Nike Pegasus 37 - Inspired by the Next%

The geometry looks similar to the Next% but I'm not actually sure that the stack height is all that much higher than the 35/46.

I will be stocking up on 35’s at my local Ross... can’t beat a $45 shoe...

I'm trying to figure out what's going on with Vomero...is this a softer Pegasus that replaces Vomero?

You're being tricked by the line of the swoosh... which is the only thing "inspired" by the Next%...

Nike's screwed up the Pegasus enough times, I really don't think they're going to do it again. Praying anways that they don't put a goddamn carbon plate in it... carbon plate altered by form. It's really disgusting, the fetish for times that's put those frankenstein shoes on every "Serious Runner"'s feet.

One of my favorite aspects of running was the history, the continuity of the discipline. You can compare work-outs with Pre, Coe, Lagat. EPO, HGH, blood-doping, carbon-plates; even the changing of track surfaces from cinder to rubber and thence to Mondo -- I don't understand this "progress." At the end of the day and the century it's just a bunch of gimmicks, a fetish for a faster which you can't even compare to the drive and talent of the greats.

It looks like it says "air zoom" on the lateral side of the mid-sole so I don't think a lot is changing.

Looks pretty dope. I'm into it.

React foam with an air pocket in the forefoot. Side by side with the Zoom Fly 3 the midsole looks nearly identical so probably similar stack to that just without the plate, different upper, and a forefoot zoom pocket

If that outsole is for real, it's a no from me.

I like what I see . Maybe a combo of the Peg and Vomero . Nike is doing everything right with shoes design now . Brooks and NB are having a tough time copying Nike .

Seriously mate? wrote:

If that outsole is for real, it's a no from me.

I heard that the release date has been pushed back because of the outsole durability issues. But no official information, just rumours. Wear testers have reported problems.

I try not to judge until I have them on hand / on feet. That being said, The midsole/outsole just looks weird.

Zoom Gravity forefoot airbag, Zoom Fly 3 outsole, Vomero upper?

Facinating, cant wait to see the release of this one actually.

My peg 35’s and models with similar soft rubber outsole wear way too fast. I am a mid/forefoot runner and the outsole is completely worn away by 200 miles. I don’t have this issue with other shoes.

I hope they fix this.

I'm still in love with the 34s... You can get 400+ miles despite being 165 pounds per pair and you can find them for like 30 bucks on ebay and in outlets.

That being said, these look dope. I'll probably try them.

I have not seen anything posted about the foam in this shoe. Can't imagine React as that would increase weight and cost. My guess is it's still the same foam they have used in the Peg just with new geometry, etc. No plate for sure, just air bag.

Be interesting to see if they continue with the full length airbag, or just go forefoot only - which is sort of what it looks like this shoe has.

I reckon it'll still be cushlon foam.

slom wo wrote:

https://oneononetesters.com/nike-zoom-pegasus-37-official-photos

With the thicker mid sole shown in the picture, I have serious doubts on their ability to perform speedwork.

I actually thought the opposite - felt more ready for speedwork than the 36. It is very light (much softer durometer than the react foam in their other shoes), but I feel like the shape of the midsole and how you strike (which was super next based) was a big part of how snappy it felt at speed. It can be worn for longer stuff too, but I had the more specific problem of doing a lot of steady runs too fast in them. They're really flexible in the heel and midfoot after 50-100 miles because there's no plate or anything, but that rubber in the front is really thick and keeps the shoe's leverage in the forefoot, which is nice. So if anything, I think it's a little more elite-feeling of a peg than ever, but it definitely isn't slow or a clunker.

Lego Man wrote:

I'm still in love with the 34s... You can get 400+ miles despite being 165 pounds per pair and you can find them for like 30 bucks on ebay and in outlets.

I ran 1018K in my pair. After that it still felt almost new. So I decided to start to wear it casually. Have done that for a couple of years now and the shoe still looks and feels great. I'd say that those Peg 34s might be too comfortable and too durable.

themanintheshoe wrote:

I have not seen anything posted about the foam in this shoe. Can't imagine React as that would increase weight and cost. My guess is it's still the same foam they have used in the Peg just with new geometry, etc. No plate for sure, just air bag.

React midsole is confirmed. The outsole would not look like that if it was something old. It will have a React midsole and probably forefoot air bag. React is not heavy if the stack height is not too high. For example the Epic React was a fairly light shoe but the Zoom Fly 3 too heavy.

pegtester wrote:

I actually thought the opposite - felt more ready for speedwork than the 36. It is very light (much softer durometer than the react foam in their other shoes), but I feel like the shape of the midsole and how you strike (which was super next based) was a big part of how snappy it felt at speed.

Have you tested the React Miler?