Yes, although only ran in them about 4 times, but started using them for steady runs.
Will try and compare.
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They’ve got some Pegs Turbos and Zoom Fly Fast on sale at Nike with an extra 30% off using SUMMER30
Size 8.5 and under only unfortunately.
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i got bored and just designed some custom Peg Trails. THey look wicked … but i’m not spending £120 on them! haha
£60 for those Zoom Fly Fast is a pretty decent saving…
No doubt some good shoes to be had, I know I’ll be shot for this but I’ve got too many to work though already
What is a Zoom Pegasus Turbo over a Pegasus?
And are there any other superlatives that can be added to the name to annoy me more? Woosh? Ftoom?
i think the Turbo has Zoom x foam and the Peg has whatever the ‘normal’ foam is. @jeffb or @stenard or @Poet will know
I just run on it, it’s foam as far as I’m concerned with different levels of squishiness 
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I think the turbos are supposed to be closer to a race shoe, firmer with their higher end foam as compared to normals Pegs which are a training shoe (I looked it up yesterday)
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Yeah, the 36 was some other kind of foam, the 37 is now using React foam apparently (according to the youtube video I watched by Seth DeMoor) which is the same as is in the Zoom Fly, and the Turbo uses ZoomX foam
It they’re available in your size, the Odyssey React Flyknit 2 are good for the SUMMER30 code.
Yeah - I don’t know either!
Same as the 35?
Im still preferong 35 to 36 so far, I had no idea such a noticeable diffeence would exist
I started off exactly the same, but after ~100km or so the 36s grew on me. Still prefer the 35 though. Not hopeful of the 37 at the moment. They look like VF wannabes
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I’ve been walking round the house in the 37’s, they do seem a bit softer than the 36’s.
If the weather improves I’ll try and do a run and change them halfway to see if there’s any noticeable difference.
I’ve got to say although they are marketed as a high volume trainer I don’t think they’ll last as long as the Brooks I’ve had in the past. Can’t comment on previous Pegs.
Quick test run tonight in the 36’s & 37’s. 4k in each.
The 37’s do feel a bit softer, not significantly and it could be because the 36’s have been run in a bit more. Generally a decent feel, although the left big toe felt like it was rubbing, but I’d probably tightened the laces a bit more, they should stretch.
I’d say probably quite comfortable for long runs, particularly if you are a heel striker with all the foam.
They are going in the loft now though until the 36’s are ruined.
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I have been running pretty much exclusively for past 3 months in my 4%. When I was injured I found that they were significantly better than any other shoes. I guess fear of getting a recurring injury means that I just carried on with them. They have now done over 1000km and still going strong, looking a bit worn, they still feel comfortable, probably lost some of that 4% benefit, but they certainly don’t feel dead yet.
Has anyone else put big mileage on 4% or Next %
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Nowhere near that on mine but used the flyknit’s yesterday, they are a noticeably softer than the Peg 37’s, albeit I’ve used them a bit more.
I don’t think they are far off the 4% and were about £60 in the sale.