Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 38 Vs Nike React Miler 2

[@FordyRuns]

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[@MrHoneyWho]

Miler is great for long and easy runs, you can relax in it and great for recovery,; when having some hip pain it was a relief. It looks somewhat clunky but the weight is no problem when running up to 12 k. p. h. Also very stable when running trail like tracks. And first version is very much on sale.

[@FordyRuns]

Yeah it’s just stable and easy

[@mrrizov93]

Soo what about walking and wearing shoes casually which would you recommend?

[@raymondmorrow7926]

I don't think I will be going with either of these. React and me just don't get on well. I love to race in Nike and us the invincible for easy days, but Saucony and Asics agree better for everyday running.

[@FordyRuns]

Yeah good shout

[@pratikkhandake7991]

Which asics pair would you suggest for a 5k road run

[@b09d4n]

Between the two I choose Winflo 7 (not the 8). Good for repeats/intervals/tempo... I was coming from some non cushion shoes and searching for a compatible Nike counterpart for Waporfly Next %.

[@teng029]

i like the Pegasus 38 quite a bit and I haven't had any issues from it. I've recently become a huge fan of React, so I'm trying all of the React-based running shoes to compare. I just ordered the Miler 2 from Nike and I'm curious to see how it will compare to the Pegasus and the Invincible Run. The Miler 2 actually reminds me of a mid-end version of the Invincible Run.

[@askme1245]

Can you tell me how it compares the Miler to the Pegasus 38?

[@rxonmymind8362]

My feet always steer towards wider shoes. The Pegasus didn't work for my feet. The Miler 2 did although it's still a tiny bit tight but workable with thin socks. I barely have any laces left after I tighten them up. Wearing a 10.5 the toe area is sufficient just feels like a kids shoe as I have to adjust the laces to maximum. Can't Nike provide more material? Really comfortable to wear and just walk around in though. Will hit the treadmill tomorrow for it's maiden run and see how it fairs.

[@TheChessPlayer1956]

Raymond Sollars 1 second ago I have a question if you find time to answer: I did an experiment. I have run the same distance in several different shoes. I have found that regardless of weight or purpose of the shoe, my pace which is currently about 11 minutes/mile tops, is the same. I don't forsee at age 64 I will ever be any faster than 10 minutes a mile. Could it be true that when you are a slow runner, the shoe will not help you run any faster? I ask this because I will focus future purchases of running shoes much differently. Hey, if I can run just as fast in a Max Road or a Clifton or even a Bondi, why not enjoy the cushion. I don't need a shoe rotation. What do you think, Fordy?

[@seujorge1989]

For me, the Nike React Miler 2 looks better and more comfortable by the shape of the shoe than the Pegasus 38. You can't go wrong when you do the color combinations of bolt green and black/grey. But if you put Pegasus 37 and 36 then yes those will overthrow the React Miler 2. Simplicity is always best when designing anything, Pegasus 38 with its tongue and color choices and upper is what makes me skip this year's model unless they kill it in the design department for the shield version. What's up with the swooshes by Nike as of late? It's a hideous outline of a swoosh, if they are going with that kind of swooshes, I can just pick up any other brand, looks the same really.

[@FordyRuns]

Hopefully they do a complete overhaul of the peg

[@liamliosmyth]

I took a bit of a punt on the Miler 2 with my Birthday discount and it’s been a pleasant surprise so far.......very stable and comfortable straight out the box. Not one for Tempo or intervals but definitely has its uses. Would I have paid full price for it though??? Probably not

[@FordyRuns]

Same would never had paid full price but at 80 quid defo good shout

[@Bambotb]

Miler 2 better thab vomero 16 ?

[@duonebrown5769]

How breathable is the upper on the React Miler 2? I have the v1 React Milers and I love the way they feel on long runs. However, if the temp outside is even slightly warm, they turn into small ovens. Is the upper on the React Miler 2 any better?

[@FordyRuns]

Better yes that’s the main improvement

[@jeanniebeannie5047]

Im returning my Pegasus 38 😂 it causes pain on my legs. I tried running 13miles no cushioning. Hopefully react miler2 works for me. Because the first react miler is so good.

[@rxonmymind8362]

Try ZoomX Invincibles. Super marshmallow comfy.

