NIKE PEGASUS 38: full review after +150 miles

[@yuanjyechong8834]

I can feel the genuine review on this video. Detail and feel. This makes me decide to buy

[@its_Matt_B_]

Thanks for watching, Yuan! I really think you’re going to enjoy this shoe! Let me know what you think of it after you’ve taken them for a few runs!

[@cidlopez]

Just got back from the store after trying on these 38s. These shoes have always fit my feet so well. Feel like a sock on my foot.

[@its_Matt_B_]

I love hearing this! This is how I think they fit my feet too! 👊🏼

[@robertarmero6320]

Man I had the peg 37, and it was a beautiful shoe in my opinion, but it was really rough to run in. The peg 38 I got without high expectations, but it has been amazing. Probably better than my new balance and hoka as well. I use these shoes exclusively now. Even considering buying a 2nd pair

[@its_Matt_B_]

It's nice when a shoe just works! I'm glad to hear the Peg 38 is that shoe for you! I just ran in mine yesterday and yep, they're still awesome! The best part is now you can probably get them at a much better price! 👊🏼

[@runningwithdr.andrewdpt9177]

Great review!! I have really enjoyed my 37 and have ran over 200 miles. They are still going strong. I also ran a 5K PB of 20:14 in them. I’m hoping to get 600 miles out of them. Thank you for sharing!!

[@its_Matt_B_]

Thanks for proving how well-rounded the Pegs are. Your PB is 🔥. I've got 600 miles out of the Pegasus several times over the years, so I've no doubt you'll get there!

[@runningwithdr.andrewdpt9177]

@@its_Matt_B_ you’re welcome!!

[@PeterNokes]

Hmm I am thinking about using this shoe for everyday use. Especially for the University lifestyle/gym/walking. I can get it 20% off from Nike itself making it $90 I wonder if its a good deal for the price and my usecase

[@its_Matt_B_]

Getting the Peg 38s for $90 is a great deal and they’ll work really well as a daily driver, so to speak. They’re cushioned enough that they’ll feel good whatever you’re doing!

[@rafalopes7812]

Did you get these? If yes how did it hold up.

[@hineighbor]

$120 is indeed a good deal. At that price I even opted to pay the extra $20 to be able to customize my own colors.

[@its_Matt_B_]

Yeah, I always thought Nike's customization price was a great deal too!

[@IRunThings]

Nike shoes are the ones that last the longer in my opinion, which is great for a daily trainer. I tried the 37s at the store though and didn't fing them to be anything to call home about. They were just a shoe, my feet were like 'whatever'...

[@its_Matt_B_]

That “whatever” feeling is what I look for in a daily trainer. Shoes that seem exciting tend to only be exciting for specific runs. The daily trainer is good for pounding out the miles. Not always exciting, but also a little like life. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@IRunThings]

@@its_Matt_B_ you are right. I was looking for a riveting experience, something to sweep me off my feet af the time. Which tbh I didn't find

[@its_Matt_B_]

@@IRunThings We all want that swept off the feet feeing. 🤣

[@IRunThings]

@@its_Matt_B_ yeap. 😄😄😄

[@Fai_2nice]

I just got the 38s, I used and abused my 39s .

[@its_Matt_B_]

Did you get the 38s for a good price?

[@RichieDevine8]

Awesome review Matt very helpful! Bought these tonight in lime green, going to use these as personal trainers I’ll let you know how I feel about them after my run tomorrow

[@its_Matt_B_]

Good choice, Richie! I don’t think anyone can go wrong buying the Pegs! I’m still enjoying them and mine have 290 miles in them!

[@ScreaMzbtw]

how was them after the run bro

[@RichieDevine8]

@@ScreaMzbtw very strong shoe feels like your running on clouds at first and then they get broken in but still feel amazing

[@scottyb7032]

I have the 37. As you said, it’s a do-it-all trainer and a great addition to your rotation. Go with what works for you!

[@its_Matt_B_]

The Pegs are definitely one of those shoes that could be your only shoe you need. I’ll always agree with doing what works for you! If not, what’s the point? It seemed like the 37 had more haters than people who liked them, but maybe that’s because the haters make more noise! 🤣

[@Qwertyuio570]

I have new blanace 1500v6 i use them like 100m 400m and 12min runs

[@hitmantal]

Has anyone ever told you that you a bit like Chris Eubank, it's uncanny... Great review, think I'm buying these, thanks Matt.

