A comparison of the Nike Pegasus Turbo 2 vs Pegasus 35 Turbo
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
- An in depth comparison video of the main differences between the Nike Pegasus Turbo 2 and the original Pegasus 35 Turbo.
I examine the fit and feel of the shoe, midsole and outsole wear and performance along with some comments on the pricing.
Please comment below if you have worn the shoes, or are thinking about purchasing them. I would love to see your comments and views.
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bro I LOVE the way you review! very technical, clear, concise... You word choices speak to me as a civil engineering student lol. "Tension", "iteration," "stability"
I’m glad they reviews resonate with you!
I like to give an educated non jock style review and evaluation of the shoes we all love. Thanks for commenting and for watching. Stay safe out there 👍🏼😊🏃🏻♂️
Thanks this is the video I needed. I have about 400 miles in pay turbo 35’s and am looking for a replacement soon.
Glad the video was helpful Mason. 👍🏼
Mason Olsen id recommend to look at the 36 as well
Cheers! The heel material on the Peg Turbo 2 looks a bit stiff, but I’m going to have to try them on. Can’t wait for your Next % review! Keep it coming
MG I found it not so stiff in the peg 2
Yes Fordy it’s not so stiff but way more supportive. 👍🏼
Just took the Turbo2 out for a short run and some hill repeats. Love the 35 Turbos but these Turbo2 are amazing. I forgot they were on my feet for awhile and that is always a good thing for mr with shoes! Felt light and responsive, not sure if it is just me or not but they feel just a bit firmer in the forefoot and I could not feel that "squish" I could feel in my 3 previous pair of 35 Turbos. Love this version. Hope they last a bit longer than my other pairs.
Fantastic stuff Monte. Thanks for posting. Good insight here. This version defiantly seems to be getting good positive reviews. 👍🏼
Hi Ed. I’ve just bought the turbo 2s to rotate with my Next% as I’d like to keep the Nexts for tarmac and use the turbos for the well compacted stone trails. I’ve had one run with the turbos and I’m really impressed with, especially on the stony paths. Many thanks for the video 👌🏻
Yes the turbo outsole I found to actually be very resilient. Good for most surfaces. Glad these are working out for you. 👍🏼😊🏃🏻♂️
Thanks for the review. I experienced a lot of heel slippage in the Turbo 2. I even tried to size down; didn't help. No problem with this in the original Turbo. Great shoe.
Hey there, i think those fly wires help on the original to stop any slippage. Very much depends on the foot volume i think. Thanks for watching 😊👍🏃🏻♂️
I have a pair of Adidas solar boost too. That one has a sock heel but with some sort of plastic barriers, two of them, at around 5 and 7 o'clock of the Achilles tendon. I don't get it how Nike can just remove the heel support in their next model and pretend it didn't exist or that it's better to not have one... Can anyone explain the benefit or why/when it works?
Weight loss is good but at what cost?
Yup there's aloooot of heel slippage on the Turbo 2... and it's really bugging me. It makes me want to purchase the previous Turbo's again
Love these 2 shoes, my Trainer/Racer combo for 2019...Nike laces are generally junk. Cheap flat laces give a nice single knot lock....great review. Thank you.
Hey Greggory. Many thanks for watching and commenting.
Not had any major issues with Nike laces. I’m loving the laces in my Saucony triumph 17 though. They dont budge once tightened up. 👍🏼😊🏃🏻♂️
Turbo 2 vs Ultraboost 19 please!
(new subscriber. Great videos man)
Glad your enjoying the content. Lots more vs videos coming soon! 😊
Word!
@Whirling Cuckoo I have both the Turbo and 19, they are both very comfortable shoes. Despite this, they are both overhyped since I love my Beacon the most.
love your channel. :)
👊
Great video new to the channel and will be. All I would say is maybe a wider lens on the camera would help but the mic quality and levels are on spot
Thanks for commenting. I may get another lens soon though I shall have to sacrifice some shoe I think as they are super expensive! 😊
@@EDDBUD you keep all your shoes or sell on ebay after. I'm just selling some because Nike had some amazing sales on the epic react 2 and the zoom fly flyknit
Thinking of getting the Turbo 2, although I have a couple of pairs of the turbo 35. Do you think it is worth it? Presently on discount. 30% off.
