Nike Pegasus 41 vs Hoka Clifton 9

Draft / model fit: Offsets are editorial. Read each model guide and retailer policies.

Different brands — charts and lasts both matter. Pegasus 41 is labeled True to Size (True to size). Clifton 9 is True to Size (True to size).

Pegasus remains Nike’s everyday trainer benchmark and typically fits true to size in length. Choose width options if you need them rather than guessing with length. Good baseline for comparing other Nike runners.

Clifton 9 is a TTS daily Hoka for most runners, sometimes feeling a touch snugger than Bondi in the forefoot. Use wide if needed. Length tricks are rarely required when width is chosen correctly.

Use the table below as a starting point from fit offsets — then confirm with try-on or returns. Width can matter more than length between these two.

Fit snapshot

Pegasus 41Clifton 9
VerdictTrue to SizeTrue to Size
AdviceTrue to sizeTrue to size
WidthStandard running last; wide options on some SKUsSlightly less roomy than Bondi for some; wide available
Break-inNoneNone
Fit offset+0+0
Confidencemediummedium

Suggested size bridge

If the left model fits at the listed size, start here in the right model (chart + fit offsets).

If Pegasus 41 fitsTry Clifton 9Note
US 7US 7offset +0
US 7.5US 7.5offset +0
US 8US 8offset +0
US 8.5US 8.5offset +0
US 9US 9offset +0
US 9.5US 9.5offset +0
US 10US 10offset +0
US 10.5US 10.5offset +0
US 11US 11offset +0
US 12US 12offset +0

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