Nike - Pegasus 42

Both are bad value shoes, Pegasus 42 is better. I had both, did 2 runs in each pair and sold them. I'll choose Velocity Nitro 4, Supernova Rise 3, Brooks Hyperion 3/Ghost 17 over them. Nike Vomero 17 is better than these two.

But I have tried it

Hi, id recommend you get your foot/gait analysed at a running store, but explain you want the trainers for walking. Then, ask whether theres any on sale, where you might get a good price. Otherwise, im personally a nike person. All my footwear is nike and what ive noticed is their earlier pegasus ranges are quite narrow, however, ive bought newer pegasus trainers which are more wider. The Vomero 18s which ive added to my rotation, are quite narrow, but the fit is perfect for your shoe size. Which means no sizing up. This is my opinion. I have a few goretex trail trainers, which are great for muddy trails and i sometimes might use them for walking too. I hope this helps.

Inspired... the Pegs were the OG do it all trainer. Still a good option, you'll be a little slower on pure speed workouts, but for tempos and stuff, they're fine unless you're used to the super shoe boost

Second white Pegasus! Got mine recently, train for a 5k every evening and wear them to work too.

My first pair of dedicated running shoes were clearance Pegasus, think they were like $75? Thought I’d treat my self and bought some volmeros. Going back to Pegasus when the Vs have had their time.

For your first running shoe you don’t need to spend $200. Sounds like your goal isn’t to work from couch to full marathon in three weeks, which is great. You should be able to get to 10min/mile in about a month or two, then start adding miles slowly. For the first two months just focus on 10-15 miles a week spread out over 2-3 total hours. Break it up however you want but min two days. I started running with a pair of Nike Pegasus ?? That were on sale. Think they’re up to 42 now, so last years model should be on clearance. But the same methodology can be applied to any brand. You could really have some fun and buy two pairs of clearance shoes for the $200 to figure out what you want and don’t like. I’m assuming USD, but if you mean AUS then the sales right now on most running sites have a great selection. I differ from most who say go to a store- until you know what you’re looking for in a shoe, you’re at the mercy of the inventory and sales associate in the brick and mortar. Most of the times they will be out of your size, or the clerk will be biased for many reasons and you’ll get suboptimal results vs doing a bit of research and shopping online. Only major plus to a brick and mortar is you have a 50/50 chance of getting properly sized, again dependent on the clerks ability to do this correctly.

Literally any modern shoe you buy is probably going to feel like a Cadillac on your feet compared to Nike Frees. If you like that lower stack kinda ground feel I’d look at something like the Pegasus or the brooks hyperion. If you want something with a little bit more underfoot without being bulky I’d look at the asics Novablast 5, Vomero Plus, Saucony ride or Saucony Triumph.

Wouldn't recommend the evo sl mostly due to grip and stability both being well below average. Can't speak on the other two but the vomero does have great coverage and aside from the heel (which is unfortunatly an important spot) it's fairly stable. My experience with other Pegasus models makes me say they are just not worth it. Of the ones you listed I'd say go with the Vomero

My exact thoughts as well. Train in Pegasus, race in Alphaflys.

I've just moved from Brooks Adrenaline to Nike Pegasus and wow. Straight out of the box 6 mile run with no issues.

I’ve run over 1000km on 3 different Pegasus range. I’ve been anywhere from 95-105kg