[@its_Matt_B_]

Yeah, a couple people have said that and when I hear him speak I hear myself! 😂I wish our boxing talent was the same! The Peg 38s are a solid shoe and still in my rotation. Make sure you shop around; o bet you’ll find a great bargain!

[@davidosolo]

One shoe to do everything sounds like a pretty neat definition to me.

[@its_Matt_B_]

It’s can definitely be a runner’s only shoe if it has to be.

[@kaliapathan880]

Sir which should good and buy winflo 9 or pegasus 38 for 5km speed race

[@its_Matt_B_]

The Pegasus is slightly lighter and will be better at longer distances (and will probably last longer). Go with the Pegasus!

[@Forrestarabian]

I just got the peg 37 and it feels very hard. I hate squishy modern shoes, but does the 37 have a reputation for being especially firm? Or will it break in a little?

[@its_Matt_B_]

I don’t think the Pegasus 37 has a reputation for being firm, but it will come down to what you’re used to and what you’ve run in before! I don’t think they’ll break in, but you will get used to them! I have shoes that are much more firm than the Pegasus, but I also have more squishy shoes. The Pegasus are very “middle of the road” when it comes to firmness.

[@mawilliams777]

As you say Matt, that upper just feels thick, I have gone back to my 37s, I would have liked the same material in the new shape, it feels a bit ‘padded’ and warm.

[@its_Matt_B_]

Definitely thick, but I find them so comfortable that I don’t mind. Perhaps it takes this much padding for a truly comfort shoe? I have another pair of highly padded daily trainers I’m taking out this week. The video will drop next Friday. I’ve found that these are the shoes I feel like running in when I’m tired, or not in the mood to run.

[@mawilliams777]

@@its_Matt_B_ oh, ok, there getting another go, to be fair they seem like a completely different shoe even though it’s the same midsole and outer

[@its_Matt_B_]

@@mawilliams777 I agree; it really does feel like a different shoe. Nike made enough changes from the 37-38 (I’m sure due to loads of complaints) that it feels different. I liked the 37 well enough and had no real complaints, but the fit of the 38s are just a bit more dialed in for me.

[@rohailc9765]

got these shoes for 100$ and ran my first run with them, they feel great

[@its_Matt_B_]

Nice! $100 is a great price, and well worth it! I'm happy to hear they feel good!

[@literaticrux8292]

Got them for $95 so feeling good about the purchase.

[@its_Matt_B_]

Wow! $95 is an incredible deal for these shoes! 👊🏽

[@literaticrux8292]

@@its_Matt_B_ Got them on Backcountry's site for anyone looking for a deal.

[@captinbeyond]

Good review, but no mention of arch support = a lot of it?, none of it?, And would be nice to rate the cushion on some type of scale.

[@its_Matt_B_]

Thanks for watching and the tips, Mark. Arch support is one of those things that is difficult to evaluate if it's not needed. As this review is only my opinion, I didn't mention arch support because it's not something I need and therefore don't notice. As far as the cushion scale, the stack height indicates how much cushion there is, but the degree of cushioning i'd describe as medium; it is not a firm nor soft ride. It is squarely in the the middle.

[@BlakeC341]

I have a brand new pair never worn that are just rotting in the box. Hated them the moment I tried them on. Super narrow fit.

[@its_Matt_B_]

Unfortunately, a lot of Nike shoes are on the narrow size! Seems like a good time to put them on eBay!

[@BlakeC341]

@@its_Matt_B_ too much of a headache. I just donated them.

[@its_Matt_B_]

I'm with you on eBay being a headache. All my shoes get donated now! @@BlakeC341

[@Pupinski711]

I got them for 38$ on clearance since the 39s and 40s released

[@its_Matt_B_]

Wow! Good score!

[@lordofdecay7776]

I am proud to say my pegasus 37 got me to 600 miles - can’t wait to pick these up and go the distance again! Thx for the review!

[@its_Matt_B_]

That's great to hear, although not surprising! It's fantastic when a shoe can go the distance (pun intended!)

