I find it becomes very clunky and dull at everything above marathon pace. If you want to pick up the pace however it hardly gives back much energy at all. To me the React midsole does fine at easy day or long run pace, it absorbs the impact well and leans more towards the softer side. Midsole: The Pegasus 38 has basically the same combination on React foam and a Air Zoom pocket under the forefoot as the 37, although to me the one in the 38 feels a bit softer, so it might be less pressurised. Not going to go too much into general stats like stack high, weight and drop, that stuff is manifolds on the internet and both shoes are pretty evenly matched in most categories here. I run then mostly on pavement with some light trails and dirt roads. I have ran in more then 100km in both these shoes, mostly easy efforts with some faster Ks and strides in there. The Vomero of course in the past was Nikes max cushioning shoe but that spot is more and more being occupied by something like the Invincible.
Just a quick comparison between what many would consider to be Nikes current neutral daily trainer offerings.
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