A stylish, well-cushioned trail shoe that doesn't sacrifice stability
PL
I've been really impressed with the Women's Nike ACG Zegama, and it's fast become a shoe I reach for. First off, the look. It's mostly black with a clean strip of white near the base, and it reads as noticeably more stylish than your typical trail shoe. It's one I'd happily wear off the trail too. Underfoot there's far more cushion than I'd expect from a trail shoe, with a soft, well-padded feel that takes the sting out of harder ground. But the extra softness doesn't cost you stability. It stays planted and secure when the trail gets uneven, so I never felt unsure of my footing. The outsole is a highlight too, with deep, aggressive lugs that bite confidently on climbs and descents. I also love the roomy, comfortable toe box, which is something that matters more and more to me. It gives your toes space to splay on longer outings. My one slight concern is that white strip. On a wet, muddy trail I doubt it'll stay fresh for long, but on cleaner, drier trails keeping them sharp seems very doable. Overall: stylish, well-cushioned, grippy, and stable. I'd happily recommend it.
Product received for free, or reviewed as part of a prize draw/giveaway or in exchange for a discount.
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