[@its_Matt_B_]

@@MikkelMane There are a lot of shoes where the cushioning or outsolerubber would wear down quickly, but the Peg 38 is a daily trainer and it's built to be durable. I've worn several past iterations of the Pegasus to 600 miles. Of course, after that distance new shoes feel fantastic! 😃

[@nomaderic]

As someone who is a beginner runner I just bought these today. I had been using some cheap shoes I got from Walmart so I needed some "official" run shoes. After the research I've done this seems like the perfect all around running shoe for me. Trying it on it felt great, can't wait to try my first run in it today after running in these Walmart shoes the past 2 months lol

[@its_Matt_B_]

I think you made a good choice and are in for a treat! The Peg 38s are a great all-around running shoe! Let me know what you think of them after you go for a couple runs!

[@nomaderic]

@@its_Matt_B_ after a couple runs I have to say it's a great shoe. It really allows me to propel forward and makes my strides just a little more powerful. Only complaint I would have is the toe area is a little tight and narrow for my liking but it's definitely not a deal breaker. I will definitely continue to put in quality mileage in these

[@its_Matt_B_]

@@nomaderic Good to hear they're working well for you! I can see how they could be a bit wider for some, but Nike has moved light years in the right direction after last year's model (37). The 38 has loads of room compared to those!

[@virendervannam1830]

Hi Matt, Thanks for the content. I have 5 running shoes in my rotation. How often should I use a pair of shoes (esp. race shoes) to keep them from deteriorating? At least once a month or 2?

[@its_Matt_B_]

If you store your shoes in a climate controlled area (inside your house/apartment), your shoes will last for a very long time. If you leave them in extreme temperatures the midsole will break down faster. I ran a half marathon last weekend in a pair of old 4% that I hadn’t used in 3 years and they were fine!

[@niteshingale5674]

Got them for about 67 dollors in India. I have a 5k race coming up and I'm training to finish it in 19min or as close to it as possible. Will these shoes work for me, considering I've used some off brand 20$ shoes till now 😅

[@its_Matt_B_]

What a deal! Good score! Yes, these shoes will work well for you and I'm sure you'll see a big improvement after using the off-brand shoes! Good luck!

[@niteshingale5674]

@@its_Matt_B_ thanks buddy. I'll be sure to update you once the race is done 💝

[@kaliapathan880]

Please answers

[@its_Matt_B_]

The answer is....Pegasus!

[@davidsouthwell3345]

Just bought the ekinder Nike air zoom pegasus 38 :)

[@its_Matt_B_]

Nice! I love that colorway! 👊🏼

[@tomasgnzlz6061]

Hey good sir. Awesome review! I saw that you respond to all and quite quickly. I appreciate that! So I thought I'd drop a question here. I am a starting runner currently running like 5kms 3-4 times a week on 4-5 yo adidas shoes that I bought for not so expensive to use allround in PE and outside sports/hiking. They fulfill there job adequately but I want something more lasting and higher quality to bring with me on my journey towards half marathon and the full one eventually. Got a deal in front of me for Pegasus 38s, grey ones: 86 euros. Would you recommend them for my situation and the current price it has? (Price dropped down from the usual 120) Greetings from the Netherlands!

[@its_Matt_B_]

Hi! Thanks for reaching out! Yes! Buy them! The Peg 38s are a great shoe; they last a long time and they're very comfortable. 86 euros is a great bargain!

[@tomasgnzlz6061]

@@its_Matt_B_ thanks for the quick response. They're bought :)

[@its_Matt_B_]

@@tomasgnzlz6061 Nice! It’s money well spent! 👊🏼

[@tomasgnzlz6061]

@@its_Matt_B_ Well then, so far tried 3 sizes of peg 38s, my feet aren't made for them or they're too small partially. Tried UA hovr phantom 2s, a little rigid and partially too small aswell. Will wait till the Novablast 2s are in stock again and otherwise go to a physical store

[@its_Matt_B_]

@@tomasgnzlz6061 Ugh! Sorry to hear you're having trouble finding the right fit! I've recently been running in the new ASICS Gel-Nimbus 24 and have been really enjoying them. I don't know if they've been released in Holland yet but if so, they're definitely worth a look!

[@dude3099]

Hello sir, can you please recommend one out of nike pegasus 38, nike winflo 8 and puma nitro velocity. Main use is indoor bicycle trainer, elliptical and also some exercises using dumbbells. My weight is 82 kg, I'm 6 feet tall. I live in india and sweat a lot. Thanks in advance.

