Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 34

I started running in my Pegasus 34’s about a year ago. I’m 12 years old and can’t often find time to run, but when I do the shoes have given me a lot of support and give me good bounce in my stride. The shoes are also super comfortable!

I've probably gone through 4 or 5 pairs of the pegasus 34. I pick them up anywhere from $35 to $50 at my nearby Nike outlet and they last me for a little over 200 miles. The upper, midsole, and outsole all have the same feeling: nothing fancy or spectacular. The whole shoe is a good, reliable trainer that I can count on for 200 miles.

This shoe has been fine. It's a solid neutral shoe. The lacing can start to chafe against the top of my foot if not tied more loosely than I typically do. It feels larger than previous Pegasus models I have had in the past so it feels floppy like a clown shoe.

I've run in Pegasus for a lot of years. I'm not a fan of too much cushioning. I love to feel the road, and this shoe allows that.

Love my pegasus 34s to the point i could not get 35s and am scared of the 36 as they are firm and are not in the pegasus DNA in my opinion. It is the BEST daily runner i have ever used.

I actually skipped both models and got the turbo which to me is more of a pegasus.

I've tried other running shoes but the Nike Pegasus has stood the test of time. Now I keep two in rotation and run exclusively in these shoes. I have a neutral and mid foot strike so this shoe works well for me. A new pair is great for road running and an old pair is perfect for trail running. A new pair is a but clunky on trails. I run about 70 miles a week and these shoes last me 6 months or so. Nike has done a good job of updating the shoe without changing it to dramatically. One plus side to these updates is that there are lots of older versions (still good shoes!) that you can find on eBay or discounted elsewhere, really cuts the cost down a lot. Definitely worth looking into if you're in the market for a new pair of shoes.

Okay , little wider than previous versions.

This is a very comfortable shoe. While it doesn't last very long (Only 300 miles or so), it has a great feel and looks cool as well. Would recommend to anyone.

I've been comfortable doing everything from slow trail runs to fast 200m repeats in pegs. If I was still training hard they would probably be the "faster" shoe in my rotation of two shoes, assuming I wasn't doing any workouts in flats. I feel very stable in them and the energy return is very good for a shoe that doesn't claim to go above and beyond, like the 4%.

I've had at least 100 pairs of Pegasus and 1000's of mile since they came out back in the day. Its my go to, everyday training, shoe.