While not fully waterproof, two other new sneakers are designed specifically for wet roads. The Pegasus 37 Shield and React Miler Shield feature micro-siping similar to car tires in order to ...

Our review: Upholding the Nike Pegasus legacy of neutral shoes that blend cushioning and responsiveness, the 36th Pegasus provides a smooth, familiar, luxurious ride that keeps you reaching for ...

The Nike Pegasus Premium offers a bouncy and fun ride, but it’s too heavy and unstable to stand out from the best daily trainers from Nike and other brands.

Ahead of the shoe’s launch, RW caught up with Tony Bignell, VP of Footwear Innovation at Nike, to discuss the Pegasus’s past, present and future.

Nike Captures A Runner's Motion Frame by Frame in the Pegasus 41: An analysis of a runner's movement highlights the Pegasus 41's advanced cushioning, featuring Zoom Air and ReactX foam.

The two new trainers join the Air Zoom Pegasus 36 and ZoomX Vaporfly Next% to round out Nike’s 2019 Zoom family.