[@its_Matt_B_]

It sounds like the Puma Velocity Nitro would be the best bet for you because the upper is so much more breathable than the Peg and Winflo! The Puma's upper will dry a lot quicker when it gets sweaty! The Velocity is also a great running shoe, in case you ever decide to go running!

[@dude3099]

@@its_Matt_B_ just ordered the nitro,,, thanks for the help good sir 🙏🤗

[@its_Matt_B_]

@@dude3099 Good to hear! I’m sure you’re going to enjoy them! Check back in and LMK what you think of them! 👊🏽

[@hkim9151]

The wear on my Pegasus is exactly the same as yours..I worry about the heel area as it got flat like yours…. Not sure it last 600 miles😂, so I brought ASICS and mizuno wave riders as their heel rubbers are thicker.

[@its_Matt_B_]

Yeah, 600 miles may be a stretch on the Pegasus and even if they did last that long, the integrity of the midsole (that we can't see) will likely be breaking down by that point! Good call on the ASICS because they put AHAR rubber at the lateral rear heel and Mizuno's Wave Riders have a lot of rubber and seem like they'll withstand a lot of running!

[@jacobgoodsell6414]

Would you recommend this shoe for a high school cross country runner? Average race is mix of road and in the woods and is a 5k. Or another shoe?

[@its_Matt_B_]

Good question. This would not be my first recommendation for you. Although it would work on road and easy trails, it’s probably a little heavy and you don’t need quite as much cushion. Id probably check the NB Rebel V2 or even the Saucony Endorphin Speed.

[@Deadbuck73]

I wanted the 37... didn’t... I’m sure I’d like the 38... haven’t... Bondi 7 for $30 more... I will again... lol... it’s like running in a great pair of work boots... but I know they’re great!

[@its_Matt_B_]

There’s nothing wrong with sticking with what works. If it ain’t broke…….

[@ptsouth97]

Do you do anything special to protect the midsole foam of more expensive carbon plated shoes that you use less frequently? Is it enough to just store them in a dry, cool environment or does it help to use something like a vacuum sealed bag?

[@its_Matt_B_]

I only keep my Next%2s in the house (cool/dry). All my other running shoes are kept in the garage, which is like an oven here in the summer. I figure I use all but the Next% on a regular basis, so the garage environment won't do too much damage.

[@Jay-sd9ye]

I would buy these. Though I can't find them in extra wide. I found a revolution 6 in wide though... anything you know about them?

[@its_Matt_B_]

No, sorry, I've never run in the Revolution 6 (nor even heard of them before now), but Nike has A LOT of shoes. I think you'll probably have to order the Pegs direct from Nike.com if you want them in wide.

[@Jay-sd9ye]

@@its_Matt_B_ ok. I'll keep looking.

[@davidosolo]

It seems like the Peg is Nike´s best buck for your money.

[@its_Matt_B_]

It’s definitely worth every penny!

[@iarishabareh4732]

I have been running with this for few times everytime i run it hurts..

[@its_Matt_B_]

What part of your foot hurts when running in the Peg 38s?

[@akramshaikh7786]

Can you use it on treadmill,And will it cause pain if you walk in them for 2 to 3 hours?

[@its_Matt_B_]

You can most definitely run on a treadmill and they will be perfect for walking for hours.

[@johanw.1673]

Hello i buy the winflo 8 . butI measure that the soles are 5mm shorter at the same size lenght (28,5cm) as the winflo 7. how is that possible? is it a foult from nike? the shoes are also tighter than the winflo 7. it looks like it's a size smaller than it says on the label

[@its_Matt_B_]

Yeah, it could be a mistake. Can you order another pair to check? You can always send back the pair that don’t fit well!

[@llanos2707]

What app do you use to track your runs? Thank you, and great video!

[@its_Matt_B_]

Hey Carlos! I'm currently running with the Polar Vantage V2, so my runs upload to Polar's platform and then automatically transfer to Strava! Strava is the primarily platform I use to look at the data from my runs.

[@salmanrajput1501]

Sir Can I use my pegasus 38 during rain and post rain muddy condition? Need advice. Thanks

[@its_Matt_B_]

Yes. They grip well on the road in the rain, but they will be a bit slippy in muddy conditions. Be careful! 👍🏽

[@salmanrajput1501]

@@its_Matt_B_ Thanks

[@josephlalrinawma1523]

Which is better for daily running of 10kms between pegasus 38 and puma velocity nitro

[@its_Matt_B_]

I’d go with the Peg 38s.

