The last thing that bothers me is this whole flywire technology. It’s annoying after my first run with these shoes. On the downside, the most significant negative has to be price. The other big thing I noticed is that little rocks gravel, and little pebbles get stuck in the pod design on the bottom of the shoe. To be honest, its design is the best even much better than Take Flight parkour shoes. I think they look pretty darn good, and since they’re just so comfortable, they can also double as your just casual walking around shoe. The other nice thing about these shoes is just their looks.

It’s still not a problem, and it’s always good, but between that thick fabric upper the flywire tech and that Bootie setup, I have to say I was surprised at how good the lockdown is. The next thing is Flyknit fabric that wraps your feet well, but it’s pretty thick, so thick in fact that the breathability isn’t as excellent as you think. It feels like you don’t have anything on your feet. They’re also pretty lightweight coming in and around eight and a half to nine ounces, and they glide through the air effortlessly as you’re running. The lunar foam cushioning does a great job at absorbing impact, and they can also double as your casual shoes on the weekends. The lunar foam also does a great job of absorbing impact while running. The cushioning is incredible and super soft, a big shout-out to that lunar foam. This should be a pretty easy pickup for true Pegasus fans and definitely worth a try if we’re interested in trying Nike Parkour shoe. It’s a great all-around shoe that feels fast, has a balanced cushioning and a great breathable upper. Overall the Nike Pegasus 36 does everything that you need it to do. But if you liked Pegasus last year, you will be fine with this years. It works well, but someone with a flatter foot may feel the arch being too aggressive. One downside about this shoe would be the arch of the shoe. Thus, the Nike Pegasus seems to be the perfect shoe so far. So, if you’re a neutral runner who likes a more natural ride, you will feel right at home.

While it does work, the traction is pretty basic, meaning that you will not have issues under normal conditions, but into wet grass or a slick surface it’ll just get you by.įlexibility wise, this shoe has a natural being through the toe. The shoe has enough protection for just about any road like surface. The outsole of the Pegasus uses rubber throughout the shoe with a segmented crash pad on the lateral side and the pattern for traction throughout the medial side.

It has the range to go from faster workouts to your long runs. What makes this cushioning work is that it’s fairly balanced as far as being soft enough for longer runs but still responsive enough to go for more up-tempo workouts, which is why the pegasus seems to be that great option for those who only want one shoe. The full-length zoom rolls you through transition, and you get that nice bounce when coming through your stride. The cushioning may seem simple, but the ride is still smooth. It is not as fancy or as advanced as to react or the Zoom X technology that’s out there, but sometimes the simple setups can still get the job done. You got a full-length zoom setup with extra cushioning. The midsole is pretty much the same as it was last year. Thus, Nike went back and redesigned it to be more of a flat, almost racer style tongue. Some people seem to not like last year’s tongue because it came up so high against the foot. The fit still felt seamless and felt like one with the foot as far as I’m concerned this upper is just a bit better version of what last years were. The fit of the shoe itself is about the same as it was last year, meaning that you will get that fairly snug feel throughout the midfoot, and with the inclusion of Nike’s Flywire, it makes getting that perfect lockdown easy enough. Not to say that last year, the shoe was ever hot, but Nike stepped things up. On the sides of the shoe, you have increased perforations, which most definitely help to keep the shoe as airy and as breathable as it has ever been. The toe box of the Pegasus is just about unchanged. While the shoe still uses Nike’s fly mesh, I noticed that this year, Nike focused on making this shoe as breathable as possible.

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