[@par-y4e]

I had the same issue so i returned mine.

[@jeanniebeannie5047]

@@par-y4e I got the react miler 2, it has good support

[@par-y4e]

@@jeanniebeannie5047 i ordered new balance fusion cell v1

[@justin94block]

I get soleous pain from warm ups easily. What shoes do yall recommend?

[@savethisforlater]

Miler is a decent easy run/long distance shoe with a good base (midsole) it's got lots of room in the toe box. The miler feels like a higher heel drop, narrower midsole/outsole. I have the Peg 37 and it's definately narrow. People say the 38 upper is more forgiving/looser in a good way. The peg 37 is the only running shoe to ever annoy the sides of my feet with how tight it is. But, the Peg 37 is comfy, bouncy and looks great, as does the 38. Both have good breathability and overall construction.

[@savethisforlater]

Correction: the peg feels like it has a higher heel drop...

[@FordyRuns]

Great feedback thank you!

[@maximilianklein2062]

I'm missing the Epic React Flynit (and the colour update which was called Epic React Flynit 2)...best react shoes ever.... from there, shoes got heavier and the "react" got less bouncy...

[@armac8158]

The Pegasus 38 gives me a sore left heel. It feels like something is pushing through the sole and digging into my heel. Only had them for 6 weeks too!

[@wayevs]

The react miler looks more of a ultraboost competitor to me.

[@Bambotb]

💯

[@maveronicaevans638]

Hi! Is it like a slip on or the tongue is not connected on both side?

[@akilhasan9005]

Please talk about the inner sole .. it will be helpful for people like us who needs arch supported sole for flat foot problem ..

[@victorandrade7771]

I went to get fitted at a running shop yesterday and after trying various hoka, ASICS, Nike, saucony etc the miler 2 felt best on my arch since I have low arches

[@naviiivan]

Which one would you say is better between the React Miler 2 and the Vomero 15?

[@FordyRuns]

Miler for me

[@naviiivan]

@@FordyRuns Thank you man!

[@wayevs]

The peg 35 turbo and turbo 2 and 36 trial were the last great pegs. Nike lost their way with the 37/38 pegs and knhate the hideous trial versions of these as well

[@michaellogan8395]

You nailed it, there are better non Nike shoes, I wouldn’t buy either!

[@FordyRuns]

Thank you!

[@TheCustomer]

Anybody here got small black dots under/around heel area? Has no pain, sent a photo to my dr and she directly asked if i was running. She said these are small bleedings and I might need more shock absorption. But cant understand it as I run with Novablast and thought this shoe is good enough for that.

[@nevinkuser9892]

Try doing keto diet and drinking activated charcoal for a month. Then put some ozone oil on it inside your socks. Should get rid of it.

[@par-y4e]

I had Pegasus 38 it was a uncomfortable shoe

[@Bambotb]

Miler unless it's pegasus shield then maaaaaybe will get pegasus

[@mdsmith1019]

It's kinda sad to me. I JUST got into running and running shoes and Nike (which always look good and come in 4E) are suddenly off their game with the Pegasus. Ah well. Maybe next year. Great video as always!

[@FordyRuns]

Thank you! Yeah skip Nike this year except their race shoes

[@ayushpanchgalle84]

Lol I have both 😅. But I have the sheild version of the miler 2

[@Bambotb]

Miler for me

[@eriktred]

It's nice for your better half to loan you her scale 😂.

[@FordyRuns]

🤣🤣🤣

[@GG-eg6kn]

I need a shoe that’s good for sprints on astro/wet grass/concrete.. 13 milers all terrain.. able for muddy flooded farmers fields.. running up snowden.. and the odd treadmill run. Is it suitable?

[@CODMASTER713]

you can try the Pegasus zoom 38 Shield. Has extra traction and meant for all weather.

[@jamesjunio8500]

obrigado pela a legenda

[@jebsmoak7505]

Peg 38 all day

[@lexmanone9367]

I far prefer the Velocity Nitro for daily efforts, mixing in the Reebok Symmetros for some longer runs both are considerably lighter than these two. For quicker stuff the Endorphin Speeds still serve as well as anything

[@FordyRuns]

Yeah I agree

[@NOKIA6031]

None of them, too heavy and really basic options, at their price, I can buy way better running shoes nowadays.