Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 37

I use it as a lifestyle shoe but thankful it has good lateral stability. I tend not to buy running shoes for fear they have no lateral stability. I don't need sprained ankles. Nike did EVERYTHING right with the Air Zoom Pegasus 37! Thank you!

A great running shoe in many ways and with seemingly very good build quality. Even with the perfect sizing there is an undesirable amount of heel slip and I personally prefer more cushioning in a running shoe than the pegasus provides.

I'm a pretty serious runner. I don't run as much as I did 30 or even 20 years ago, but I still want a shoe that 1) fits well, 2) has great cushioning, and 3) is fairly light. 1) The fit on the Pegasus 37 is perfect and the shoe just disappears on my foot (which is the highest praise I can give to any shoe). 2) The cushioning is soft, but not so soft and mushy that you can't pick up the pace. Unlike some shoes that are soft in the heel and firm in the forefoot (or vice versa), these are consistently soft throughout. If you hate feeling the road (like a shoe that has lost all of its cushioning) and instead want to feel the shoe, you will love these. 3) It isn't a "light" shoe, but it is light enough that you can pick up the pace when you want to. A few other notes: The Pegasus, at its best, was always a "do anything" shoe. From long runs to speedwork to off-road (grass, dirt, or light trails), it could handle any kind of run, and that is true of the Pegasus 37, too. Furthermore, it can handle any kind of stride, whether you are a heel or midfoot striker. The heel-toe transition very smooth. Lastly, between the React foam and the carbon rubber outsole, this shoe should be extremely durable. The Pegasus was my favorite running shoe for many years, but recent versions had cushioning that was too thin and firm. The Peg 37 is back to its roots as a soft and relatively light "do anything" trainer.