I had not tried the original, but I like the Turbo 2. Has a nice bounce to it and feels fast. I used to use the Zoom Fly as my fast training shoe to practice in something similar in feel to the 4%, but the Turbo 2 feel much more similar to the 4%

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I ran in the Turbo 2 a few days ago and sitting on the couch post run with Turbo on now. I don't notice anything different with the ride the versions only a nicer upper with the 2. They are my sole training shoes now soft ride and feel like a fast shoe I really enjoy running in not that dissimilar to the 4% or Next% I race in.

I saw these on sale and picked them up for $95 to race in and will try them out this week hopefully. About 7oz will be the lightest shoe I have worn and like others have said, I have heard and assume they are very similar to the 4% and next without the carbon plate.

Where'd you find that deal?

Jackrabbit. All they have left now are the all white ones and appears to be a full run of sizes so only the woman’s version is In a similar sale currently...then find a 10% off coupon on top.

Pegasus Turbo 2 is on sale at the Nike website right now. $140-$160 depending on the color plus 20% off on top of that with code WINSTREAK.

I looked at that as well because they had more
Color options, but when testing in the cart, the sale price listed already included the 20% off.

Really love it - already second pair and already looking for a deal to get the next pair (I put around 600km max on a pair)

The only drawback compared to the Turbo 1 is the heel cup that offers less support and feels maybe less reassuring. I don't have any heel issue so that works fine with me but a friend of mine with a weak heel prefers the Turbo1 and is stocking them.

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I actually ordered the women’s 1.5 sizes bigger. We will see how that works.

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Not for me. Make sure you’re looking in the extra 20% off section.

"They are my sole training shoes now soft ride and feel like a fast shoe I really enjoy running in not that dissimilar to the 4% or Next% I race in."
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Explain this a little further if you would please. The Next % works very well for me, but the 4% not at all. The latter is just very unstable on my foot whereas the Next % (for me) seems quite stable. So, I'm trying to figure out where the Turbo 2 lies. Thank you,

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I have both the 1s and 2s and actually prefer the originals. The ride in both feels the same to me, but I like the upper in the originals even if they are a bit heavier.

The 4% comes into its own at speed so their response when racing at around 4'/km or faster for me is amazing but at 5'/km not so much. The Next% seems more stable and energy response feels better at slower speeds. The Turbo feels great across all speeds.

Stability in comparison to the two?

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More stable than the 4%

Have there been any tests on time saved between the turbo and 4%

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I agree, the Turbo 2 is more stable than the 4%

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Here we are a couple of months later, I picked up some at the Nike Outlet store in Toronto (Vaughan Mills) for $78 USD yesterday ($105 CAD). Just had my first run in them and they feel great. Light and stable. Usually run in Hokas but at that price I got convinced to give them a shot.