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Mar 2013
3:17pm, 23 Mar 2013
59 posts
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doopy
I have run in Nike Pegasus shoes for years and have always found them a joy to run in...until now. My latest pair, Pegasus 29 seem to come up a bit smaller than usual and don't seem to have the same amount of cushioning. has anyone else noticed this.
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Mar 2013
4:25pm, 23 Mar 2013
1,846 posts
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That man from March
Sorry can't say I have. I have just bought my first pair for 3/4 years and did a short run in them this morning and they seem OK but they are just a bit narrower than the Nike Structures I normally wear.
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Mar 2013
4:34pm, 23 Mar 2013
1,108 posts
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wiener dog
Mine seem ok too in width - however the tongue seam either side of the laces is a bit rough & sticks into the bony bit on top of my foot sometimes if I don't keep the laces fairly slack, that never used to happen with the older ones.
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Mar 2013
10:44pm, 23 Mar 2013
79 posts
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faz1967
I'm on my second pair of 29s having done 800 miles in a pair of 27s. I think the 29s are just spot on ... Very light and very comfortable - a big improvement.
I have small but wide feet.
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Mar 2013
11:26pm, 23 Mar 2013
2,572 posts
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Lalli
I had 27s which were perfect, 28s I hated and the 29s are okay - bit high in the heel. Tried Flex and got on well with them for racing and tempo runs, until inury at XC (not in Nikes at all). I ran in men's 27s and 28s and am in ladies 29s which are a bit of a closer fit, but I was in men's shoes before. I have long narrow feet but a couple of big bunions so needed wider shoes. Was an asics user before. Then tried Brookes (bad move), then Nike and have been in Nike since.
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Mar 2013
2:12am, 24 Mar 2013
3,643 posts
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Kieren
I'm sure Nike change the shoes to make runners panic buy multiple pairs at a time.
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Mar 2013
10:14am, 24 Mar 2013
60 posts
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doopy
Must just be me then  will persevere and see how it goes, don't really want to have to find a replacement
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Mar 2013
7:50am, 27 Mar 2013
61 posts
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doopy
7 miles yesterday and have very sore/stiff glutes this morning Not sure the cold conditions helped.
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Mar 2013
2:04pm, 27 Mar 2013
2,573 posts
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Lalli
Funny you should say about the stiff/sore glutes with the 29s - I've had that (stiff, sore just under butt cheeks sort of piriformis area) and not associated it with the shoes. I found my old 27s today and had a dog walk in them and they felt so nice! Will try my Thursday run in the 27s - there seems to be plenty of tread left and they feel pretty bouncy, so will see if that has an effect. I reckon it might be the drop on the heel with the 29s. Never had that issue before...
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Mar 2013
2:22pm, 27 Mar 2013
62 posts
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doopy
Def pirformis area, have been foam rolling and sitting on a tennis ball. Let me know how you get on lalli xx
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