ナイキ ACG ペガサス トレイル

Good comfort, poor waterproofing. Clearly only good on dry days or just wet surface. I was caught in a few unpredicted downpours this summer and the shoes barely lasted 1 minute under the rain. Misleading from “all conditions gear” but in hindsight, I realized they aren’t marketed as waterproof. Just misleading and less quality than my Pegasus Gore Tex from recent years. Disappointed but will wear on dry days

I just recently bought a pair of Nike ACG Pegasus Trail shoes for our trip to the Adirondacks. We did 5 days of hiking from easy to hard trails/climbs. The Pegasus is awesome- super comfortable, great grip on trails, open rock, dead logs, etc. What I loved is when I was on uneven ground or rocks I could feel cushion spots right at the pressure points. The outside of the shoe seems bullet proof. I put about 20,000 steps each day. I also did a few runs right before the trip and was comfortable. Overall, these shoes are very versatile- hikes, runs, and everyday wear. A+.

I have been using my Nike air zoom terra kiger acg shoes for the better of 4 years now and I didn’t realize how much of an upgrade I needed for my trail shoes until I wore these on a hike. One of the first things I noticed was that they’re way more comfortable on my feet. Each step feels more cushioned with the react sole and I don’t feel the edges of rocks except for when I land or push off with my toes. Even then I still barely notice it. One downside I can see for some people is the slope of the sole. It is made to keep you moving forward, which I like because I tend to run on trails. However, I could see it being an issue for people with less than ideal balance. There is also padding around the ankles, which I really like since the terra kigers would irritate the skin around my ankles sometimes. These shoes advertise as all conditions gear, but I haven’t had a chance to use them in anything but the sun. I can provide an update in that regard once I wear them on a rainy day. Overall I really like these shoes and I’m beyond glad I get to use them to tear up the trails!