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I¡¯ve now run almost 50 miles in the Nike Pegasus 31, and overall I have to say I¡¯m incredibly impressed. By specs, the Peg 31 is very much a conventionally structured running shoe with a lot of cushion. My size 10 pair weighs in at just over 10.5 oz, and Running Warehouse lists the stack at 31mm heel, 18mm forefoot (the 4-5 mm thick insole adds a bit more to that) Note that Nike claims 10mm drop for the Peg ¨C I had a hard time measuring due to the integrated upper liner so could not confirm, but I think it¡¯s higher than 10mm. In any case, the Peg 31 is probably the highest drop shoe that I¡¯ve put this many miles on since 2009-2010.
When I returned to running last year after a 5 year hiatus, I owned the Nike+ system for the iPod so I naturally looked for a Nike shoe (and yes, I know you can get the Nike+ pod to work with other shoes, but who wants to go to that trouble). The first I tried were the Air Max Moto 6, and they felt fine, so I went with them . I wasn¡¯t planning to get back to marathons at that time, but this ended up being a pretty good choice when I did ¨C I gained my second BQ this spring in Cleveland using these sorta-neutral cushioned shoes. I did do a lot of damage to my pinky toenails though, so I had some concerns. And at 11.5 ozs., this is a pretty heavy shoe when every minute will matter. I also reverted to form and picked up some Asics GEL-1150¡¯s as my second pair, and frankly found them uninspirin g and thus limited to runs of 10 miles or less.
