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Nike Women's Pegasus Premium

Nike Women's Pegasus Premium

4.2· 660 ratings

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$125.97at Nike, last seen Oct 30

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Our take on the Nike Women's Pegasus Premium

The Nike Women's Pegasus Premium is a neutral running shoe built on a three-layer midsole: ZoomX foam on top, a full-length sculpted Air Zoom unit in the middle, and ReactX foam below. Nike calls it the most responsive Pegasus yet, and the stack is taller and softer than the standard Pegasus 41. It comes in medium and wide widths with a breathable circular-knit upper and a durable Waffle rubber outsole. It sits at the top of the Pegasus line, priced above the standard model, so it suits runners who want a lively, cushioned daily trainer rather than a budget shoe.

Best forDaily training runs and easy milesRunners who want a soft, bouncy rideNeutral runners logging 20-40 miles a weekWide-foot runners, since a wide width is offered
Pros
  • Three-foam stack gives strong energy return and a lively toe-off
  • Full-length Air Zoom unit smooths heel-to-toe transitions
  • Breathable circular-knit upper stays cool in warm weather
  • Wide width option fits broader feet
  • High-abrasion Waffle rubber outsole holds up over miles
  • Reflective details help in low light
Cons
  • Pricier than the standard Pegasus 41
  • Tall, soft stack can feel unstable for some runners
  • Heavier than race-day shoes, so not built for speed work
  • Not a stability shoe; overpronators may want more support
  • Knit upper offers less structure than engineered mesh

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Nike Women's Pegasus Premium price history

Lowest price we've seen: $125.97 on Oct 30 at Nike. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 30.

What reviewers say

Owners rate it 4.2 out of 5 from 660 ratings. Most praise the cushioning and springy ride for daily miles; a minority find it too soft or too expensive for what it is.

Pros
  • Plush, energetic cushioning for everyday runs
  • Comfortable right out of the box
  • Breathable upper in hot weather
  • Good durability for a cushioned trainer
Cons
  • Price is high versus the standard Pegasus
  • Ride feels too soft or unstable for some
  • Fit runs narrow for some buyers despite the wide option

From Nike

  • Triple stack of ZoomX foam, a sculpted Air Zoom unit and ReactX foam for high energy return
  • Most responsive Pegasus, delivering an energized ride
  • Circular knit upper is lightweight and breathable to keep you cool
  • Full-length sculpted Air Zoom unit works from heel strike to toe off
  • Modified Waffle outsole with high-abrasion rubber for durable traction
  • Reflective details and a print on the upper
Fit
Women's sizing; heel-to-toe drop: 10 mm
Sizing
Weight is listed for a Women's US 8 (approx. 275g/9.7 oz)
Returns
Free 60-day returns for Nike Members; return policy exclusions apply
Shipping
Free standard shipping on orders +; pick-up available at select Nike Stores

Specifications

Width
Width Medium, Width Wide
Department
Women's
Material
Mesh, Rubber
Athletic Style
Running
Closure Style
Lace-up
Style
Casual
For Athletics
Yes
Breathable
Yes
Season
Spring, Summer, Winter, Fall
Embellishment Style
Perforated
Support Type
Cushioning
Outsole Material
Rubber Outsole

Questions and answers

Is the Pegasus Premium worth the extra money over the Pegasus 41?
If you want a softer, bouncier ride for daily miles, yes. The Premium adds ZoomX and a full-length Air Zoom unit; the standard Pegasus 41 uses ReactX only and costs less. Runners on a budget or wanting a firmer ride can stay with the 41.
How does it fit compared with other Nike running shoes?
It fits true to size for most runners, with a medium width and a wide option. The knit upper is roomy in the toe box but snug through the midfoot, so wide-footed runners should pick the wide width.
Is it good for overpronation?
No. It is a neutral cushioned shoe with no medial post or guide rail. Runners who overpronate should look at a stability shoe such as the Nike Structure or a comparable support model.
Can I use it for walking and everyday wear?
Yes. The soft stack and breathable knit make it comfortable for walking and standing, though the rocker geometry is tuned for running. It is a casual-friendly running shoe, not a dedicated walking shoe.
What is in the box?
One pair of shoes. Nike does not include extra laces or an insole swap in the box.
When is it cheapest?
Nike running shoes usually drop during seasonal sales and when a new Pegasus generation launches. Watch for markdowns around major sale events and end-of-season clearances.
What do buyers say about the Nike Women's Pegasus Premium?
Rated 4.2 out of 5 from 660 ratings.