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Thank you for the review. I will skip 37-38 and go for 39. On the other hand, design wise, I feel the 34 vibe on this CW. 😁

Thank you for the review. I was on Pegs 30, 32, 34, 35 and now 36 Hakone is finally worn. Currently looking for the replacement but still thinking between Peg 38 and 39. I think, the main difference between 38 and 39 is the heel airbags (which absent in 38*). But I think, dual air bags is not...

Same here. I am also picky on colorways, because I cannot afford having multiple colorways. Not because of the budget, but I don't run high mile: 500-600 km per year. Hence, I only buy a new pair every year. So, it has to be a good pair -- usually I went with ORPJT edition, just to make sure...

is this peg 38 "olympic" CW?

I see ORPJT. I hit the like button. 👍🏻

Just sharing. Apologies if this is a repost. Nike Pegasus 38, BTC edition

Spotted this colorway as "Coming Soon" on RWH website. Should be on my shopping cart. Even thought, it seems "regular yellow", but it says "Nike Zoom Pegasus 38 Men's Shoes Smoke Grey/Volt/Grey" -- So, VOLT it is. Link: https://www.runningwarehouse.com/Nike_Zoom_Pegasus_38/descpage-NPG38M5.html

ah... now it makes sense. it is a trail. and they have hanging loop on the back. NICE!

the carabiner is a nice touch. albeit, i dont know what is the purpose it serve.

No worries. I also prefer classic black upper and white sole. With a dash of volt. And winged skull logo as well 😁

That's the cycle of Pegasus iteration 😁

YEAH!

I just...... why only AF that gets VOLT treatment, while Peg+VFN+ZTN get this plain snow with only little volt accent. Unfortunately I live in tropical region. This would be nice to run on snow 😁

Vomero is supposed to be the "heavy Pegasus": more comfy, more cushy -- but more weight, and more pricetag. i've switched to vomero 9 after peg 30, but then got back to peg 32. turns out, i am slower with vomero.

Thank you for your advice. Based on my own research and understanding. The Peg Trail 2 is more "all round" and suitable if you want single pair to beat both the road and trail. But, Kiger is more specific for trail, especially with thinner sole and lower toedrop. So, in my scenario, I will go...