Nike’s iconic daily trainer Pegasus 41st edition gets an exciting update - softer, lighter and more durable thank to its new, innovative technology to the Pegasus line. Still with the classic Pegasus look, but with a modern twist.
The new full-length midsole ReactX is 13% more responsive and reduce its carbon footprint by at least 43% in the manufacturing process, compared to previous version.
The new ReactX foam, forefoot and heel Air Zoom units, combining with a well-fitting upper, makes this Pegasus more durable, dependable and comfortable than ever before.
The Nike Pegasus 41 is a great choice for the runner who enjoys road feel and a more flexible forefoot, also for those looking for a 'do-it-all' shoe for multiple activities from road to gym.
Model Number: FD2722-701,103, 001/ HF0013-900
Weight: 251g Womens / 297g Mens
Width: D - Standard
Heel to Toe Drop: 10mm (37mm / 27mm)
Best for: Road Running, Daily Trainer, Cross-Training
Support Type: Neutral
UPPER
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Upgraded breathable engineered mesh upper
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A new, innovative Dynamic Midfoot Fit system where the lacing is tied to an internal midfoot band that wraps around the entire foot.
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A plush collar, tongue and sockliner for a secure and comfortable fit
MIDSOLE
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New ReactX foam midsole surrounds forefoot and heel Air Zoom units for an energised softer ride
OUTSOLE
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Signature waffle-inspired rubber outsole for traction and flexibility
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