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This is incredibly lazy reasoning on my part, but I just assumed that Pegasus being a peg lower on the price scale meant 'less shoe' for some reason?
That being said, I could definitely find a use for the new Pegasus Shield weather-resistant model come to think of it.
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I just bought the 'shield' version. I find them very comfortable, a bit softer than my old on cloudflow (to be expected). I had Vomero but many years ago, I think they are a little less neutral.
The laces on the shield model don't have the little loops. Ankle cushioning is quite high but soft. The grip is great in the wet. I'm happy with them, just a bit more comfy than I'm used to. I've had a few Nike shield shoes for winter running, always got on well with them. They usually do double duty as winter trainers once I've finished running in them.
I started to use my own insoles again after years of forgetting to! Made a huge difference to the comfort of any running shoe. I use the x-line ones that a lot of people have. Not sure why I stopped using them, they work very well.
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Saw this article mentions the Vomero is more comfortable, not something I look for personally but you might miss it. The Pegasus is lighter which means more to me.
https://www.runningshoesguru.com/comparison/nike-pegasus-vs-nike-vomero/
Airhead
If you can get your size, these are a bargain.
https://www.nike.com/gb/t/air-zoom-pegasus-39-road-running-shoes-rZmWzq/DH4071-003?nikegos=true&cp=euns_AD_PI_F3D_CMP_UK_BAU_XCT_SHOP_REV_M_DH4071-003&cp=47658763634search%7c%7c10628703748%7c110516033888%7c%7cc%7cEN%7ccssproducts%7c453317343305_GEOZ&ds_rl=1252249&gclid=Cj0KCQjwwfiaBhC7ARIsAGvcPe6-AzUx7U0s4iJkAbeOXSrohJCyn4I-T1liqEqykT3HA4Hd7udCQooaAlESEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds