I ran 35 miles in the Nike Pegasus 42 — here’s my verdict on the popular daily trainer
The Nike Pegasus 42 features updates that enhance its ride while maintaining the familiar feel of its predecessor. It is positioned as a good value option for daily training, although it may not attract new users due to its weight and less cushioning compared to competitors. Overall, it remains a popular choice among runners who appreciate its durability and balanced performance.
- ▪The Nike Pegasus 42 is priced at $145 in the U.S. and £130 in the U.K.
- ▪It has an upgraded midsole design for a smoother ride compared to the Pegasus 41.
- ▪The shoe is available in various colors and special editions related to sports teams.
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Tom's Guide Verdict The Nike Pegasus 42 has some noteworthy updates on the Pegasus 41, which make its ride smoother and a little more energetic, but it mostly sticks to the feel and features that have made it popular. It’s good value and offers a comfortable ride for easy daily training, but it’s unlikely to win over new fans. $145 at NIKE $145 at NIKE $145 at NIKE(Grey) Check Amazon Pros +Improved ride vs the Pegasus 41 +Good value +Durable design Cons -Not as cushioned as rivals -Heavy for a relatively low-stack shoe -Not great for faster runs Best picks for you The best Nike running shoes in 2026 There's no such thing as the best running shoes — but here are our top picks, tested by 3 runners Best women’s running shoes in 2026: top picks from New Balance, Nike, Adidas and more Why you…
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