ACG Zegama Trail

So I have a wide foot more so in the forefoot (bunion) area, and most Nikes that I’ve tried don’t accommodate for that very well. I went a .5 size up in these and let me tell you, these are insanely comfortable. I haven’t ran in them yet but I stand for work 7 hours a day and they’ve felt amazing 3 days straight. They’re so dope looking too. The little Achilles elastic situation feels amazing too. I’m very impressed by these sneakers! The cushion is on the softer side. I weigh around 180 and you get some squish but nothing insane.

Improvements in nearly every way from the previous two versions. I took them on an 18-mile high-altitude run/hike and experienced greater width, better grip, superior impact protection, and improved stability. However, the tongue on these is too short, and the midfoot has an issue: the laces have to be tightened a very specific way for a good midfoot lockdown. This is complicated by the short tongue. I got around the problem by undoing the first loop, pulling straight toward my body, then re-lacing using the first top eyelet on the outside and the closer eyelet on the inside. Similar issue to the Pegasus Trail 3. Not ideal; would be a 5/5 if the midfoot construction were a tad more dialed in. Still a vast improvement over the previous two versions by merit of stability and forefoot fit alone.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like to think the ACG Zegmas are Nike's response to Hokas and I like it. Soo much cushion and bounce in each stride