ACG Zegama Hike

This shoe was made for hiking. It’s sturdy, yet comfortable and doesn’t weigh me down. The design is very fitting for the shoe and it’s functioning. The material is very durable, yet stylish. I feel it runs a bit small, which most Nikes do, but this would be good information to keep in mind especially when the shoe is for hiking.

Love that the Nike ACG is getting so much love and is receiving full attention from Nike. The Zegama trail is just an amazing shoe and should've been an ACG product from the start, I'm just glad this new version is. I loved the Zegama I and the Zegama trails are a beautiful rendition. Comfort wise, the shoe is amazing. Starting with the upper, the shoe is breathable and the added ankle cuff just hugs perfectly and feels very secure. With socks, I did not notice any hot spots or blisters happening but I can see that occurring if you're wearing no show (which I assume most trail runners / hikers will not) with this shoe. The toe box feels wider but not to the point of needing to size down. I noticed that the extra width just makes the shoe more comfortable over uneven terrain. It allows your foot to really spread and remain planted. The midsole feels squishy but is not unstable. If you've worn any of the recent running shoes by Nike that utilizes Zoom X technology then you know that pillow / comfort feeling, its surprising at first to have such a springy/pillowy shoe but you get used to it quick. That experience is no different with this trail runner. What really impressed me with the Zegama is the vibram outsole. It just gives you so much traction, it's almost a nuisance to wear on regular concrete. It isn't raining in my city now but I'm excited to try these out then. Overall, this is a great shoe. Buy with confidence and use them on the trails! 10/10.

When you think of hiking shoes, you often imagine large, bulky, and uncomfortable footwear; however, the Nike ACG Zegama Hike changes that perception. It features stacked cushioning for all-day comfort on long hikes, a breathable upper to keep your feet cool and prevent them from feeling like a sauna, and reliable, aggressive traction that won't slip on muddy trails. As a wide-footer, I appreciate the generous width, which allows all my toes to wiggle freely. While preferences vary, the added ankle protection from mud splashing and the cushioning around the Achilles tendon are excellent touches.