Nike Acg Zegama Trail

Nike Acg Zegama Trail review: what runners say

Fit

New shape with more volume in the forefoot and midfoot compared to previous versions; width remains essentially unchanged. Lockdown depends on lacing: using the top eyelets provides solid heel lockdown; otherwise, slippage occurs.

Feel

ZoomX in direct contact with the foot, topped by a firmer Cushlon 3.0 layer: cushioning is soft and energetic but stabilized by a sidewall construction and wider base. Slight rocker aids on technical terrain and asphalt.

Durability

Approx. 50 miles covered with no signs of wear on the Vibram Megagrip outsole; good traction on rock, dirt, and wet surfaces despite rubber coverage reduced to about two-thirds of the sole.

Best for

Long-distance trail and ultramarathon shoe, also intended as a high-mileage trainer for varied and technical terrain; used by Nike athletes for light hiking as well.

Weak points

Weight has increased compared to the previous generation (approx. 337-340g in US M10.5), considered heavy for the max-stack category. Heel slippage reported during initial use if lacing is not performed correctly.

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