do like the look of Nike’s recent trail shoes, even if many have a way to go performance wise.
Hmm, not quite convinced by this one. Think I would prefer the Hoka Challenger as a Road to Trail shoe here. This one seems a bit too heavy for an outsole profile that barely offers more than a regular Pegasus.
Just picked this one up yesterday! Been running roads mostly so didn’t need an aggressive trail shoe for the gravel trails I’ve been running. Was a pretty smooth ride on 5 miles this am. Probably wouldn’t take it much higher than a 15-20 mile run. Zegama 2 was tempting but a bit overkill for me on beefiness and price at this time.
I bought both and didn't enjoy the fit and clunkyness of the Zegama 2. It fits like a Hoka now - quite tapered forefoot and also significant heel slip.
Please continue with DnB recommendations from your youth:) they are fantastic. I may pick Pegs trail version when they eventually go on sale for routes that require to travel a mile or two to the proper trail
Love my peg trail 4’s nearly 300kms into my second pair, great on road to light trails and gravel. Way better all round than peg 40 which was awful imho… can see the 5s coming into the cupboard.
Interesting review Edd, amazingly I've never run in any version of the Peg but this one seems like it could find a place in my rotation at some point. I've actually just picked up a pair of Adidas Terrex Agravic Speeds (not the Ultra version with energy rods) for a similar price to the Peg Trail though. Not run in them yet but look a quality pair of lightweight trail shoes with a dual Lightstrike/LS Pro midsole and Continental rubber outsole. Will report back but think they could be up your strasse too- they look like an Adios 8 for the trails!
The GTX version has appeared on the Nike site as coming soon however there’s a rather mysterious mention of it utilising an Air Zoom unit with the ReactX. Must be a mistake, surely?
I was pretty seriously ill for a long time and have a lot of “old” shoe models that I still enjoy wearing. Rocket X, Takumi Sen 8, Speed 2, Invincible 2, Pegasus Trail 3 and many more... oldy but goldy!😁 I don't always have to run the latest version either. It's not uncommon for older versions to actually be better.😉 greetings for a good day!
@@michaelr.8402 Glad you are feeling better first off. Good to get some use out of those shoes and in fairness the sen 8 and invincible 2 are same if not better than the current crop.
OK a trail shoe to keep in mind for a years time then...when its £50 to £80. Would be good to see you testing out more trail shoes on South West coast path or something...
I've always thought that a trail shoe without a weatherproof upper is pointless and this shoe does nothing to change my mind. It could be okay for an every day trainer for shopping trips and visits to the pub, though.
@@EDDBUD Good point, Edd. I've never noticed it with my Puma Voyage GTX, but I've always been more worried about rain and sludge getting in my trail shoes than moisture finding its way out.
Great review!! Just miss 25% at Nike, but was waiting for a review that help me about the grip on wet rural roads (mostly tarmac) and wet sidewalks. How do you compare it with Velocity 3 PumaGrip , specially on wet sidewalks? Cheers
I bought these beauty’s but I order them just in my number the they fit exactly . Don’t have any space left and wondering if I need to take 0.5 bigger . Does anyone know if they get softer as you ware them ??
Being a well traveled modern gentleman I'm sure you know this, but there's no such thing as "buffed out US trails", it varies widely. The trails in the Mid-atlantic and Northeast regions are probably more like UK trails than you'd think, plenty of bog, plenty of mud, plenty of soft shoe consuming wet clay. Great review as usual though, MIGHT give this one a go
It makes we wonder what they produce it for. As it’s not an out and out trail shoe neither a road model. I think my home town and Portland have lots in common. Much rain, ( it’s raining now! ) and probably closer to what you would use a standard trail shoe for. But this is close enough for me
@@EDDBUD With the new tread pattern I think they are probably producing it for a sort of "rail trail" or light park trail type setting. I have taken previous versions on technical trails and while they work, the outsole grip was abysmal. Sometimes I think they make the Peg Trail to walk around the mall and go to the shops =)
The outsole looks just like my salomon S/lab pulsar and I suspect has better cushioning at about 1/2 the stack and the size 9 is about 6.4oz..I find much better shoes by staying away from big names..but Nike probably has the best marketing out there..
