I don't think different shoes fit for different people depending upon the shape of their foot and gait. Haas anyone experienced the same or maybe has a different experience please let me know? With a couple of half marathon experiences and some cross country races. 2: I am rather experienced and training for my first Marathon right now. 1: I used my old shoes after the run today which gave me more clarity.

Experienced with running this may be a good shoe but the second you want to go uphill or ruN more than 7km i would chose something else.Įxcuse my bad English its not my native language, also for people maybe asking themself if i can judge a shoe that quickly after a week. In conclusion i can only say if you look for an Allroundern for 1-6km or for someone who isn’t to.

In the pegasus i had to stop after only 1 km, the shoe caused my calves to completely close, something i experienced in the 10k two days before but i thought the shoe just needed to be used a couple times. It is normally a 8-9km long uphill run which I rather enjoy on the weekends. The Pegasus performed rather good till km 6-7 after that it just felt like i was dragging along 2 pieces of hard concrete on my foot. On Thursday i went out for a 10k at an 4:49 Pace. Last Tuesday I went out for an easy 4k while the pegasus performed solid on a straight street and on gravel, taking a curve felt rather unstable. After going for 2 runs this week I was skeptical if the Pegasus was as good as I hope. 7 Day ago I bought the Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 37 BeTrue.

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