The Nike Pegasus Turbo 2 is a little lighter and quicker, while still comfortable, and the New Balance FuelCell TC has a carbon plate and a big wedge of bouncy cushioning in the midsole that makes it superb for speedy and easy runs alike.īoth of those shoes cost more than £150, though, and I’d expect the Pegasus 37 to be the most durable of the three too. There are better all-round running shoes than the Pegasus 37 available, but they are a lot more expensive. I only tested the men’s Pegasus 37, so can’t speak to the difference first-hand. The shoes don’t differ too much in other ways, aside from the colours available, so if you’re a man who prefers a softer ride or a woman who likes a firmer shoe, it might be best to switch to the shoe designed for the other sex. According to Nike, this is because female testers generally prefer a softer ride. Unusually, there’s a significant difference between the men’s and women’s version: the Air Zoom bag in the front is filled to a pressure of around 20PSI for the men’s shoe and 15PSI for the women’s.
I found it a great shoe to use on light trails in the forest near me, during the summer at least. There’s a lot of rubber on the outsole of the shoe, which no doubt increases its weight but also means it’s likely to be durable and can cope with a variety of terrain. The shoe was true to size, with no rubbing around the toe box or slippage at the heel. The upper is a standard mesh job which I found comfortable and secure, and it’s breathable too. My UK size 9 Pegasus 37 weighs 287g compared with 271g for the 36, but the 37 definitely feels lighter when running thanks to the responsive cushioning underfoot. Released in 2020, the Nike Air Pegasus 37 is a performance running shoe designed for durability and responsiveness. I found it better on that front than the Pegasus 36, even though it’s heavier. If you’re hitting the track or doing intervals regularly then a separate shoe for dedicated speed work would be beneficial, but the Pegasus 37 is good for tempo efforts and long progression runs finishing at a decent lick. The Pegasus 37 can certainly handle the speedy stuff in your training, though. Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 39 review The Nike Pegasus 39 is a workhorse, suited to all runners By Jane McGuire last updated 24 August 2022 (Image: © Future/Toms Guide) Toms Guide Verdict A. It would make a great half marathon or marathon shoe for most runners, though naturally falls well short of the performance of a dedicated racer like Nike’s Alphafly or the Saucony Endorphin Pro. It’s not excessively soft or plush – just a comfortable shoe. The Pegasus 37 was particularly fun to run far in, especially at an easy to steady pace. That ride is improved by the Air Zoom bag in the forefoot, which livens up each stride and provides a bit more pop in your toe-off that you don’t get from shoes with just React foam.
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