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100% in on those Peg Premium
Nike Air Pegasus ALL NEW MODELS 30, 31, 32 and up
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Oh yeah the Pegasus is byke 
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I immediately thought the same thing haha. Just in case people forgot what the Zoom All Out Flyknit looked like, here it is. I found it to be insanely responsive but only if you were running in a straight line. You can how much thinner the visible Zoom unit is compared to that Peg Premium.
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I immediately thought the same thing haha. Just in case people forgot what the Zoom All Out Flyknit looked like, here it is. I found it to be insanely responsive but only if you were running in a straight line. You can how much thinner the visible Zoom unit is compared to that Peg Premium.
It’s an ankle breaker for sure… which makes me think with the zoom all out being that much lower to the ground, that the peg prem will be even more or a turner for casual wear. The all out ankle collar also forces me to wear thick quarter sock to prevent irritation…. Having said that, it’s still one of my favorites.
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git damn i love all the new pegs 
the prices tho
the prices tho
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Seriously, the Peg used to be $85-$100. Now its creeping up toward that $150 price range! Insane for their most standard runner to now be more expensive than some of their athletes signature shoes!git damn i love all the new pegs
the prices tho
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a #1 double-double combo did use to cost less than $8 3 years ago, they are now more than $10
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it does have two zoom air units
- The Nike Pegasus 41 features a new full-length ReactX foam midsole and forefoot and heel Air Zoom units.
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2025 for the Pegasus premium is absolutely wild . A whole damn year away. ??? Why even show them off like that
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I immediately thought the same thing haha. Just in case people forgot what the Zoom All Out Flyknit looked like, here it is. I found it to be insanely responsive but only if you were running in a straight line. You can how much thinner the visible Zoom unit is compared to that Peg Premium.
ditto to you two hahaha thought of the same thing once i saw the pics and the presser that comes along with it saying how they were only able to make zoom flat before. time to dig out my pair.
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Okay seems like the news article on NDC was updated because i read it yesterday and it said two air zoom units in the heel and other social media posts seemed to repeat that. Happy to see that there's a forefoot unit though
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Is there anything at all similar to those Pegasus premiums already out ? I haven’t been keeping up with Nike running or Pegasus for a few years now . Those premiums are insane . The wait is gonna be crazy for me lol
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I know running is different from sports with lateral movements, but I thought the whole point of zoom was to be lower to the ground for responsiveness. Anxious to see how the Peggy Preme perform, but I hope it’s not just Nike throwing all the tech together just to do it.
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The two most comfortable and cushiest Nike shoes I own/wear are the trail ultra fly and the original mountain fly lows.
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I guess what I meant to say was there anything available to buy right now that looks similar to those ? With the full length zoom ?
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Here's a early review
www.runnersworld.com
The Nike Pegasus 41 Gets Softer, Bouncier
Small improvements make this do-it-all trainer even more fun for daily running.
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Not specifically a foam zoom foam sandwich. The zoom all out is probably the closest thing you’ll find to it, but that had a mixed reception and it is only available from resale since it’s been a few years since its release.
Had that same colorway. The most sketchy running experience of my life. They made the original Prime X feel like a stability shoe.I immediately thought the same thing haha. Just in case people forgot what the Zoom All Out Flyknit looked like, here it is. I found it to be insanely responsive but only if you were running in a straight line. You can how much thinner the visible Zoom unit is compared to that Peg Premium.
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These the first new Nike cushion technology/implementation I'm excited to try since the first VaporMax. I loved my Zoom All Out Flyknits. If they can give that feel with some stability, I'm so in.
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I remember having the zoom all out 2. Loved those shoes.I immediately thought the same thing haha. Just in case people forgot what the Zoom All Out Flyknit looked like, here it is. I found it to be insanely responsive but only if you were running in a straight line. You can how much thinner the visible Zoom unit is compared to that Peg Premium.
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i still have those and occasionally wear them to theme parks, its been great for that
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Looking forward to the Black/White cw of the Peg Premiums. They’ll most likely be more of a casual sneaker for me rather than performance.
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The DN is the new 270. They’ll be #1 shoe for speaking to the manager by the end of the year.
