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The Nike Air Pegasus+ 29 Athletic feature a Synthetic upper with a Round Toe. The Rubber outsole lends lasting traction and wear.
- This shoes / sandals / boots style name or model number is Air Pegasus+ 29
- Color: Volt/Black-Dark Grey-PR Pltnm
- Material: Synthetic
- Measurements: 1" heel
- Width: M
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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful.
By @SchwartzTX
I've been running since I joined the Army. I'm 6'2" and flux between 218-225 lbs. I started wearing these shoes at 235 lbs. I have a normal arch. I wear a size 13. Due to my size, a strong sole and great cushioning with superior support are necessary to mitigate the risk of injury to my knees, ankles and to prevent shin splints. Most shoes I've worn have worn out within a few months or weren't good enough for me and I struggled with soreness. These shoes have a sole that provides excellent stability. The cushioning took a great deal of impact for a very long time. I am about to buy my second pair after 7 months and wearing . I, for the first time in my life, was able to run regularly for 6 months without any injury, soreness, blisters, or pain. At the 7 month mark, I started experiencing some soreness and blisters. Time to buy news ones and these are a no-brainer for me!
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By Keith K Ramey
Just wanted to throw my two cents in. I saw a review from a woman rating a mens shoe that plays raquetball in running shoes. It was also considered a favorite review. Very confusing how someone can rate a running shoe and have negative feed back to a runner who didn't like the shoe. I've logged well over 1000 miles in the +28s and had to switch to the +29s because I wore my last pair out. I thought this would be a safe change due to other pegasus' I've worn over the years. I am a month from running another marathon and realize this was probably not a good time to change shoees but I took a chance with the +29s. Unbelievable difference. At least to me. My knees and feet hurt so bad after a 19 mile run that I was having doubts as to wether I would actually be able to finish the marathon training. Luckily the local shoe store here helped me and I think I'll be ok. If you are used to the +28s just be careful with the +29s. Make sure you can return them if you need to. And really people, if your going to do things other than run in a running shoe, don't behigh and mighty over a person that didn't like the shoe and used it for its inended purpose...
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By Nathan
I will give it to Nike. I was researching shoes for a good Neutral-Slight Underpronater model, and the Pegasus definitely fit the bill. They are incredibly comfortable, lightweight, provide for a soft landing, and are cushioned enough to allow for the natural gait process to comfortably complete for me. I slightly underpronate, so this is extremely important.
(Prior shoes: Nike Air Moto Max 5+)
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