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Nike Air Pegasus+ 25
$85.00
Released January, 2009
The Pros:Compatible with just about every current Nike+ accessory. Comfortable - the shoes have a light but durable feel to them. Benefits from years upon years of improvements to the Pegasus brand.
The Cons:The shoe flexes more in the midfoot then in the forefoot at the metatarsal heads. The most recent update is better. Build quality - the shoe's sole can have separation issues. Not great for gravel - small rocks can get stuck in the treads.
The Nike Air Pegasus+ 25 are a pair of running sneakers built for running & also tracking one’s progress. It features a breathable mesh with 360-degree supportive overlays, a full-lenth Air-Sole unit embedded in the midsole, and a crash pad for efficient foot strikes.
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The Air Pegasus+ 25 also boasts an internalized stoneshield to prevent underfoot bruising on rocky terrain, and an outsole with all-weather traction through Waggle lugs, blades, and ripples. The most notable feature, however, about the Nike Air Pegasus+ 25 is the fact that it is enabled for instant workout feedback when used alongside a Nike+ SportsBand. The Nike Air Pegasus+ 25 retails separately for men/women at a retail MSRP of $85.00, and comes in a variety of color combinations.
Features
- Running Shoes
- Breathable Mesh
- 360-Degree Supportive Overlays
- Air-Sole Unit
- Stoneshield
- Waggle Lugs/Blades/Ripples
- Built for Nike+ Sportsband
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compatible with just about every current Nike+ accessory
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comfortable - the shoes have a light but durable feel to them
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benefits from years upon years of improvements to the Pegasus brand
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very breathable - the mesh allows for lots of air to flow through
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available in several different color combinations, including a black Livestrong model
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the shoe flexes more in the midfoot then in the forefoot at the metatarsal heads. The most recent update is better.
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build quality - the shoe's sole can have separation issues
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not great for gravel - small rocks can get stuck in the treads
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