Hi, thanks for the video review - very helpful!
I currently have the New Balance 1080v10 which I see as a lightweight fast shoe but less supportive so I was thinking about either of these shoes as something more supportive but still quick and responsive feel. Which would you recommend as a second shoe? Perhaps one that for long easy runs but can also pick up the pace for races? Thanks!
Thanks for you question. Will answer this a little later in the week during a viewer Q&A video. Stay tuned 👍🏼😊🏃🏻♂️
Great review and comparison, excited to get my pair! Have you had a chance to get them on a scale yet? Curious if there’s any weight difference vs the original due to the lighter upper
Thanks Steve that means a lot to me. 😊
Will weigh them for you soon as possible and give you an update. I think there will be a slight weight advantage on the peg turbo 2. 👍🏼
@@EDDBUD Great! Thanks much
I compared all my 2018 Nikes to the 2019 releases collectively. Peg Turbo, Pegasus 35, Nike Zoom Fly flynit vs 2019 Turbo2, Zoomfly 2019, Pegasus 36. I like the 2019 models, but I can't say they are any better than the 2018 releases.
Thanks for watching. Personally the turbo 2 is far better and I enjoy the lighter more minimal Pegasus 36. But the zoomfly is a step backwards this year. 👍🏼
Problems with wider toe box for runners? Could you please elaborate? I do like longer tongue on
original Turbo.
I think I was referring to the fact some people like a more snug fit on a racer shoe.
The long tongue never bothered me too much at all.
Happy new year. I have a question. Is Pegasus Turbo 2 a little bigger(more room) than Pegasus 35 Turbo at the same size?
I would suggest yes the turbo 2 has a little more toebox height than the peg 35 turbo. Hope this helps. 👍🏼😊🏃🏻♂️
After a few runs in the Peg turbo 1 (the previous version) and the ZF FK, I think, I have figured out this. They are like two different cars. The Pegasus is like a comfortable sports car, which can go fast, but cushy at the same time; however, you do need to put in the effort to work it. The ZF is like a Lambo, firm, a bit "rough," but quick when you work it. I think for races, it needs to be the ZF.
Perfectly put Johy. 👍🏼
I just bought my Turbo 2 shoes and put a total 15 miles in them. The one thing that stood out to me was that the foam didn't feel as spongy as the Turbo 1's. Not sure if with more miles the foam will become just as soft/spongy as the Turbo 1's. The only other thing is that with the Turbo 1 I usually run with thinner socks but with the Turbo 2 I need slightly thicker socks. I have no problem running with the Turbo 2, they definitely feel lighter but I love them both pretty equal.
Hey there.
I do believe they have been experimenting with the react consistency. I don’t think the zoom x portion has changed. Defiantly some nice toe wiggle room in the turbo 2. One of my shoes of 2019.
Thanks for watching. 👍🏼😊🏃🏻♂️
Hey man. It was a great review! BTW between Pegasus 35 turbo and Pegasus 36, which one would you prefer?
Hey there!
Pegasus 36 is a good option for daily training. A solid road shoe that can handle easier paced miles. The peg 35 turbo is a more versatile shoe, you could use if for easier paces but it shines at faster tempo runs. Good for recovery too as it’s foam doesn’t fatigue your legs so much. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching. 👍🏼😊🏃🏻♂️
@@EDDBUD Thanks for your response.Actually I want to buy a pair of shoes for daily life usage not for training. These shoes look really attractive. Unfortunately here we don't have any official Nike store to try any of them(because of nuclear ban,I'll buy from Turkey),so I'm asking you cause you're professional . How about Nike Air vapormax flyknit utility?
Hi Edd, what does the upper feel like compared to the Epic React 1 / 2? My feet are on the narrow side and I love the slightly tight toe box you get with those shoes helped by the woven material which locks down your foot. As a reference, I tried the NB Propel and had to return them as I found the toe box to feel too spacious and sloppy. Your answer will save me the hassle of ordering these and having to return them. Thanks.
Hey Scott, the upper feel is different on both shoes. The peg 35 turbo is tighter and less spacious in the toebox. The turbo 2 is a slightly more roomy shoe with less overall material on-top of the foot. Quite different to the flyknit on the epic react. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching and stay safe 👍😊🏃🏻♂️
EDDBUD I don’t think the Peg T2 will be for me then as the Epic React Flyknit feel “just right”. I’m guessing that means they also feel roomy compared to the Vaporfly 4%? Thanks.