[@elcoyote51]

After about how many miles should I put into a shoe before changing to new ones?

[@its_Matt_B_]

It’s different for most shoes. If you Google it you may see that shoes should be changed out as low as 350 miles (560 km), but the Pegasus will last far longer. I’d say you can run in the Pegasus for at least 500 miles (800km).

[@mohdarmie7144]

Whats the max distance for this shoes?

[@its_Matt_B_]

I’d estimate between 500-600 miles of running, depending on you gait.

[@cidlopez]

Do you runners rotate your running shoes? Like every other day?

[@its_Matt_B_]

Yes, I do, and it's generally recommended. It lets the midsole foam fully rebound and actually makes them last longer! 👍

[@cidlopez]

@@its_Matt_B_ good to know. I’m going to pick up a pair of 38s then.

[@danneh8777]

What all did you use the one that shows your running shoes miles

[@its_Matt_B_]

Strava!

[@KARTHIK-tu4bn]

Would you recommend it for a 1600meter run?

[@its_Matt_B_]

No. It’s not ideal for something so short. Ideally you will want something considerably lighter for a distance like the 1600!

[@sukeshsubaharan4324]

Can a heavier runner actually run 400miles in these comfortably? I am thinking of picking up a pair of 38s for my long runs, which are usually around 6-8km

[@its_Matt_B_]

Yes! Thanks think 400 miles is a doable distance for anyone wearing the Peg 38s. They’re very resilient!

[@sukeshsubaharan4324]

@@its_Matt_B_ that's so cool! I was kinda doubtful, considering all the foam in the mid sole. But hey, the expert has spoken! Gotta run to the nike store, I guess!

[@its_Matt_B_]

@@sukeshsubaharan4324 How much do you weigh? I weigh 185lbs/84kg and I’d expect 600 miles if I wanted to keep them that long (I rotate shoes out more often because I want to review others). I will definitely be putting 400 miles in them!

[@sukeshsubaharan4324]

@@its_Matt_B_ I weigh about 103kg/230lbs(I reckon?). I ran in a pair of Zoom Flys for about 300 miles. But those have different mid sole technology, I believe. Thank you for the prompt replies!

[@its_Matt_B_]

@@sukeshsubaharan4324 For comparison, back when I was wearing Zoom Flys as my regular running shoes, I would usually get about 400 miles before starting to notice them dying. I usually took them to 450-500 before retiring them.

[@IL0veLatinas]

i bought the shoe ran for 5 minutes and my feet started hurting i prefer my ultraboosts

[@its_Matt_B_]

I’m happy to hear the Ultraboosts work so well for you! 👊🏼

[@sukeshsubaharan4324]

Hey Matt! I just ordered a pair of Peg 38s! I hear you mention they fit true to size, that's got me thinking. I am actually a size 12.5, the closest size I could get was a 13 (I am talking UK sizes here). The Nike size chart says it fits feet that are 32cm long, my feet are about 31, and these leave comfortable amount of room in 12.5 sized trainers. Will the new Pegs end up being too roomy? Thanks!

[@its_Matt_B_]

It’s quite difficult to say because a shoe size is more than just length. Are you able to return the shoes if they don’t fit quite right?

[@sukeshsubaharan4324]

@@its_Matt_B_ yes, I do have an option to return them. I have used other Nike UK 13 sizers, I am hoping these ones will fit as good those ones. Thanks for the prompt reply, Matt!

[@its_Matt_B_]

@@sukeshsubaharan4324 Oh yes, if you’ve used other Nike 13s, they should all fit the same! Be sure to let me know how they feel when you get them!

[@sukeshsubaharan4324]

@@its_Matt_B_ Hey Matt! Finally tried on my new Pegs, and boy are they good! Perfect fit, true to size for sure! Can't wait to run in 'em!

[@its_Matt_B_]

@@sukeshsubaharan4324 That's so good to hear! I'm glad you like them! 👊🏼

[@ammadjamil1]

Got them for 50 euros only in Germany today.

[@its_Matt_B_]

What?! Wow! You’re going to love them even more at that price! Good score! 👊🏽

[@johanw.1673]

is this shoe better and softer to walk than the winflo 7 or 8?

