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Doesnt matter, Peg 39's are never releasing. Straight to 40 it is (next year)
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I’m guessing we get a member release of the Peg 39 in the US next week based on the description for day 3 of celebration next week.
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Also nice review of the Peg 39.
I think that’s referencing the lifestyle-centric Waffle models, not referring to the waffle-shape outsole of Pegasus.I’m guessing we get a member release of the Peg 39 in the US next week based on the description for day 3 of celebration next week.
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That’s not to say the shoe won’t release next week, I just don’t think that particular copy is connected to the Pegasus launch.
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I had to update it since Lunarlon is dead. HahaDiggin’ the new username!
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Lunar will never die!
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No, but it will bottom out!
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Glad you enjoyed. They seemed to save the Pegs
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Not sure if this is the place for the Infinity React impressions, but I got impatient with waiting for them to drop on NDC and picked them up off Nordstrom's website. My new Boston Terrier pup definitely approves, lol.
There are some small differences though. First, the heel clip and arch area are toned down a bit-the plastic bit doesn't go as far into the midfoot as the first couple versions. To me this is for the better. The arch is also not as crazy as the first 2 versions. I remember before I broke in the first couple pairs, it would feel like a golf ball was resting under my arch standing in these. There's still an elevated "support" profile in the arch but it is not as severe and this will make the break in easier I think. The new upper is definitely an upgrade, incredibly comfortable knit and the tongue of the shoe feels very sturdy, for all you maniacs who yank on the tongue of your shoes.
Last but not least, I think Nike has tinkered slightly with the formulation of React here. It could be my imagination but it felt slightly softer and bouncier than it has in the past.
There are some small differences though. First, the heel clip and arch area are toned down a bit-the plastic bit doesn't go as far into the midfoot as the first couple versions. To me this is for the better. The arch is also not as crazy as the first 2 versions. I remember before I broke in the first couple pairs, it would feel like a golf ball was resting under my arch standing in these. There's still an elevated "support" profile in the arch but it is not as severe and this will make the break in easier I think. The new upper is definitely an upgrade, incredibly comfortable knit and the tongue of the shoe feels very sturdy, for all you maniacs who yank on the tongue of your shoes.
Last but not least, I think Nike has tinkered slightly with the formulation of React here. It could be my imagination but it felt slightly softer and bouncier than it has in the past.
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Thanks for the review. I’ve seen a few reviews that indicate the upper is mor sock like compared to last year’s more structured Flyknit upper. Do you think this is accurate?
Also, it’s good to see you think the React is more soft and bouncy. I’m looking for a new trainer for spring and summer running and may pick up these and the Peg 39.
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Yes, it's definitely more like a sock than it has been in the past. It's like a thicker Epic React upper, but still decently breathable. The React composition isn't a radical change, and still leans towards the medium type of firmness but I detected slightly more impact absorption today. I'd say the React in the Epic React is still the softest implementation I've felt.
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From Clayton Murphy's YT. Pegs?
Edit: peg 38s (black/volt/green strike).
Edit: peg 38s (black/volt/green strike).
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That's a nice color way.From Clayton Murphy's YT. Pegs?
Edit: peg 38s (black/volt/green strike).
was about to do a google search and saw that hibbet has a countdown for a kids pair of the peg 39s and release date of june 30th so guess we'll have to wait about another month and half to get them stateside
was hoping it would've dropped already so that i couldve run through them before all the other brands start dropping their stuff later this summer
was hoping it would've dropped already so that i couldve run through them before all the other brands start dropping their stuff later this summer
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The black ones look dope but how’s the traction…
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Thats what I call great design
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to be fair, the peg trail has served as a road to trail hybrid, so it's the one nike trail model that isn't designed to have outstanding traction. but totally agree - the wildhorse 8 and kiger 9 are due for complete revamps and hoping they address that issue.Will be interesting to see if they grip any better than previous models