If you plan on getting the 35 over the turbos, it’s worth it just maybe get them a half size up if you have a problem with the racing stripe
hopefully you didn't buy that shoe because that would be illegal!
Hi Edd, i try out the Peg 36 at Nike store today and a size 10.5 fits me perfectly. I was thinking to get the Turbo 2 instead as my daily trainer but they do not carry them in stock so i cannot try them on. So, if i'm good with the Peg 36 in size 10.5, do you think i should get the same size for the Turbo 2? Are you waering the same size for both of these shoe? TIA.
Hey Danny. Thanks for commenting.
I wear a uk 11 in both. You will find though that the peg turbo 2 has a massive toebox! It’s high too. Glad the peg 36 fits well. It’s a good comfortable workhorse shoe. 👍🏼
@@EDDBUD thanks for the prompt reply Edd 👍👍
No worries Danny! Happy running. 😊🌞
I asked Nike rep if had any complaints regarding shallow toe box on turbo, and he said no. When I reported other sites had brought up the issue, he said these were not Nike sites, and therefore not reliable. I’m have a narrow feet, but in right foot I can feel top of Turbo shoe rubbing against my toes. Does this get better over time? Just had had two weeks and mostly just walking and cross fit work. Thanks.
I know a number of people have had that issue. I haven’t personally but it seems that others have had issues with the toebox. The peg turbo toebox is much more roomy so don’t see it being a problem there. Hope this helps. 👍🏼
EDDBUD perhaps cannot answer since not a problem for you, but have you heard where problem goes away as break in shoe? I have only had for two weeks with not a lot of use.
Jeff Wagner I know Kofuzi had a problem that the shoe and toe box almost seem to shrink over time. So might not go away with time. Mine seemed to expand and get bigger with use. Hope this helps Jeff. 👍🏼
I want to ask which one is best one Nike zoom X turbo or Nike zoom X turbo 2
Hey Akash. It’s a close call, but if you can get a good deal on the original turbo do consider it. Otherwise the turbo 2 offers better lockdown and support at the heel. Some reviewers have said the heel isn’t any better but I can’t understand how they can say that unless they haven’t tried the shoe for some miles.
All in all if you can afford it go for the turbo 2. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching. 😊👍🏼
Still considering a pair of turbo 2's from stockx, what do you reckon edd? Worth it for about £90 2 years on
Well zoomx seems to hold up well over time. Should be ok :)
I’m looking for a race/ workout shoe, I need a tight shoe for racing, cost isn’t really an issue to me, but I want a light shoe. Which would better suit me.
Hey Simon. If you don’t want to go down the 4%/next % route the Adios 4 is a very nimble shoe, light and fitting, it’s great for racing. A little too lacking in cushioning for longer miles. That could fit your needs. Hope this helps 👍🏼😊🏃🏻♂️
EDDBUD Yes it does, thanks so much
Hello i want ask which one ist better to run my first marathon, the turbo2 oder the zoom fly 3? i had the zoom fly 1 and the turbo1 und i like both of the shoes.
Hey Michael. Many thanks for watching and commenting.
Personally I feel the zoom fly 3 is somewhat heavy for a marathon. The Peg turbo 2 is light but may be too soft for so many miles. Please try the zoom fly 3, you may find it ok, but for me it feels a little cumbersome and clunky for such a long distance. The zoom fly 1 is a very different feeling shoe to the fly 3.
👍🏼😊Happy running. 🏃🏻♂️
@@EDDBUD Thank you for the quick and efficient answer. I used to run my half marathons with the Fly1 and was very happy with the shoe. I thought that the Turbo2 could fit for my first marathon, because the shoe is recommended on different sides for long distances. I've been on the turbo1 even longer tracks in training. get along with both very well.
greeting
Micha
I think if the turbo 1 feels good for you even on longer distances then the 2 could work well for you. After about 13 miles for me the turbo is a little too soft. But we are all different. It’s a fantastic shoe. 👍🏼😊
Would this shoe be applicable for a 21k run, i mean no soreness after the run?