Hey there! Would you recommend this shoe if I like using my shoes for trail, road, and treadmills? Would it feel ok on a treadmill? That's my biggest concern. I truly want a do it all shoe or as close as possible 🙏🏽
Damn that's a chunky weight, especially for a shoe without a rock plate. Yeh, nah, as they say here in Australia. Wouldn't work for me on our usually very rocky dry trails.
You might want to look at a pair of ankle boots tbh. Tying laces at the ankle takes pressure off feet. A rigid midsole preferably with a shank for support. Maybe even a pair of Blundstones? Or Caterpillar Colorados. Come to think of it a wedge sole would be awesome with a shank. Something like a Redwing Moc toe which I think were actually designed to be worn on factory floors. When you consider the amount of top grade leather and build quality that goes into Redwings theyre actually well priced when compared to other shoes.
I have a slightly flat foot ,weak ankle and narrow feet should i buy this? I haven't bought any nike shoes before 😭🙏🏻 please recommend too tysm xxxx Edit: Thank you for your honest review too! Will definitely buy this if it's good for my feet 🥺
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Picked up the GR11 colorway. In my opinion, this is the best value modern daily driver Nike has ever made.
Great versatile model. It’s quite a good fit for me and not to baggy in the toebox
Think will wait for the GORE-TEX version and the Peg 41 but this seems promising.
Enjoy Portugal sir!
@@EDDBUD thanks - finding some love again for the Endorphin Speed this holiday. Wedding anniversary on 30th !
I've got the Gore-Tex Trail 4, they did an excellent job when I took them out in the snow!
Great in the winter, not sure I'd take them on a trip to Benidorm though.
Not a patch on Dels White loafers.
@@EDDBUD "You must look like a muggers pension scheme" 🤣
@@Stevenc1984Always remove my rings before I go running. 🤣
Starting the video now. The only thing i have to say is that at least we see some new materials.
If I had to pick one for lower price, would rather pick Wildhorse8 than Pegasus trail5. Wildhorse8 is much more capable shoe for less money. O And Zegama2 is really good, enjoying it so much!
Apples and Oranges.
I would be tempted to try the Wildhorse but agree it's apples and oranges. I do keep seeing the Zegama 2 in certain colors for a fair discount (e.g. $100), but it just didn't feel as supportive and stable, limiting the versatility. The ZoomX cushioning did seem very comfy though.
This Trail 5 does have a pretty good step in feel for me! I think the big question will be how the sole holds up long term. But this one is a winner.
@@cheezbomber I have both and the Zegama 2 is more stable and supportive, but still bouncy from the ZoomX. However it's quite clunky and heavy and alos I didn't like the fit that much - low over the instep and some heel slip because of the gaitor. Fit is a bit different from other Nikes, it's more Hokaesque.
The PT5 is fit is amazing and very comfortable, one of the best. ReactX is a lot softer and more fun to run in. The shoe will struggle because of the softness and no rock plate in technical terrain - it warps too much (think ankle twists). But that's anyway not the use case for this shoe. It works very well as a daily trainer where it's soft and fun and can handle road and forest. High drop also helps calf recovery. This shoe surprised, as the reviews didn't communicate well what this shoe is actually like.
I'll stay with my Ultraflys, just bought another pair as Nike had a big discount last week. They were of course way too expensive when released last summer but now the price was quite ok.
Ran another hilly 15 miler today in my Saucony Axon 3. An absolute joy to run in, especially now the pwrrun midsole has been broken in. As a midfoot striker who prefers lower drops, these are my favourite shoes in terms of pure running enjoyment by a long way!
Loving the novablast 4 TR version for easy trails and road to easy trails . Also a good shoe to consider if looking for road to trail shoes .
Sports Direct were offering Nike Pegasus Trail 4 Gore-Tex for £55 (50% off) but sadly only in size 14! All other sizes were £110. I was ready to pull the trigger until I noticed that. 😞
Shoe seems promising! Just picked up the Salomon Pulsar Trail for off-road shenanigans. Side note, off to see Roni Size and Storm @ the Jazz Cafe soon!
