Nike has recently launched the new Pegasus Plus 2 training shoes, designed to enhance everyday running and unleash race-like speed. This shoe combines visible Air Zoom technology with responsive ZoomX foam, allowing runners to feel light and energetic with every step.
Designed for Runners
The Nike Pegasus Plus 2 is specifically crafted for runners seeking speed, durability, and stability. Each time the laces are tightened, it releases race energy, providing a quick, powerful, and smooth running experience, enabling runners to tackle every step with ease and improve their performance.
Features of the Shoe
This shoe features a lightweight and streamlined design, with a curved Air Zoom cushioning that allows for a natural transition with every step. Coupled with a flexible ZoomX foam midsole, it offers ample space in the forefoot and toe area, providing a comfortable wrap-around feel.
- Release Date: Available in Hong Kong from 24 September 2026.
- Retail Price: HK$1,199.
Deepa Ramprasad, Senior Director of Nike Running Footwear, stated: “Our goal is simple: to enhance speed without compromising other performance aspects. This is a revolution in the Pegasus series, bringing race speed inspiration into everyday training shoes.”
Athlete Experience
Nike athlete and world-class 1500m runner Cameron Myers shared: “I love that focused yet enjoyable state of running, and these shoes give me that feeling. They are easy, fast, and smooth; everything feels natural.”
The Pegasus Plus 2 has been tested by over 30 top Nike athletes from various disciplines and rigorously evaluated by the Nike Sport Research Lab, assessing runners’ movement patterns and running sensations to refine the design and provide the best wearing experience.
This shoe is not only the latest evolution of Nike’s longest-standing and best-selling running shoe series but also one of the three core series in Nike’s road running footwear lineup, showcasing Nike’s commitment to continuously creating cutting-edge technology products that help all athletes unlock breakthroughs and maximise speed potential.