Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 39 FlyEase Men

The Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 39 FlyEase are neutral, all-round running shoes. The 'Pegasus' is Nike's oldest running shoe model. Also one of the most popular. The FlyEase is an entry system that ensures that you can put the shoes on and off quickly and easily. The shoes are ideal for your daily run, but can also be used during an endurance run. Its versatility lets you comfortably run at a slower or moderate pace for your recovery runs, but you can also pick up the pace worry-free during your workouts. The new Pegasus 39 has remained fairly faithful to the classic look of the Pegasus. The shoe is lighter at the top than the Pegasus 38 and is ideal for wearing in any season. The shoe offers a supportive feeling to keep your foot in place.

Extra padding at the tongue and collar keeps your feet comfortable. The mesh upper keeps your feet cool as you rack up the miles. Nike has placed a special mesh on the upper, which is stronger and more flexible than regular mesh, for a light feel and ventilation. The Nike React midsole is a lightweight, strong foam for a smooth, responsive ride. The material absorbs the impact during landing and distributes it over the feet. At the take-off you get that energy back for an energetic feeling. In fact, every type of neutral runner will walk away with the Pegasus 39, whether you are a forefoot, midfoot or heel lander.

There is a Zoom Air unit in the forefoot. This unit is filled with air that is under a certain pressure. This unit compresses on landing and rebounds on take-off. This Zoom Air unit is higher and therefore closer to your foot in the Pegasus 39. This gives more responsiveness. This means that you get more energy back from the energy you put into each stride than with average running shoes. This results in a light and active running feeling.

The heel is designed to optimize landing for a smooth transition from heel to toe. This is combined with thick foam for a responsive experience. There is still a hint of the iconic waffle pattern that Nike became known for as a brand in its younger days. This pattern provides grip on both dry and wet surfaces.