Nike Air Pegasus 2K5 - Silver - UK 12

While the Pegasus lineage is rooted in running, the 2K5 model, with its Y2K aesthetic and material composition, is primarily designed for lifestyle wear and casual activities. For dedicated running, modern performance running shoes are generally recommended.

This model is UK size 12. For best fit, we recommend consulting Nike's official size chart and if possible, trying on the shoes. Consider your usual Nike size as a guide.

Bicoastal mesh refers to a type of engineered mesh fabric used in the shoe's upper, designed to provide breathability, flexibility, and lightweight support, contributing to overall foot comfort.

Yes, 'full-length Nike Air' indicates that responsive Air cushioning technology extends across the entire length of the midsole, providing consistent comfort and impact absorption from heel to toe.

Gently wipe the synthetic Silver Metallic overlays with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or brushes that could scratch the metallic finish. For any leather components, use a dedicated leather cleaner.

Yes, with a durable rubber outsole, sturdy synthetic overlays, and quality construction, the Nike Pegasus 2K5 is built for everyday wear and tear. Proper care and maintenance will further extend its lifespan.

The Nike Air cushioning and upper materials may require a short break-in period. Wear them for shorter durations at first, and the materials will conform to your foot over time.

Gently clean the affected area with a soft, damp cloth. For tougher marks on synthetic materials, a very mild shoe cleaner can be used, always testing on an inconspicuous spot first. For leather components, a dedicated leather polish or protector can help restore shine.

Check the outsole for accumulated dirt or debris. Clean the waffle treading thoroughly with a brush and water. If the treading is significantly worn down, it may indicate it's time for new footwear.

This can sometimes be caused by friction between parts of the shoe or the insole. Try removing the insole, cleaning the inside of the shoe and the insole, and then reinserting it. A light dusting of talcum powder under the insole can also sometimes resolve this.