Thanks for commenting. Personally i think a half marathon distance is the furthest I would go in this shoe. It doesn’t have the structure to go much further without soreness. The midsole starts to bottom out after a number of consecutive miles.
Have a feeling I’m gonna like this more than the originals and they do look better, but I am gonna miss the racing stripe from the original
I feel they are an improvement. The more miles I have put into them the more I reach for them again and again. I didn’t have the same feeling with the original version. That racing stripe is very polarising!
Brian Gustavson I prefer the look of the first one but the new ones are great
What us really bad for feeling of tipping inward is Nike Zoom Air 10.
I have not tried these, I know the new air max is especially bad for tipping in the heel though that is a casual lifestyle shoe.
Having tried the original in my local fleet feet I loved them however I hated the tight toebox. Pegasus turbo 2 sounds like a winner.
Yes much more room in that toe box. That’s the big difference. No pun intended! 😂
LilytheGhost its a great shoe the new one
The Pegasus Turbo 1 was known for a snugger fit. If you size up half size. It will be a perfect fit!
@@FordyRuns hey fordy small world! I watch your videos a lot. I'm really looking forward to seeing a head to head of the pegasus turbo 2 and the zoom fly 3. Going into my first marathon this October I really want that perfect shoe and these are my top two contenders!
walledpeach but then too large for foot!
I like these shoes. I actually liked the extended tongue on first version of the Turbo. My issue is that the shoe is almost too soft.
Hey Reggie! Sadly seems like they might be mothballing this model. I think a third iteration would have nailed it.
I found them too soft for anything over 1 miles really both in upper and midsole. Thanks for watching and stay safe 👍🏼😊🏃🏻♂️
@@EDDBUD hi Ed, the Turbos are strange - they bounce but without control, really crying for some guide (a plate of some kind...?).
Well that is my impression.
Yet, I was expecting to use it in races (10km/half m.). Would say it is doable or would you recommend better options?
I am not really fast - a nicely cushioned Turbo looked attractive. Now I am not so sure.
Which is more gentle on the achilles?
Good question. I feel there is less pressure on the Achilles in the peg turbo 2. Hope this helps. Do try the shoe first if possible. 👍🏼
I’ve heard that the 35 turbo is a better shoe than the Turbo 2 for life style wear. Would you agree? I’m worried about the lack of support around the collar on the Turbo 2. I wouldn’t mind giving up a little weight for support/comfort in that area. Thoughts?
Hey David. Thanks for commenting.
I would suggest there is a little more support around the heel on the turbo original. The 2 is a little more streamline which I prefer personally though it’s a marginal thing. Some good deals on the peg 35 turbo as well if you can find one. Thanks for watching I appreciate it. 👍🏼😊🏃🏻♂️
EDDBUD Thanks!
No problem David. 👍🏼😊🏃🏻♂️
EDDBUD how many walking / running miles do you think you can get out of the 35 turbo? How many miles before the midsole starts to feel like it’s bottoming out? Thanks again!
Hey David. I know a guy that has put 400 odd miles into some. Possibly even more. My originals have close to 200 and feel great still. 👍🏼
This past Saturday, I took delivery of and ran in my new Pegasus Turbo 2's and wanted to make a few comments. First off, I ordered a US 11, the same size I have for the original Turbos. The redesigned collar/heal area of the Turbo 2's are super clean and fresh, however, I felt like it didn't lock my heal down like the originals do. By no means to I have a narrow heal, I'd say it's pretty average.
In regards to length, I feel the Turbo 2's felt a little bigger than my original Turbos, causing me to contact Nike and request a 10.5 US, which are scheduled to arrive tomorrow. I had exactly one thumbnail length from the tip of my big toe to the end of the shoe in the originals and for the Turbo 2's, I'd say there's a full thumbnail length, plus an eighth of an inch or so more in length. This extra length, coupled with the less-than-secure heal cup, caused me to have to tighten the laces of the Turbo 2's more than I usually do for most sneakers I wear. I never had an issue with the original's "racing stripe," but for aesthetics, I was never a fan of it. I'm appreciative that Nike dropped it and I feel the toe box width is perfect in both shoes - This coming from someone who has a medium to semi-wide forefoot.