[@its_Matt_B_]

The Winflow is a little softer than the Pegasus, but only a little. They're actually quite similar. The Winflow is a bit cheaper than the Pegasus.

[@johanw.1673]

@@its_Matt_B_ I read that the pegasus is more softer? Thye have responsive and lightweight air zoom units with added that they have more amount of cushioning and are thus softer and squishy than winflo 7

[@its_Matt_B_]

@@johanw.1673 I find the Winflow softer underfoot, especially while walking around. The Winflo 8 also has a forefoot zoom unit, but this doesn’t make much difference if you’re using it as a walking around type of shoe. Ultimately, your use and budget are the determining factors. I don’t think you’ll really notice too much of a difference when waking. The Pegasus will be a little more durable, which is probably why it costs a little more.

[@johanw.1673]

@@its_Matt_B_ I have the winflo 7 and use them for only hiking but they are already worn out after 6 months. I've been looking for the winflo 8 for a while and the prices of the winflo 8 are increasing every day .the winflo 8 are now more expensive than pegasus 38 and I wonder why that is??? why the rise up the price so high for a winflo 8?? so i'm thinking about now buying the pegasus 38 because of the lower price . but I wonder if they are also suitable for only walking ?

[@its_Matt_B_]

@@johanw.1673 The Pegasus are a very adaptable shoe and they will work well for walking. They will also last you longer than the Winslow, so if you can get them for less, it’s a no-brainer! Good luck! Check back in and let me know how they work out for you! 👊🏽

[@nurfadhilah4586]

Hye. I have flat feet and low arch. So i want to get wide shoes. Is it this shoes suitable for me ? Because some people said it suitable for flatfeet. Pls notice me🥺

[@its_Matt_B_]

The Nike Pegasus 38 is available in 4E width, which is wider than the normal D width. If you're able to try the shoes on, I would suggest trying both widths and deciding which one to keep. I'd be interested to hear what width works for you, so check back in when you get a pair!

[@boombamtv1749]

Got it for 70$ in India thnx to Amazon prime day sale

[@its_Matt_B_]

Excellent! What a bargain! A price like that makes the shoes even better! 🥳

[@goul82]

I weigh 225 pounds and i am between brooks ghost 13 and Nike Peg 38. I run around 3-4 miles 3 to 4 times per week. Any insights?

[@its_Matt_B_]

I think you'll find the Brooks Ghost very comfortable for what you're doing, and they'll last!

[@goul82]

@@its_Matt_B_ Thanks a lot. I ordered them. New subscriber here from Greece!!

[@its_Matt_B_]

@@goul82 Thanks for being a part of the channel! Check back in and let me know how they feel after a few runs! 👊🏼

[@goul82]

@@its_Matt_B_ Will do!

[@kjacob]

will this last 500 miles?

[@its_Matt_B_]

Everyone is different because of how they run, but yes, at least for me this shoe will last 500 miles easily!

[@Omar_Marquez]

Can you refund this if it doesn’t fit you online

[@its_Matt_B_]

Nike has a good return policy if you’re a member (it’s free to join).

[@Omar_Marquez]

@@its_Matt_B_ ok thx, I’m a size 6 in shoes so will a size 6 Pegasus 38 fit for me

[@its_Matt_B_]

@@Omar_Marquez I think they will. Nike fits true to size for me.

[@Omar_Marquez]

@@its_Matt_B_ ok thx

[@abear]

Does it feel good when you run on track!

[@its_Matt_B_]

It's certainly not made for track running, but it actually feels quite good. The heel lockdown is good, so it doesn't slip as you're going around the curves.

[@Lunitiq_YG]

Surprised you don't trip on yourself, you barely lift your feet when you run

[@its_Matt_B_]

Haha! Yes! I never noticed this until I started taking video. Obviously it's not as bad when I'm running fast, but my easy runs (which I do most of the time) are def. more of a low shuffle!

[@tomallen3946]

70 dollers now

[@its_Matt_B_]

🤣 What a deal! 🤑

[@tomallen3946]

@@its_Matt_B_ I'm looking for new sheos as my 1080v10 and done so was thinking maybe these 38 would be a good replacement 🤷

[@its_Matt_B_]

@@tomallen3946 yes, I think the 38s would be a good replacement for your 1080s. The Pegs ride is a little stiffer, but it’s still very comfortable.