Men's ACG Zegama Trail GORE-TEX

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4mm drop 36mm heel Trail
by Nike
Type: Trail Running Shoe
Color: LINEN/BLACK-LT CRIMSON-LT OREWOOD BRN

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The Nike ACG Zegama Trail GORE-TEX is your go-to for long trail days in unpredictable weather, offering a cushioned and stable ride on mixed terrain. With its protective GORE-TEX upper and high-stack cushioning, it’s designed for runners who value comfort and security over technical agility. Ideal for wet conditions, this shoe keeps you confidently moving forward, no matter the forecast.

Specs

Use
Trail running, hiking, and wet-weather outings on varied terrain.
Cushion Level
Max Cushion
Surface
Trail
Drop
4mm
Heel Stack
36mm
Forefoot Stack
32mm
Weight
350g

This shoe is perfect for

Recovery / Easy Runs,Daily Training,Long Runs

How This Shoe Compares

Compared to Nike Terra Kiger

The Terra Kiger offers a more agile, responsive feel with its lower stack height and lighter build, making it ideal for runners who prioritize speed and maneuverability over rugged protection.

Compared to Salomon Speedcross

The Salomon Speedcross provides aggressive grip and a snug fit, suitable for those who need maximum traction and support on technical trails, while the ACG Zegama focuses on cushioning and protection for wet conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the ACG Zegama Trail GORE-TEX suitable for running in hot weather?
While the GORE-TEX upper provides excellent waterproofing, it can feel warmer than standard mesh, which might be less comfortable in hot conditions.
How does the fit of the ACG Zegama Trail GORE-TEX compare to other Nike trail shoes?
The structured GORE-TEX upper offers a more secure midfoot feel, which may feel slightly tighter than mesh options like the Nike Wildhorse.
Can I use the ACG Zegama Trail GORE-TEX on road surfaces?
While primarily designed for trails, the shoe's cushioning can handle short stretches on roads, but it may not provide the same smoothness or flexibility as a road-specific shoe.