I took the Turbo 2's for a 6.5 mile run and they felt great. My concern about the heal cup/extra lace tightening weren't an issue and even though the Turbo 2's have the exact midsole as the originals, the Turbo 2 midsole almost felt even more responsive than my originals, which only have about 60 miles on them. I did feel like the Turbo 2's may be a *bit* too long, so I'm excited to try on the 10.5 US.
The new lacing system is much, much better that the FlyWire and I immediately noticed a huge stability difference in the Turbo 2's. When cornering, or running on a roadside slope, I didn't feel as if the shows were going to topple on themselves like I sometimes feel in the original Turbos. I feel the new lacing system locks down my foot without any pressure points/issues.
Breathability in the original isn't great, but it is much approved in the Turbo 2's. The new upper is much more transparent, which evacuates moisture way better than the original Turbo upper and is immediately apparent.
Last, but not least, the color "Electric Green" is probably the coolest color for running sneakers I've ever owned and in only two days, I've received multiple comments on how great they look. I'll report back when I try on the 10.5 US & compare them to the 11US.
Some great insight here, thanks for commenting. Glad you got the right fit after a switch up with Nike.
The lacing system is great isn’t it?
so would you recommend a runner to grab the 1s or the version 2 after your testings?
@@arthur5771 If you're asking my opinion, I'd definitely recommend version 2, but at $180 US, only you can decide if they're worth full price because as Ed mentioned, version 1's can be had at about $110 US.
@eddbud I have over 200 miles in my turbos. I know what u mean about the stability issue. I dont get any pains or anything they are lovely to run in but they are most definitely missing something. And maybe the turbo 2 has what i need but i have never ran in the zoomfly series. And really eager to try the zoomfly 3s. For racing 10k n 5k n tempo stuff.
The peg turbo 2 is defiantly more stable. Though I’m interested to see if it stays that way as the shoe ages.
Do try the zoom fly series. A very different shoe that’s much more rigid. It could be what your looking for. 👍🏼 Thanks for watching! 😊
@@EDDBUD i think the rigidity and sort o snap back is what im looking. And i hear the zoomfly are just that. I find the turbos are a little soft for faster stuff. 5.40 and 5.30 pace material justs feels good but need more snap back. :) no problem lad u have decent content mate
In that case go for the zoom fly. I have the originals and the flyknit. Great shoes for faster paces. I think actually the original is better for snap. The newer ones with react don’t have the same snap. 👍🏼
@@EDDBUD cheers mate. I think i will hold off for the zoomfly 3 :) u any races coming up?
Another 5k local race in a couple of weeks. Then some serious training for the Salisbury half marathon. Maybe another half in October.
It’s getting a bit hot for 10k efforts! Last night destroyed me! 🥵
i just love the nike pegasus turbo 2 !!!!!!
Had bought and tried both version. I must say Turbo 2 has a lot more issue other than just fitting or slippage. The tongue is too short and upper mesh is not as comfy as before. The previous version is better though the toe box isn't that roomy.
I found the 2nd version was best for me. But I think I got the sizing spot on. I enjoyed the larger toebox, but found sock selection was very important. I still love my peg 35 turbos. Will get out in them again soon to reminisce. Thanks for watching 👍🏼😊🏃🏻♂️
Bought myself a second pair of 35 Turbo now at the same price as Turbo 2. So I chose the original. Mainly because some reviewers complained that the heel support is worse on the new one and I like the heel on turbo 1. I had the original since November. Hopefully it's the right choice but turbo 2 seems like a big upgrade in some regards. I mean it's lighter so that's a plus for some, but not me. The turbo 1 feels more like a shoe in the sense that I'm used to. Turbo 2 feels more modern and cheaper to produce.
The midsole on these shoes is exactly the same.
I got the 2 as well today on sale and honestly I miss the padded heel support from Turbo 1. I have seen some complaints about the stripe in the front cloth on turbo 1 but for me I had issues with the sock on turbo 2, curving onto itself when i push off with my toes. It even makes a sound.
I agree that the lacing system is better on turbo 2.
I also agree that it feels less unwieldy than the turbo 1. I sometimes feel like the foot is wobbling around when I'm running in turbo 1 but I don't get this in turbo 2. It feels more comfortable with the back part slim like on Turbo 2.
My summary is:
Lacing is sweet, Lip/Lapel is sweet on Turbo two. The fit feels great.
The back sole is better and doesn't wobble.
The toe box is better. So I agree
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