Thank u for your reveiw. My foot size is quite big so I had no choice but to buy vomero5 that I could find only. I’m currently wearing the Nike Pegasus 37, but the toe area feels a bit narrow and uncomfortable. How would this shoe work for me? I don’t run fast, keeping around 6 minutes per kilometer, and usually run distances no longer than 5 kilometers at once.
Oh yes, the Pegasus 37 was a very narrow shoe... This should definitely do the job then. But Nike does make an extra wide version of the Pegasus 41. Might be worth checking out as well? These are fine for running but I do think the Pegaus 41 is an upgrade in every way.
Most of my 2024 running shoes weigh way more than 308g LOL including my Vomero 17 and Pegagus 41 and even Pegasus Plus but, joking aside, ones like most of my Endorphin Speed versions even in a UK 13 are less than that. Imagine those Vomero 5 in my size would top 400g. I have also bought a few retro running trainers (Pegasus 2005 and Air Zoom Alpha from about 1996) and yeah there did seem to be a lot of "excess" both in overlays, pseudo suede, plastic heel cups and overblown rubber outsoles. Shoes were of course lower stack than now and foams firmer but equally still thought they are "runable". Back in 2010 and indeed for most of my 40 plus years as a runner, have always tried to go for lightweight racer/trainer for my daily shoes. So back then it was Nike Zoom Elite or adidas Boston as I recall. Kind of same sort of shoe as Peg Turbo/Plus and Endorphin Speed.
@@TimGrose They would be far over 400g in your size, or what is your heaviest Road Shoe? Even my second heaviest Road Shoe, the Nimbus 26 I mentioned, is still only around 270g. So it' s really a different weight class. But like I said, it feels less brick-like than that. Have to admit though, this shoe is not 'fun' and it certainly doesn't help in making running any easier. But it' s quite a different experience to nowadays. So I really enjoyed this 'experiment'.
@robin29991 ohh I'm mistaken then, usually Swedish start sentences like you did,,,, using words such as "actually " more often than others .... but ok ,,,, I was wrong,,still European u are,,, thanks though for the Review was accurate and helpfull
@@Vargiamis Oh, that's actually hilarious. I had no idea. But in my head I have a list of phrases I know I use way too often such as 'Actually' of course or 'at the end of the day' or 'what it comes down to'😂
Great to hear. I think you can' t go wrong with a nice and simple, stable Daily Trainer like the Nike Pegasus 41, Brooks Ghost 16, Hoka Clifton 9(if you want a little more cushion). All solid picks that get the job done:)
Thank u for your reveiw. My foot size is quite big so I had no choice but to buy vomero5 that I could find only. I’m currently wearing the Nike Pegasus 37, but the toe area feels a bit narrow and uncomfortable. How would this shoe work for me? I don’t run fast, keeping around 6 minutes per kilometer, and usually run distances no longer than 5 kilometers at once.
Oh yes, the Pegasus 37 was a very narrow shoe... This should definitely do the job then. But Nike does make an extra wide version of the Pegasus 41. Might be worth checking out as well? These are fine for running but I do think the Pegaus 41 is an upgrade in every way.
@ how about vomero5 ? is it still good option?
Sure... But I do think the Pegasus 41 makes more sense if just buying it as a Running Shoe.
Most of my 2024 running shoes weigh way more than 308g LOL including my Vomero 17 and Pegagus 41 and even Pegasus Plus but, joking aside, ones like most of my Endorphin Speed versions even in a UK 13 are less than that. Imagine those Vomero 5 in my size would top 400g. I have also bought a few retro running trainers (Pegasus 2005 and Air Zoom Alpha from about 1996) and yeah there did seem to be a lot of "excess" both in overlays, pseudo suede, plastic heel cups and overblown rubber outsoles. Shoes were of course lower stack than now and foams firmer but equally still thought they are "runable". Back in 2010 and indeed for most of my 40 plus years as a runner, have always tried to go for lightweight racer/trainer for my daily shoes. So back then it was Nike Zoom Elite or adidas Boston as I recall. Kind of same sort of shoe as Peg Turbo/Plus and Endorphin Speed.
@@TimGrose They would be far over 400g in your size, or what is your heaviest Road Shoe? Even my second heaviest Road Shoe, the Nimbus 26 I mentioned, is still only around 270g. So it' s really a different weight class. But like I said, it feels less brick-like than that.
Have to admit though, this shoe is not 'fun' and it certainly doesn't help in making running any easier. But it' s quite a different experience to nowadays. So I really enjoyed this 'experiment'.
For sure u are from sweden
Haha, what makes you think this? I'm Half German, half American 😃
@robin29991 ohh I'm mistaken then, usually Swedish start sentences like you did,,,, using words such as "actually " more often than others .... but ok ,,,, I was wrong,,still European u are,,, thanks though for the Review was accurate and helpfull
@@Vargiamis Oh, that's actually hilarious. I had no idea. But in my head I have a list of phrases I know I use way too often such as 'Actually' of course or 'at the end of the day' or 'what it comes down to'😂
I want to start running outdoor. Do you have any suggestions for beginners?
Great to hear. I think you can' t go wrong with a nice and simple, stable Daily Trainer like the Nike Pegasus 41, Brooks Ghost 16, Hoka Clifton 9(if you want a little more cushion).
All solid picks that get the job done:)