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Nike Pegasus Trail
The trail version of Nike's most popular running shoe that handles road-to-trail transitions with React cushioning and reliable grip, limited by less aggressive traction than dedicated trail shoes.
Guide Score
80/100
Very GoodLensTrail
Comfort8/10
Durability6/10
SizingTrue to size
WidthStandard fit
Dress codeAthletic
CushioningReact
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Key facts
- Popularity: Popular for runners who cross between road and trail
- Comfort: React foam delivers cushioned, responsive ride
- Fit: True to size, standard Nike running fit
- Value: Fair at $130-140 for trail-capable React cushioning
- Use case: Road-to-trail running, mixed-surface running
- Risk: Grip falls short on muddy or technical terrain
Shoe intelligence
Comfort 8/10Durability 6/10True to sizeWide widths availableReactHiking
Guide
Full breakdown
The Nike Pegasus Trail is the trail-adapted version of the iconic Pegasus running shoe. It features React foam cushioning, a rock plate for underfoot protection, and a multi-surface outsole designed for road-to-trail transitions. Multiple versions have been released, maintaining the Pegasus name recognition while adding outdoor capability.
Questions answered
FAQ
Is the Pegasus Trail good for trail running?
It works well on dry, moderate trails and excels at road-to-trail transitions. The grip is adequate for groomed paths but falls short on muddy, wet, or highly technical terrain compared to dedicated trail shoes.
How does the Pegasus Trail compare to the standard Pegasus?
The Trail version adds a rock plate, more aggressive outsole lugs, and a slightly reinforced upper while maintaining the React cushioning. It handles mixed surfaces better but is slightly heavier than the road version.
Does the Pegasus Trail run true to size?
Yes, it maintains the standard Nike Pegasus sizing. Most runners find it true to size with a comfortable fit that accommodates light trail socks.
How does it compare to the Salomon Speedcross?
The Speedcross is a far more aggressive trail shoe with deeper lugs for mud and soft terrain. The Pegasus Trail is more versatile for mixed road-and-trail running. Choose the Pegasus for versatility, the Speedcross for dedicated trail use.
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