ACG Pegasus Trail GORE-TEX

I simply impressed with these shoes. I have worn them for about a month now and the material and durability of these shoes are top notch. I mainly use the shoes for runs on various trails and to my surprise they have held up amazingly well. I was expecting some wear and tear by now, but simply no. I love the fact that they run all black considering run shoes get extremely dirty if you run with white shoes. In terms of comfort, I enjoy the boot like support shape that keeps your foot in your shoes. What shocked me the most was how light and airless the shoes felt when running. It’s as if you are running barefoot without the heavy weight of a shoe on your foot. Simply a great overall buy and would definitely continue buying once these wear out.

At first glance, this shoe has great appeal to it. The color way is perfect and easy to wear for everyday use. The grip of the Gortex soles is far above your average running shoe and seems that it would fair well on wetter days. These look great with athletic/leisure pants or shorts. My feet are narrow so it isnt too big of an issue, however, I wouldn't mind a little more room, but not enough to size up. With that said, if you have a wider foot these would not be for you as they tightly hug the foot.

The Nike ACG Pegasus Trail GTX is easily one of the best running shoes I have ever laced up. As a runner with flat feet, I usually struggle to find shoes that properly mold to my feet and deliver the responsiveness I need on long runs, but these trail runners do exactly that. The combination of the high-quality mesh material and the ReactX foam provides supreme comfort and stability with every stride. The design is executed beautifully, featuring a tapered fit for a perfectly snug feel without sacrificing that classic, sharp Nike Pegasus aesthetic. My absolute favorite feature is the widened toe box, which gives your toes plenty of generous room to breathe during intensive trail sessions. Overall, I am incredibly happy with these shoes and cannot wait to break them in at the local parks.