Product Description

Nike's most famous shoe turns 25 this year. The Women's Nike Air Pegasus 25 + is here as a celebration of perfect cushioning, lightweight, and fit. Built on Nike's new women's last just for her, the upper is created of light and breathable mesh with 360 degree supportive overlays for the perfect fit. New full-length Air-Sole unit embedded in a soft Polyurethane midsole for extra comfort. New women's radiused crash pad for the ultimate ride. Women's Fitsole. BRS 1000 in heel for durability and real Waffle outsole for added responsiveness and cushioning.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1653 in Shoes
• Size: *
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• Brand: Nike
• Model: 324493141
• Dimensions: 2.00 pounds

Features

• Nike+ enabled for instant workout feedback when used with a Nike+ SportBand or iPod® nano and Nike + iPod Sport Kit
• Designed around the distinct shape of a woman's foot for better fit and comfort
• Breathable mesh upper with 360-degree supportive overlays
• Full-length Air-Sole unit in the midsole
• Women's-specific crash pad for shock absorption

Customer Reviews

Nike Air Pegasus +25 Running shoe
I stand on my feet at least 8 hours a day, and with this shoe, my feet feel good, and they don't hurt.

just okay
I bought these because I was looing for a good running shoe with pretty good support. I found the construction was good but not enough support. Not the best nike product.

Good shoe, but colors are a little misleading
This is an extremely comfortable shoe for my feet. Some shoes have to be "broken in" but these shoes felt like bedroom slippers from the first moment I slipped them on. However, I wish they were more attractive. I bought the silver metallic and it looked a lot more "bluish" in the photo. In fact, it looks quite metallic and shiny and I often apologize when I wear these shoes in public. They are a little goofy looking. Many of the stripes on the shoe are highly reflective material so that adds considerably to the goofy factor.

However, they are comfortable and they do keep my feet happy and happy feet are healthy feet.

I am a little surprised by the price, though. You know some little Chinese kid doing piece work is being paid 48 cents to spend 85 minutes stitching this shoe together on a 1928 Singer Sewing machine, using $2 worth of cotton, leather and plastics, the production of which create a plentiful crop of three-eyed fishies in the Yangtze River. And I guess that the long-distance shipping across the Pacific really adds to the price?