Nikemens Air Zoom Pegasus 37 Running

Nice and fit size

My like the shoes

vans are better by a mile Nike’s suck

The quality was too poor.

I've bought Nike shoes for decades and they've always been proper fit and comfortable as soon as I put them on. Not this time! They are identified as US Size 12, which IS my size, but they are WAY too small - so small that I can't even put them on! Somebody messed up and now I don't want to buy another Nike, because the next pair might have the same error. I'll look for another brand.

I love the fit and feel of this shoe and that it is nice and light. However I had to take off a couple stars because when walking on hard surface (indoors) the soles make a terrible squeaking sound with every step that just drives me crazy. Nike needs to redesign the soles.

Ordered these for my son (didn't see it said girls shoes prior to purchasing). Ordered his correct size and they fit perfectly. He likes them and wears them often. Not sure why they say girls shoes based on sizing and color ways and that they look just like the men's version. Change the description and sell more.

They are comfortable, breathe well - I have a wide foot and 4E is great. I like them so much I bought two of them in different colors. If tariffs go into place you would be smart to buy now!

I have been wearing Nike Pegasus for running for the last 15-20 years. It has always been my go to option for comfort. The Pegasus 37 though seems to be a complete redesign which is actually killing my feet every time I wear them.Nike Pegasus have always been suited to neutral attenuation feet but these don't seem to be. When running, or even just walking in them the tension causes pain in the arches of the feet.Looking at the soles of the shoes there is a outer rim of dark rubber obviously designed to absorb pressure but even after wearing them just a few times I can see wear in the central hollow of the shoes. This means that the un-cushioned central area is the part coming into contact with the ground.Another clear design floor is the back of the shoe which is lower than normal and tapered. I'm not sure why Nike felt the need to have a pointed end at the back of the shoe but it means the heel does not feel fully cushioned or supported and has a tendency to slip up and down.I am really shocked at how badly designed these running shoes are and I can only advise others to avoid them like the plague.

Like walking on marshmallows! I’ve rubbish feet (flat, thin heel and ball pads), these runners are a godsend for keeping me comfortable through the day. I use a standing desk and have been avoiding running because I’ve had bad luck with runners having soles that are too firm. Not these guys - these are supremely comfortable.

Recently taken up running through the Covid lock down and after a few weeks of running on an entry level Karrimor trainer I decided I needed to upgrade. Didn't want to spend a fortune so spent time reading reviews and decided upon these. I'm finding them really excellent and making a massive difference to any aches and pains I used to get after running. It feels like I'm running on air when I've got them on and definitely made the right choice. Amazon were the cheapest even compared to the Nike on-line store with discount. Delivery was excellent too. All in all I'm massively happy with these.

My initial thoughts on this trainer was they were amazing. My son was comfortable from the get go.Not even three months on and they've fallen apart. Yes he is a boy but he isn't rough on his things. His school shoes have lasted him all year as has his other branded trainer. Not worth the money.. Do not buy this product if you'd like them to last

I did read the reviews on these and some can be a little off putting, I am a regular running about 25 miles a week.I love these shoes, they are great, I tend to heal strike so can honestly say I think the design of these are great. I found these very comfortable right from the first run.I can definitely recommend these shoes.