A versatile daily trainer built on full-length ZoomX that balances responsive cushioning with durability, though reviewers note the ride feels less lively than its premium price and Turbo lineage suggest, and the snug toe box may pinch wider feet.
A versatile non-plated alternative for neutral runners — works for both workouts and daily runs — but not the responsive speed-shoe its Turbo lineage suggests. Pick the Plus over the 41 if you want versatility and a lighter shoe.
Best for: Neutral-mechanics runners who want one versatile Nike shoe for daily training and workouts and don't need stability features.
The lightest and most nimble of the Pegasus lineup and a decent versatile daily offering with a hint of speed, but it carries too much weight to compete with lighter high-stack options from Adidas and Saucony.
Best for: A versatile daily shoe with a hint of speed work
A capable daily trainer with excellent outsole grip and a better upper than the Evo SL, but weighed down by Nike premium pricing and a less lively ride.
Best for: Daily trainer use where grip and upper fit matter more than a wild ride
Best non-race Nike shoe in a long time and a worthy spiritual successor to the Pegasus Turbo: light, fun, full ZoomX, and genuinely versatile across paces.
Best for: Versatile daily trainer for neutral runners who want a ZoomX shoe for daily use, tempo work, and easy efforts without committing to a max-stack racer.
Versatile and exciting daily trainer; price is too high at $180 — better to wait for discount.
A genuine spiritual successor to the Pegasus Turbo with familiar shape and feel; not as big a foam upgrade as paper specs suggest, but still really fun and an exciting Baseline reset for the Turbo lineage.
Best for: Versatile daily trainer for runners who liked the original Pegasus Turbo and want a Nike non-plated shoe for easy days and workouts on road or track.
Number 3 daily trainer of 2024 — successful PEBA-foam daily trainer (formerly Pegasus Turbo).
A versatile daily trainer built on full-length ZoomX that balances responsive cushioning with durability, though reviewers note the ride feels less lively than its premium price and Turbo lineage suggest, and the snug toe box may pinch wider feet.
Reviewers note: Flynit upper grips the foot better than the Evo SL's upper; no major tongue slide
Per EDDBUD.
The Nike Pegasus Plus weighs about 238g (men's 9), has a 34.0mm heel stack and a 10.0mm heel-toe drop.
Reviewers compare the Nike Pegasus Plus to Adidas Adizero Evo SL, New Balance Rebel v4, Adidas Adizero Adios 9, Adidas Adizero Prime X 3 Strung.
Per EDDBUD, Kofuzi, Doctors of Running.
Next Pair aggregates 8 expert reviews of the Nike Pegasus Plus, including EDDBUD, Kofuzi, Doctors of Running.
Per EDDBUD, Kofuzi, Doctors of Running.
Compared to other road speed training in the same lane.
