The mind wanders over to the question of longevity when testing shoes. They should always be improving, right to fulfil the manifest destiny? There is also a 38 Flyease model with the no-tie lacing system, not sampled here. Those familiar with the 36 and the 37, will find the refinements to the 38 borrows from both predecessors as well as incorporates changes in line with typical evolutionary advancements. The 38s, in addition to all regular training, happen to be useful for road time trialling, tempo runs, progression runs and even not-too-serious racing from 5km to the half-marathon. As technology has advanced so much over the past few years, it turns out that these cushioned shoes are not your old heavy and clunky trainers (remember that ancient history?). The 38 at $120 to $160 (CDN/USD) is more than fair value for the trainer. Regardless, they have a winner here in the Air Zoom Pegasus 38. Nike of course is a Greek goddess who personified victory the giant corporation’s manifest destiny, if you will.
In keeping with Greek mythology, Nike’s Pegasus model of shoe is named after the white-winged horse, the alleged son of Poseidon and Medusa. © Copyright – 2021 – Athletics Illustrated
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