Nike’s Pegasus Plus 2 wants to give you supershoe feel ~without the plate~

Nike just gave its most recognizable running shoe a new engine. This time, you can actually see it working. The Pegasus Plus 2 puts an exposed, curved Air Zoom unit right in the forefoot, paired with a ZoomX foam midsole. It’s a setup you’d normally expect from a racing shoe, not a daily trainer. Nike says the combination pushes energy return up by at least 18 percent compared to the original Pegasus Plus. They spent years tuning every part of the system so runners get what they actually need to feel fast and confident, without extra bulk weighing the shoe down. What makes the Air Zoom setup different The curved shape of the Air Zoom unit is designed to help each… Read More