- Is the Pegasus 41 worth buying at $75?
- At $75.00 at StockX as of November 3, 2026, it is about half its usual retail, which is a strong price for a versatile daily trainer. If you want a neutral shoe for everyday miles, it is a solid buy.
- How does the Pegasus 41 compare with the Pegasus 40?
- The 41 uses ReactX foam with higher energy return and a lower carbon footprint, plus a wider forefoot and heel for stability. The upper is lighter and more breathable, while the midfoot band and padding carry over.
- Does the Pegasus 41 fit true to size?
- No. Many buyers say it runs at least one full size small in length, so consider sizing up. Trying it on or checking return terms is wise if you are between sizes.
- Is the Pegasus 41 good for wide or flat feet?
- Buyers with wide and flat feet report a generous fit and good support, and the shoe works with orthotic inserts. The wider forefoot and heel compared with the 40 help here.
- What kind of runs is the Pegasus 41 best for?
- It suits daily training, easy miles and tempo runs on roads, thanks to the cushioned ReactX midsole and Zoom Air units. It is not a carbon-plated race shoe.
- When is the Pegasus 41 cheapest?
- Prices drop when a new Pegasus generation launches and older colorways are cleared. As of November 3, 2026, the best new price was $75.00 at StockX.
- Where is the Nike Pegasus 41 cheapest?
- At StockX, for $75.00, 21% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Nike Pegasus 41?
- Rated 5 out of 5 from 133 ratings. Buyers like: One of the best options for daily wear; Generous wide fit suitable for wide and flat feet; Super bouncy ReactX foam midsole cushioning. Common complaints: Runs at least one full size smaller (length is the problem).
- Where can I buy the Nike Pegasus 41?
- 6 stores we checked sell it, including StockX, Zappos.com, eBay, Fleet Feet, Amazon.