It’s great for tempo runs and when you don’t feel like running, so definitely make sure to give them a try. Overall, I like the design upgrades compared to the Peg 37, and I plan on utilizing the 38 on a weekly basis. Final Thoughts on the Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 38 It’s definitely not as bad, but I had to make sure to lace the Peg 38 tighter during my next runs to eliminate the slippage. The heel-slip issue was a big deal with the Air Zoom Pegasus 37, and it’s something I also noticed right off the bat with the 38. I have all kinds of socks – from super-thin to ultra-thick, and I plan on wearing thicker socks with these for future runs. At the end of my first run in them, I noticed there was definitely some room in the forefoot, so you may want to try them on and make sure you get the right size. The fit is great on the Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 38 overall, and they run true-to-size/slightly big. I also find it suitable as a normal lifestyle sneaker for those trips to the grocery store or walking the dog. Whether you’re a run/walker or training for a marathon, the Nike Pegasus 38 is a great sneaker to train in. Its full-length React foam and super-responsive forefoot Zoom Air unit provide plenty of cushioning and bounce when you’re out pounding the pavement or the track. Like its predecessors, the Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 38 is built for a broad range of runners – from beginners to Olympians. Here are my initial thoughts: Breaking Down the Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 38 Function
I was lucky enough to get my hands on a pair of the brand new Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 38, and have taken them on a few test runs so far. This is also the time of year when Nike unveils the latest model of their most reliable running sneaker of all time – the Pegasus. It’s that time of year – the days are getting longer, the weather is getting (slightly) warmer, and, if you’re like me, you’re itching to get out and run more.
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