🥉 Jazz cafe?! I need to check this
@@EDDBUD sold out unfortunately! Hop on the waiting list if you can. It’s a celebration of pirate radio music, going to be a banger. It’s the Jazz Cafe in Camden 🙏
@@that_which_is_not Oh blast. Sounds amazing! I used to travel in on the bus to London as a young lad with my Sony Walkman that had a radio built in. Exciting times!
Good afternoon. Interesting description. Like to EDDBUD. Have a great monday.
Thanks as always for tuning in !
On the back of this review I picked up a pair in the sky blue colour way. had my first few miles in them this week in Portugal whilst on holiday with a 40/60 split between road and sandy trails and I have to say they've been nothing short of exceptional. Grip on sand and gravel has been brilliant. The fit and lacing up is second to non in my opinion. A great do it all shoe. My only slight criticism is the fact it is very warm with not much ventilation. That said , I was running in 25°C temperatures. I'm sure it'll be better in the UK in autumn temperatures.
Been enjoying the Wildhorse 8 this year, might check these out. I do like the look of Nike’s recent trail shoes, even if many have a way to go performance wise.
Hmm, not quite convinced by this one. Think I would prefer the Hoka Challenger as a Road to Trail shoe here. This one seems a bit too heavy for an outsole profile that barely offers more than a regular Pegasus.
My puma velocity 3 does the same, from road to trail.
The pull tab was a feature that I wish the Winflo had.
If eddbud doesnt give this nike a burn i would be surprised he crushes all the nike products lol
Quite like this one. Pegasus 40 too and the peg trail 4. Also the alphafly 3 is top
It appears you haven’t watched too many Nike reviews that Edd’s done, great thorough reviews and definitely no Nike hate from our man Edd Bud!
Really liked the Trail 4 and can see me picking this up when the price drops a touch.
I can confirm as a lump the only shoe I have worn I didn’t bottom out over 5 miles is the ASICS gel nimbus. Thanks for thinking about as larger lads.
Just go the Kayano 31 in for testing. This will no doubt be of interest too
Just picked this one up yesterday! Been running roads mostly so didn’t need an aggressive trail shoe for the gravel trails I’ve been running. Was a pretty smooth ride on 5 miles this am. Probably wouldn’t take it much higher than a 15-20 mile run. Zegama 2 was tempting but a bit overkill for me on beefiness and price at this time.
Yeah it’s about right for me and a good casual rocker too without the outlandish Zegama looks!
I bought both and didn't enjoy the fit and clunkyness of the Zegama 2. It fits like a Hoka now - quite tapered forefoot and also significant heel slip.
Please continue with DnB recommendations from your youth:) they are fantastic. I may pick Pegs trail version when they eventually go on sale for routes that require to travel a mile or two to the proper trail
Ideal for that use Sir. More drum and bass coming!
A wild Kayano 31 appears!
It’s coming up soon!
Love my peg trail 4’s nearly 300kms into my second pair, great on road to light trails and gravel. Way better all round than peg 40 which was awful imho… can see the 5s coming into the cupboard.
Like most Nike shoes these will go on Sale and I'm going to buy one at 50% off, a pair of the Zegama 2 too
Haha I did this last week. Peg trail 5 for 80E and Zegama 2's for 110E.
Thanks Ed. In my opinion the Merrell Morphlite a better option road to trail or the brilliant Agility Peak 5 which can handle more technical stuff. 😉
excellent initial review.., be well
Thanks for tuning in!
Love your videos Ed!!
Glad you like them!
Interesting review Edd, amazingly I've never run in any version of the Peg but this one seems like it could find a place in my rotation at some point. I've actually just picked up a pair of Adidas Terrex Agravic Speeds (not the Ultra version with energy rods) for a similar price to the Peg Trail though. Not run in them yet but look a quality pair of lightweight trail shoes with a dual Lightstrike/LS Pro midsole and Continental rubber outsole. Will report back but think they could be up your strasse too- they look like an Adios 8 for the trails!
