NikeWomen's Track & Field Shoes, Multicolour Phantom Bio Beige Barely Volt 2, 5.5 UK

I love running, and I love long distances (favorite racing distances are 10K, 12K, 15K, and half marathons). Back in my high school track-and-field days, I was fitted and told I need to use a specific line of Brooks for support. Eventually I evolved to like Saucony; mainly because they were cheaper but also because the fit...worked? After I started triathlons and Ironmans a few years ago, my miles grew exponentially so I decided to get refitted for a better sneaker once more. I found the Brooks Ghost at that point and was very pleased for nearly 9-ish months. They were a comfortable shoe that fit me well, however I found over time, the lack of ankle support really started to take it's toll. FYI, I change out my shoes roughly every 3-4 months depending on the amount of miles ran. By about last December, I started to get right foot pain after each run. Instead of looking elsewhere, I bought the next generation of Brooks Ghost. This seemed to only worsen the lack of ankle support and regular foot pain after longer distances. Finally, in search of another shoe, I found myself drawn to Nike even though I've never owned a pair of Nikes in my life. RunnersWorld and Triathlon articles have many suggested brands, and I never thought I'd see the day Nike was in their top 10. I must've missed how much Nike has changed their line of runners over the past decade; suggesting that their shoes are now more comfortable and faster. I decided to take a chance with the Air Zoom Pegasus 36. The moment I put these on, they felt AMAZING! Typically any pair of new running shoes needs some time doing low miles to really break them in, however these adorable lime green Pegasus felt like they were made for my feet from day one! I should advise, I do have normal to narrower feet and these fit like a glove. The Pegasus is like a cloud supporting all the right places, springing comfortably with each stride, and VERY lightweight! I was so surprised at the light feel that I put these on an ounce/gram scale to compare with my Ghosts. The Pegasus 36 pair weighed in at 478 grams and the Ghost 12 pair weighed in at 568... a 90g difference! That may not sound like much but when you add miles or do the distance after 90K of biking, shaving off a few grams can make all the difference. On my first run with these I took them to the track and did 8.5 miles, 6.25 of which at race pace. I got some of my fastest times recorded in a long time on the track that day. And bonus, no ankle or foot pain! I also did not need to stretch regularly between splits, because my legs felt amazing! Time will really tell how the Pegasus will hold up against the elements, but to be honest, even if these don't make it as my new, forever running brand, I would be happy to keep these as an everyday walking shoe. They are OH SO COMFORTABLE! Today after my run I actually put them back on to wear at work for a 12-hour shift. I can honestly say I never did that with my Ghosts 11s or 12s. :-)I'll report back in a few months to advise how these are holding up. ...maybe by then I'll actually get to run a race in these?!?!?! *hopes* That is, if Covid-19 ever calms the fudge down!!!!Hope y'all stay safe and healthy out there! Cheers!***5 month update***** I still love the Nike Pegasus 36. Since July I purchased a 2nd pair in pink/black in order to alternate wear. The shoes still feel as comfortable as ever. I have even been able to run two Covid-approved races since October (a 10K and Half Marathon) where I placed 1st place overall female in both! However, I discovered that while I love the light-weight and energy transfer from the Pegasus, I am a greater fan of them with in shorter distances. When reaching the 13 mile mark, my joints feel as those they could use more stability. In a 10K, the Pegasus worked fantastic! I compared a half marathon solo run with the Pegasus then did the same with my old Brooks Ghost. While the Brooks still caused a few blisters and foot pain, my knees and poster kept better than with the Pegasus. I've learned that sometimes too much cushion with less structure can cause more work for the body to maneuver between stride (for me at least). I am still a complete fan of the Pegasus and will continue to use them in training and DEFINITELY for any races shorter than 13.1 miles. However, I am now on the hunt for another shoe that'll go the distance with the same lightness and bounce as the Pegasus but with stability to keep my form in check when I reach those "greater fatigue miles".Thanks for listening! Happy running! :-D

I have plantar fasciitis and need to wear shoes with good arch support. I LOVE my Nike shoes. They are light in weight and the insoles are the most important part.

I LOVE MY SHOES!! Recently had weightloss surgery and needed a good walking shoe... Boy did i find a good one

I’ve been wearing the Pegasus series for years and they have fit perfectly. I walk, run and kick around in these shoes. This latest in the Pegasus line is good looking but less functional. The overall fit is good except the back top (heel/ankle). It’s as if the shoe gets relaxed there and leaves enough of a gap to allow heel to move hence rub. I tighten the laces and it still happens. Will be investing in different shoes for an upcoming 7K. These will be for short, walking outings around town.

Unfortunately, this is the second Nike product I've purchased 'new' through Amazon that arrived worn. The shoe box was damaged and held together with rubber bands and the shoes were clearly worn from prior use. Needless to say I didn't have the desire to even try them on. My first purchase, a Nike drifit shirt wasn't even the right style/size from the photo and smelled like BO. Moral of the story is that I am done purchasing Nike through Amazon.

For folks with hard to fit feet or walkers/runners that need the most comfort in a shoe, this is it. I always come back to Nike. This shoe is like walking on marshmallows!Air Zoom would be the best shoe for everyone, perhaps even elite runners. I tried to use a cheaper shoe but I just wasted my money. This is the shoe you want.

Unbelievable! I ordered these shoes because my knees were killing me when walking with friends twice a day during our social distancing ordeal. I couldn’t go to the store so I ordered the brand I used to run marathons with and they came less than 36 hours later, fit perfectly and I’m back with the walking group. Also, they are mesh and breath so I’m very happy.

Right out of the box these fit great - I have Pegasus 32 (owned for 3 years and I've walked 4 miles every day for over a year) and Pegasus Shield 35 (water resistant). Nikes are lightweight and my favorite feel for sneakers. I've tried 4 pairs of Brooks and the feel just isn't the same. Unfortunately, I was not a fan of the way the back (collar) scoops downward under the ankle on either side of the shoe. It just didn't cover up enough of my heel, so the shoe shifted off my heel when it left the ground. I knew I would have a rubbed spot on the back of my heel after mile one. Otherwise I loved them, but ended up returning the Nikes and went with the next-best Adrenaline GTS 20 from Brooks.

I bought these shoes for daily running, they arrived in perfect conditions and earlier than expected. They are very light and comfortable, it feels like flying. I have a skinny foot and normally have a 37 EU size here I bought the 38.5 and they fit perfectly. Really happy

I love these! Extremely comfortable, very light weight. And really nice looking running shoes.

The Nike Pegasus Zoom 36 fit extremely well and are very comfortable. I have already run many miles in them.

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