According to Nike, the plate was left out because it added stiffness and propulsion - which is great for race day - but may not be suitable for runners that want everyday use out of the Zoom Pegasus Turbo. What has been left off of the $180 Zoom Pegasus Turbo is the carbon fiber springplate found in the Zoom VaporFly Elite and 4%. Inspired by Nike’s top of the line $200 and up performance runners like the Zoom Vaporfly Elite and 4%, the Zoom Pegasus Turbo employs the brand’s new ZoomX foam.Įquipped with Nike’s lightest foam - a single men’s size 10 shoe weighs 8.4 ounces while a women’s 8 is 6.9 ounces - ZoomX should deliver 85% energy return, the most of any Nike foam to date, according to the brand.
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