I appreciate this sort of insight, and it’s one heck of a buying guide for Nike. I’ve been running exclusively in Nike trail shoes for the last 5 or 6 years and for me, the Pegasus trail has been a solid go to. Many of my runs are 50/50 pavement and rocky limestone trails. The peg trail handles both quite well, they’re fairly affordable, good longevity (getting 500ish miles per pair), and most importantly they just feel good to me.
It's funny how that works, I know many people who love the Peg Trail and I've just never quite figured that shoe out. I think part of it is that most of my runs are either fully on trail or fully on road, but I can see how it would be great as a hybrid shoe.
I must be really cute considering I still got a second date… even though I had the wrong answer ;)
Must be ;)
I appreciate this sort of insight, and it’s one heck of a buying guide for Nike. I’ve been running exclusively in Nike trail shoes for the last 5 or 6 years and for me, the Pegasus trail has been a solid go to. Many of my runs are 50/50 pavement and rocky limestone trails. The peg trail handles both quite well, they’re fairly affordable, good longevity (getting 500ish miles per pair), and most importantly they just feel good to me.
It's funny how that works, I know many people who love the Peg Trail and I've just never quite figured that shoe out. I think part of it is that most of my runs are either fully on trail or fully on road, but I can see how it would be great as a hybrid shoe.