Nike Pegasus 41 - MY 100% HONEST REVIEW

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The Nike Pegasus 41 is here and features a brand new ReactX midsole which has grabbed the attention of Pegasus fans the world over! But with that comes a big price rise, so is it worth it?

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0:00 Intro
1:04 What’s new
1:39 Facts and figures
3:00 Likes
4:44 Dislikes
5:39 Summary

About this video: Today we are reviewing the new Nike Pegasus 41 road running shoe. We'll talk about the differences between the old model, go through all the facts and figures plus all of my likes and dislikes!

This video is NOT sponsored. All products mentioned have been bought 100% by Ben and the channel. Our mission here is to help runners of all abilities improve and enjoy running to their full potential. Showcasing the best running tips and advice, while reviewing the latest gear and taking your round some of the best races in the world!

[charliewalker]

One day I want a 90% honest review so I can guess the 10% lie

[Mesomorphik]

I'm really loving this version. People are complaining that it's not max cushion are annoying me. Not every show needs to be max. I like the ground feel. Ground feel isn't bad.

[matt_ski]

I haven’t truly run in the Pegasus since the 31, a shoe that I loved so much that I put close to 750 miles in and wore until they were a biohazard for anyone unfortunate enough to be in the same room with it. I wish the stack height in the Pegasus wasn’t so high but that is also the general standard in the running industry. Another good review Ben, and I totally agree on the Vomero compared to the Pegasus

[Subat]

The is a perfect review. One point that I think is especially insightful is that the price point for the Pegasus is now going to be competing with shoes, like the Mach 6 and Novablast, that are far superior running shoes. You really know your stuff.

[RonnyC]

Nike’s budget for developing their super race shoes: *basically unlimited*

Budget for daily trainers: *almost zero*

[jonathanschmidt]

Really appreciate that you mentioned the Peg can be for advanced runners who also want to feel the ground again. I know my feet were a tad sore after the first few runs in the 41s (ran in Pegs for many years when I first started running but stopped in recent years due to Cushlon and React foams), meaning I definitely can benefit from feet strengthening. The balance you get from the Pegs is great. You know where your feet are and don’t have to think about it. For their intended use case, they’re fabulous. Great review as always.

[gppedit]

I bought a pair of Pegasus 32 shoes in 2015 to start running. I’ve ran races from 5km up to half marathons since 2017. I might consider upgrading to the Pegasus 41 when the price drops.

[stevecolders]

Your point on the price is really interesting. I can't think of any reason to choose this over an NB4 which seems like a way better shoe. I'm not even sure I can think of a reason to pick it over a Velocity Nitro 3 which is way cheaper.

[adyton]

Last part of the video is rather interesting where you mention Nike Pegasus Plus. I had a quick look and saw that the main difference will be new reactx foam vs. zoomx foam. So, how about a video where you compare different Nike foam models please? Thank you.

[markhirdygirdy_runs]

Got to say Ben that this is the best and most thorough shoe review I have seen on YouTube for years. Well played 👏🏻👏🏻

[kalemregier]

I love the Volt colorway, but it sounds like I won’t be getting this as a training shoe. You said it, tight competition at that price. Pegs go on pretty steep discount so maybe at end of season, as a casual use shoe. Sadly I doubt I’ll be able to get the volt by then.

[EddieG]

Still using my 39s . I can only imagine how comfortable these are.

[RobertHarridge]

Nike comes out with a nice update to the Pegasus, then Adidas drops the AdiZero SL2, which in my opinion is a massively better daily trainer. Similar stack heights, lighter, LS Pro foam and a much softer LS carrier foam. Its fun, can do all sorts of paces... I felt both on at the running store near by and went with the AdiZero SL2 because it felt so much better and its cheaper.

[VampireRhino]

I have 39 and 40s, both are great. If 41 is improved version vs two previous models they would be fantastic for daily running.

[javierglc]

Thanks for the review! Defintely gonna pass the peg 41 and wait for the new Adidas adizero SL 2 and see if they made an improvement. Currently using the Asics Novablast 3 as a daily trainer and it has been the best daily trainer i ever had.

[watchmyepics]

This looks nicer than it’s competitors, if your looking for style and shoe that has a fire look, these r the ones👏🏾🙌🏾

[michaelbrown]

I got Vomero 17s sitting on my counter in a box that I can’t wait to return.

These shoes feel like a trampoline. If I shift my weight at all onto my heels even standing I feel queezy; the balance front to back doesn’t feel the same at all.

I never experienced a shoe that was so soft but within 30 seconds it started to hurt my ankles.

I ain’t a heavy person bout 155 but I need much firmer than this.

[lloydy]

I just picked up these in the same colorway 🤩 I have wide feet so don't fit many nike shoes, older versions i tried on slipped at the back for me but these fit perfectly and can't wait to try them after hearing your thoughts. I read somewhere that the pegasus turbo is due to drop in august so fingers crossed! 🤞🏻

[georgekalliantasis]

I didn't expect to see the turia in Valencia in one of your review videos!!

[jrwheeler]

I have 2 pairs of the Pegasus 40 and I just got 2 pairs of the Pegasus 41. I absolutely love them. They're one of the most comfortable running shoes ever!