It’s a good allrounder. Bit of a Botham shoe
Great review 👟 Did my review on these recently as well. One of my favourite all rounders 👌
Hopefully if they do make a GoreTex model, I might consider. My Peg Trail 4 GTX still holding up
I would assume they are waiting in the warehouse!
I think this looks cool, but I just bought the Saucony Peregrine 13 for my trail running needs.
And just like that, the Pegasus Trail 4 gtx goes on sale for €72 on Zalando here in NL. Straight in the basket thank you!
Good choice! Enjoyed that shoe for similar reasons to this one
@@EDDBUD yes I ended up directly on your Pegasus Trail 4 review which gave me the confirmation bias I’m always looking for 😂
The GTX version has appeared on the Nike site as coming soon however there’s a rather mysterious mention of it utilising an Air Zoom unit with the ReactX. Must be a mistake, surely?
Let me investigate!
Agree that the weight probably limits its versatility
Winter is coming and gtx version perhaps. Lets first hear your thoughts
Dankeschön.😊 I still have version III of this shoe in my rotation...in green, like the forest.🙋♂
Superb model. It’s certainly one of their better options these days
@@EDDBUD Absolutly! I really like the formula of React in V III.👌
I was pretty seriously ill for a long time and have a lot of “old” shoe models that I still enjoy wearing. Rocket X, Takumi Sen 8, Speed 2, Invincible 2, Pegasus Trail 3 and many more... oldy but goldy!😁 I don't always have to run the latest version either. It's not uncommon for older versions to actually be better.😉 greetings for a good day!
@@michaelr.8402 Glad you are feeling better first off. Good to get some use out of those shoes and in fairness the sen 8 and invincible 2 are same if not better than the current crop.
@@EDDBUD Yes & thanks a lot!
I would love him to do a review on xero shoes
OK a trail shoe to keep in mind for a years time then...when its £50 to £80. Would be good to see you testing out more trail shoes on South West coast path or something...
Too windy for me. I’m like a human windsock.
@@EDDBUD lol you'd be alright.. on a forest trail somewhere?
Price alert - it's 80 Euro now
Dankeschön 🙏🏼 Again a perfect information for me 😊
Much appreciated! 👍🏼👊
@@EDDBUD 👊
My Zegama 1’s will have to stand strong for now.
I did a 60k in the trail 4 gore Tex. Didn’t even have a blister
The v4 was a good shoe!
I've always thought that a trail shoe without a weatherproof upper is pointless and this shoe does nothing to change my mind. It could be okay for an every day trainer for shopping trips and visits to the pub, though.
Problem is that a water proof upper keeps the water in as well! Goretex is funny like that
@@EDDBUD Good point, Edd. I've never noticed it with my Puma Voyage GTX, but I've always been more worried about rain and sludge getting in my trail shoes than moisture finding its way out.
Black are £84 at ASOS just now.
I can see it, Ed! I CAN SEE IT!!!! ⌛
Glad you can see it! ⌛️
'Traction' pun very much intended! Good vid as always, unlike Nike's snooz-a-thon shoe offerings!!
This is the better daily type shoe we have seen in a while. I see tons of people using these
Great review!! Just miss 25% at Nike, but was waiting for a review that help me about the grip on wet rural roads (mostly tarmac) and wet sidewalks. How do you compare it with Velocity 3 PumaGrip , specially on wet sidewalks? Cheers
The Puma is fine for that. I did appreciate the lug depth on grass and smooth concrete though in the peg 5
I bought these beauty’s but I order them just in my number the they fit exactly . Don’t have any space left and wondering if I need to take 0.5 bigger . Does anyone know if they get softer as you ware them ??
