I bought these shoes in June of 2019 and am writing this in November of 2019. I have wore these shoes all over on many different types of trails from mostly grass to hard core trails. I even ran in these at Steens High Altitude Mountain Running Camp during Big Day (a about 14 mile hike followed by 5 miles of 1 minute hard run 1 minute walk then a 1 mile hike straight uphill and a 7 or 8 mile hike back to camp). These shoes are very soft to run in and have a ton of heel support. On top of that, they are very durable and do not have much imperfections since I have bought them. Overall, these shoes are a definite must have for aspiring trail runners and I would recommend them to anyone.

I've used these shoes mostly on quite hard packed trails and roads leading to them and found them really comfortable - much more so than the Kigers that I had previously. I haven't tried them yet on softer or muddy ground so can't comment on how good they'll be there, but I don't have any reason to doubt them. The only slight downside for me was that they're a tighter fit than my Pegasus 35 road shoes - I'd like a bit more room in the toe-box. I'd go up half a size if buying again. Overall - recommended!

As advertised - very solid road/trail hybrid that feels like wearing a Pegasus. I use the Peg as my regular road shoe and this feels very similar, but the trail tweaks make it much more comfortable on trails than the regular Peg. The shoe definitely still leans road, but it's very capable on moderate trails. It also feels pretty light, noticeably lighter than Nike's other trail options. For technical trails, and really any run with 100% trails, I still prefer other trail shoes that are more stable. The upper is very comfortable, but not quite stable enough for me on the technical stuff. But anything moderate with a few miles of pavement to/from the trailhead (which are most of my weekly runs from the house), and these are solid. I hope Nike keeps this option in their lineup in the future. To make it slightly more stable, I think the drop could be reduced slightly to ~8mm.