Reviews of Nike Women's Air Pegasus+ 30 Running Shoes

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I always have trouble finding shoes that fit right. Glad someone suggested these love em! The neutral shoes I've had in the past have never been that comfortable it always seemed like there wasn't enough cushion. These are perfect though. It's a light shoe with plenty of cushion. I had foot surgery earlier this year so my foot is still a little tender. Since these are seamless uppers nothing rubs on the scar/surgery area.

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I had the Pegasus+ 29 that was the water resistant it was an OK shoe after all the other Nike running shoes I loved were discontinued for 'cute' nike running shoes that you can't run in. I got this pair a little over a week ago and I like them even more than the 29. I run around two miles and I tried litterally a dozen others from Mizuno, Asics and Nike and this was right away comfy and finally not not a bright color. Everyone likes something different but I tried more expensive Nike sent them all back.

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As an underpronator, I'm generally told to look for a running shoe that is cushioned, flexible, and has arch support but no stability features. The cushion is to offset the fact that my foot is rather rigid (which is why it doesn't roll in to the neutral position). I need impact to be absorbed, so I don't hurt myself. The flexibility is to encourage my foot to roll inward in much as it is willing to do so. And the arch support reduces the affect of impact on my arch, and as a result helps me avoid plantar fasciitis (which I have suffered from in the past).

This shoe meets all the above criteria. Despite being incredibly well cushioned, it somehow also manages to be flexible in the forefoot. The middle section of the shoe wraps my foot snugly, lending arch support. I feel both secure and comfortable in this shoe. Also, this shoe is lighter than some other cushioned shoes I've tried. In short, I love it!

Sizing note: My non-running shoes are all 8-8.5. My running shoes are generally size 9. I need a 9.5 in these, to get the roominess that is recommended for when feet swell during running.