For those with a standard D fit, you’re going to love the precise locked-down fit.
I’d hesitate to recommend this shoe for those of you with wide feet. Nike uses 4 flywire cables on each side to lock each foot down and provide amazing lock down for faster paced running. The low volume midfoot of the Pegasus 36 Trail is on the narrow side, and provides a very secure and snug fit. I have experience no heel slip or blistering with the Pegasus 36 Trail, and I’ve hit more than a few 3000ft+ climbs in warm weather. The heel is well padded and has a rigid heel counter that keeps my foot locked down on off kilter trails.
In the heel, the Pegasus 36 Trail has a unique shape, with a high elf like shoe horn and a narrow fit. The size 11.5 is true to size for me, and is the shoe size I wear for the vast majority of my trail running shoes, including the Nike Wildhorse 5. My size 11.5 Pegasus 36 Trails weigh in at a lightweight 10.95 oz per shoe. The Pegasus 36 Trail has been one of my most used shoes since it’s release over the summer, and I will share my thoughts in this review having enjoyed them for more than 100 miles of mixed trail use.īuy on Amazon Buy on Backcountry Buy on Zappos Upper The Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 36 Trail is built on the same platform as the road version, but has a new air mesh upper, durable skins in high wear areas, separate Zoom Air units in the heel and forefoot for stability, and enlarged lugs for trail use.
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The Terra Kiger has a full redesign for version 5, the Wildhorse has a new upper for version 5 (review coming soon), and the Nike Pegasus 36 road shoe received a brand new trail counterpart that will be the focus of this review. After a long spell without any new offerings, Nike updated their trail shoe lineup for 2019 in a big way.
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