Nike Women's Running Shoes

This is the 2nd pair of this Nike that I've ordered. I have extremely narrow feet and heels, in particular. I normally wear size 8.5 but had to go with a size 9. The first pair I purchased, I found on the Nike site in a narrow width but they have since discontinued making narrow widths. I was concerned but tried the shoe in a medium width and it is pretty close in width to the narrow. My heel slips just a bit but it is wearable. I love the shoe. I've worn the 1st pair for nearly 6 months and they still look like new. I'm not a runner. Just a retired person that moves slow that has many aches and pains. These fit the bill and help my feet from hurting and getting as tired.

These are great shoes, my friend tried mine on and they feel great!! The thing that I like the most is that the bottom of the shoe has a few areas where flexibility is needed and for working out and being on the balls of your feet it feels amazing! This is the first zoom nike's I have bought and I am very happy, I have hesitation buying shoes online but these were great! The fit was great and true to size like my other Nike shoes.

Son hermosos y muy suaves

Nice trainer, snug in the toe box. I wore thick socks to stretch the toe area for a few hours around the house, that helped the comfort level.

Product as described, new and sealed, fast shipping, excellent seller

Color has a slight pink tint. Not the grey color expected but oddly enough is very easy to match. Very comfortable and good support. I often have knee pain when running and I think these shoes have helped. With is perfect. I find that most shoes are top narrow and wide shoes are just too wide. Would buy more if they had better colors.

foot slides forward with activities and Nike traditionally run a bit short so order half to full size bigger than normal for your longest foot size, unless you enjoy having toes constantly jammed up. these are beautiful and comfortable besides that. i still like Mizuno for actual action and Nike more for a fashionable look rather than hard core exercises anyway

I am running a marathon in April and I needed new shoes to train and run in. I have always run in Nikes, although lately I haven't loved the way they look. I tried a few other brands (Brooks Running, Asics, New Balance) but they didn't feel right to me, so I went back to Nike and settled on the Nike Pegasus 35, thinking it was the best option. I wore them once and they seemed okay, but I've just put them on for a second time and I can't help but feel that the dips by the ankle are very low. It feels like there isn't a ton of support around my ankle, and it actually feels as though the back of my foot is going to lift up out of the shoe when I run. It's really frustrating. Because it seems so shallow, I doubt you would be able to fit any sort of orthotic insert into this shoe and be able to wear it comfortably. And, because the sides dip low around the ankle, any socks, even ones meant to be "no show" stick out. I also don't love that the tongue of the shoe is super long. It sticks up and hits the top of the front of my ankle when I run. Overall the whole ankle area of this shoe is awkward. I'm worried that I'm going to develop ankle problems from training in them without stability, but at this point I've already worn them and can't afford a second pair.