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- From: kpapai@zorch.SF-Bay.ORG (Ken Papai)
- Subject: Re: Nike Air Pegasus vs. Air Anodyne
- Message-ID: <BxzDtH.4D8@zorch.SF-Bay.ORG>
- Organization: SF-Bay Public-Access Unix
- References: <1992Nov19.025405.19915@news.Hawaii.Edu>
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- Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1992 20:48:52 GMT
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- (David Ross) writes:
- >Is the Air Anodyne built on the same last as the Pegasus? If so,
- >how do they compare on support/cushioning/stability?
- >I ask because I'm a long-time Pegasus wearer (every attempt to switch
- >to other brands in recent years has caused injuries), but my current
- >shoes are compressing and the local dealers don't have my size (10EE)
- >in stock on the Pegasus. (Moreover, the distributer on the mainland
- >seems to be backordered through January.) I think I can get the Anodyne
- >in my size, but only want to do so if the shoe isn't too different
-
- Posting my reply since the mailed bounced. I've gone through lots of
- Air Peg shoes and have always liked them. I alternate them every other
- day with Air 180's or Air Anodynes. I like the Anodynes a lot. The
- toe room is a bit tighter though. They seem to have plenty of cushioning,
- support, & stability. As a strictly Nike wearer, and one who has semi
- flat feet and wide feet, 11.5 EE or so, I can recommend the Anodynes.
-
- Ken Papai
- Sunnyvale, CA
-
- (I wear the width the stores stock, which seems to always be D width,
- maybe I ought to find a store with E widths?)
-