
Mount to Coast
H1
Versatile road-to-trail, but struggles on wet, technical downhills.

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I picked these up at a Nike Outlet for $67 CDN, 100% was worth it.
The only complaint I have with these is they feel super tight on the top of my foot. I've tried loosening and tying them differently. If I walk or run too long with them they'll start to bother me
I use them as everyday shoes, but they are not really made for everyday shoes imho. Id say the bottom profile is starting to lose after 6 months. I literally have to buy every year a new pair of trail runners. I just wear them 6 months longer just to not feel like i i just buy them for half a year. Also it loses its performance really fast, the bouncing effect is much weaker after a couple of hundreds kms. I still like them, but its not made for lots of kms and OP is looking for shoes for several years. I had the GTX 3,4 and 5. I wish they would make one with better sole, that lasts longer. Running shoes in general have very short lifespan though. They are made for performance not for longevity.
I bought the exact same pair in prep for when show comes so appreciate the review. Curious why you went for a trail shoe over let’s say the Vomero or Pegasus 41 GTX?
I got these and the regular ones and really love them. The gore tex feels a little stiff but has still been a great ride
I like my Pegasus trail 5 I’m about 210
I got these and the regular ones and really love them. The gore tex feels a little stiff but has still been a great ride
Have just bought a pair of Nike Pegasus Trail 5 Gore-Tex for the same application. Size up half a size. Otherwise I like them. Did a test run today in 10 degrees Celsius, my feet were fine.
I use mine exactly as you do. I find them a bit snug, compared to my other Nikes (ZF3, VF1gen) but still experience a bit of heel slip. I'm happy with then all in all though.

Mount to Coast
H1
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