Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 37

Just started using the Air Zoom Pegasus 37 for my daily runs. Based on a few runs, I find the fit and comfort to be very good. I tend to over-use shoes so running with these new shoes has been a big improvement over my 500+ mile prior shoes. So, as of now, no complaints. I'm very happy with these shoes.

Haven't run in them yet 🎄they are comfortable and I'm expecting them to be my go to shoe for most runs. It took me a good 50+ miles to realise how good the peg34 were,so I wasn't expecting miracles when I put them on (Epic React🦸) I hope they perform as well if not better. If I could choose only one Nike running shoe,this would be the one 👍

Purchased in June 2020. I bought these shoes for every day training. I'm not a fan of extreme cushioning or support, so was looking for a lower profile training shoe, that could handle higher pace training. I am 75kg, 6'2 and run at an average pace of 4:10/km for the most part of my training. Intervals at 3:10-3:25/km and longer runs between 4:00 - 4:30/km. Sizing runs a little long and narrow but I do have slightly wider than average feet. Overall, I found these to be very comfortable after using Lydiard lacing, as the standard lacing caused some pain on the top side of my metatarsals. They feel good to run at a range of paces and have been my go to trainer since purchase. Living in London, all my running is done on tarmac paths without much in the way of hills. After around 200km I began to wear through the tread in the outsole, leaving a smooth patch under the ball of my foot. I run primarily on my forefoot, so have experienced little to no wear on the heel. However, this bald patch now leads to some traction issues on anything even remotely wet. In conclusion, a good feeling shoe that isn't hindered by the excess of cushioning and support that the market is flooded with these days but severely let down by poor outsole durability. These would be a great training shoe for faster runners, and maybe a race shoe for people looking for a more comfortable 10k - half marathon shoe without investing in any of the Fly series racers. Photos attached show wear at 180km mark. Having since run further distances, this deterioration has shown no signs of slowing and these shoes have since been retired.