If you’re up to the end they won’t give that much. Best go a half up. I found them though true to size for Nikes
@@EDDBUDthanks for you answer , really appreciate it
I like a lot the other color ways
Being a well traveled modern gentleman I'm sure you know this, but there's no such thing as "buffed out US trails", it varies widely. The trails in the Mid-atlantic and Northeast regions are probably more like UK trails than you'd think, plenty of bog, plenty of mud, plenty of soft shoe consuming wet clay. Great review as usual though, MIGHT give this one a go
It makes we wonder what they produce it for. As it’s not an out and out trail shoe neither a road model. I think my home town and Portland have lots in common. Much rain, ( it’s raining now! ) and probably closer to what you would use a standard trail shoe for. But this is close enough for me
@@EDDBUD With the new tread pattern I think they are probably producing it for a sort of "rail trail" or light park trail type setting. I have taken previous versions on technical trails and while they work, the outsole grip was abysmal. Sometimes I think they make the Peg Trail to walk around the mall and go to the shops =)
The outsole looks just like my salomon S/lab pulsar and I suspect has better cushioning at about 1/2 the stack and the size 9 is about 6.4oz..I find much better shoes by staying away from big names..but Nike probably has the best marketing out there..
Yes this one is probably one of their best available retail shoes in fairness. Some of the other line up is mystifying!
My foot just could not fit the old Pegasus Trail 4. I wonder if this model can finally fit my wide foot.
Wider than the 4, but Nike will never suit a low arch/wide midfoot.
Any chance you’ll take a gander at the new winflo 11?
Maybe, just too many stockpiled right now!
100% a fan of these over the standard Pegasus. Standard Pegasus are seriously disappointing.
Maybe the 41 will be better? Have a pair incoming
I would wait for the Wildhorse 9 instead
The low toe box is so low my big toes always hit the ceiling in the Pegasus trail and I want to like it but it simply doesn’t fit because of this…😢
Like the width here. Doesn’t taper as much as the standard Pegasus
Hey there! Would you recommend this shoe if I like using my shoes for trail, road, and treadmills? Would it feel ok on a treadmill? That's my biggest concern. I truly want a do it all shoe or as close as possible 🙏🏽
Bit overkill for treadmill grab the adidas supernova rise or peg plus for that
@@EDDBUD thank you!
Should I get Hoka Challengers or Nike Pegasus Trails for hybrid road and trail running?
Haven’t tried the challenger but really like the Pegasus trail
Pegasus
can you make a video on comparing the best trail shoe for beginner
Will see what I can do soon
Спасибо за обзор. Отличные кроссовки по хорошей цене! То, что нам всем нужно 👍😊
Thanks for watching! 👍🏼👊
Video idea: best road to trail shoes?
Is this a good shoe for traveling in urban areas?
Don’t see why not. Some good grip there
Sounds like a non-plated competitor to the Puma DN2
It’s not massively different though more outsole and more weight
Damn that's a chunky weight, especially for a shoe without a rock plate. Yeh, nah, as they say here in Australia. Wouldn't work for me on our usually very rocky dry trails.
There’s loads better shoes for that. But this isn’t really aimed at technical areas
Hello shoe people. What would you say the best pair of Nikes are for daily use at work walking on concrete floors for 9 hours at a time stocking?
Invincible 3 for mega cushion or perhaps a peg 41 for something a little more down to earth.
You might want to look at a pair of ankle boots tbh. Tying laces at the ankle takes pressure off feet. A rigid midsole preferably with a shank for support. Maybe even a pair of Blundstones? Or Caterpillar Colorados. Come to think of it a wedge sole would be awesome with a shank. Something like a Redwing Moc toe which I think were actually designed to be worn on factory floors. When you consider the amount of top grade leather and build quality that goes into Redwings theyre actually well priced when compared to other shoes.
Would you recommend for road running
Pegasus plus or the adidas sl2
Do you reckon this is ok for a wide foot?
It’s a little low in height in the forefoot
Can use this pair for Hyrox race ?
Don’t see why not.
Thank you ! Shall give it a try in my Hyrox race
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This one is a definite Nay from me
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Not spending earth credits on this one lol maybe Pegasus 41
I have a slightly flat foot ,weak ankle and narrow feet should i buy this? I haven't bought any nike shoes before 😭🙏🏻 please recommend too tysm xxxx
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Thank you for your honest review too! Will definitely buy this if it's good for my feet 🥺
It’s pretty stable for trails.
@@EDDBUD thank you!
Heavy plus a water soaking sponge of an upper to make it even heavier. Always so close yet so far away with Nike.
Thanks for the review but these have got to be the ugliest shoes on the market
Nah there’s way worse than this. I really like the profile of these
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