Quick Facts
- The Nike Pegasus Premium Alabaster Volt takes a two-tone split approach to the upper,
- A creamy off-white alabaster color is on the top half of the side panels,
- It switches to a bright volt green on the toe and the bottom half of the side panels
- The Nike Pegasus Premium Alabaster Volt will be released Spring 2026
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If you want to go fast, you’ve got to look fast. Running shoes have brought some of the best and brightest colorways to the sneaker industry, designed to look like a blur passing by on foot. Over the years, we’ve seen unconventional palettes come to life on running shoes that would be hard to pull off on the basketball court or a classic lifestyle silhouette. Nike is keeping that oddball track tradition alive with the latest Pegasus Premium, combining off-white, lime green, and a purple to orange gradient on one shoe.
The Nike Pegasus Premium Alabaster Volt takes a two-tone split approach to the upper, adding a creamy off-white alabaster color to the knit mesh on the toebox and top half of the side panels, then switching it up completely with a bright volt green ripstop on the toe and bottom half of the side panels. The same split repeats underfoot, with more alabaster on the top third of the midsole, a volt tint to the full-length Air Zoom unit underneath. The bottom third of the midsole is where the colorway really goes left, adding a random hit of purple in the midfoot that gradually progresses to orange in the heel.
In a sneaker industry awash in super-stacked performance runners, the Pegasus Premium stood out in 2025 for its mix of lifestyle appeal and mile-crushing comfort. Combining ZoomX and ReactX cushioning with an Air Zoom unit between, the most advanced Pegasus model yet has become a staple for daily runners, weekend warriors, and hospital employees alike.
The Nike Pegasus Premium Alabaster Volt will be released Spring 2026 through Nike and select retailers in-store and online. Available in men’s sizing, the retail price is set at $220. For all the latest Nike running news, download the Sole Retriever mobile app.
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