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The Winflo is the underdog of Nike's running collection. While it now presents itself as a neutral shoe, it still delivers a stable ride inherited from its stability days. Nike fans are excited about this new Winflo 8, which, like the previous models, prioritizes comfort for long-distance runs. Although the setup feels a bit dated in 2021, runners love the Cushlon foam midsole paired with a forefoot Air Zoom unit and the security and comfort of the heel and ankle.

Though the midsole and outsole of this shoe carry over from the Winflo 7, new Flywire technology in the midfoot works to enhance the secure feel of the 8, this feature, combined with a padded tongue and heel, makes for optimal comfort and enhanced protection. Foam in the collar is integrated with the heel counter and mesh upper for security and breathability.

These running shoes are ultimately crafted with everyday athletes in mind. For those who can't seem to stay off the roads (or the treadmills), Nike Winflo 8 is very suitable for daily training and tempo runs alike. The shoe is also available in a selection of colors so that users can enjoy a more customized workout experience. However, we'd be remiss if we didn't note here that more diverse options are available for the men's shoe than women's (...how is that still a thing?).

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The Pegasus Trail 3 is Nike's max cushioned trail running shoe with a 31 mm heel stack height featuring Nike React foam. The ride feels good at any pace with a slight bounce.

The main improvement on this new version is the new upper that offers a more precise foot lockdown for more stability. In addition, the design is top-notch, like the Terra Kiger or the Wildhorse.

The main downside of this trail running shoe, as with its predecessors, is its grip: traction is not optimal on tricky terrain like mud. However, it does allow you to venture out onto the asphalt, making it a good door-to-trail option if you want to run on both surfaces.

In summary, the Nike Pegasus Trail 3 is a very good comfortable, and versatile trail running shoe that's fun for most terrains but can fall short on technical ones.

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The Asics Novablast 2 is a very good daily trainer. It builds on the good base of the Asics Novablast 1 and fine-tuned it to improve its surprisingly fun, soft, and bouncy configuration (especially in comparison to other traditional Asics running shoes).

The Asics Novablast 2 is a little heavier than the previous model but also more stable. The FF Blast foam delivers a very good, lively ride with a lot of ease and fluidity while the AHARPLUS outsole makes the shoe durable.

It has a medium stack height (30 mm under the heel) and moderate heel-to-toe drop of 8 mm, which is more versatile than the 10 mm of the previous version. Heavier than the Novablast 1, the Asics Novablast 2 remains in the sub-9.9 oz/280 g category, which is reasonable for daily running.

Their grip is good on the road and easy dry dirt trails but proves more tricky on wet surfaces. The soft ride of the shoe feels great, especially at intermediate paces, where this model shows its full potential.

In the opinion of many runners, it's a comfortable and reliable trainer for everyday use as a beginner or experienced runner that also works well for recovery days. However, its narrow platform doesn't make it an ideal choice for runners with overpronation.

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There is no major evolution compared to the previous version; only the upper improved for more durability and a better fit.

This new version remains a bit heavy (still above 300g), although runners note that the weight does not affect the run's responsiveness.

The upper is roomy and ensures comfort for runners with wide feet.

There's a lot of stability in this model with its subtle combination of enhanced PWRRUN+ cushioning (31.5 mm heel stack height), PWRTRAC outsole, and 4 mm low drop.

The grip is one of the shoe's strengths, with aggressive multi-directional lugs that adapt to all types of terrain, even the steepest. A few trail runners have expressed doubts about the effectiveness of the outsole on really muddy terrain, however.

Finally, this shoe features high-quality materials to be durable. It's a very good trail model suitable for ultramarathon running.

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