THE BETTER DAILY TRAINER: Nike Pegasus 39 vs. Vomero 16

[@amritrajkhowa]

Very helpful. I ended up buying both over the last one year... And your observations are bang on!

[@plouffe23]

Very helpful. I now know why I can’t run in my Peg 38 or 39s. Peg 35-37 were great, time to try the Vomero

[@m3phist0]

As in depth as ever. Great comparison

[@timtrenholm3698]

The Flywire is probably the saving grace for the Peg39. The AirZoom pockets don't seem to provide enough coverage to be comfortable for all runners. Think in a comparison to the AlphaFly / Tempo Next% Air pods, which cover such a larger area to equally distribute the load. Just seems in general that outside of their premium shoes (VaporFly/Alpha/Tempo) Nike just treats the rest of their shoes as an after thought and taking the customer base for granted. There are some narrow exceptions, like the Invincible, but I also feel that shoe really caters to a small number of runners. If the other shoe companies get too much closer on their premium race shoes, Nike could lose even more of their shine. Thanks for the comparison review, and good-luck at Chicago!

[@VanIyke]

Thank you for this. Needed it. Appreciated. Which would you recommend for long walks of about 6 miles?

[@prasanthp7119]

Wich is good for fast running

[@kreimer1417]

How does these Peg 39 compare to Asics GT 2000 9?