Nike Zegama Hike

Nike Zegama Hike review: what runners say

Fit

Trail-specific last with more forefoot volume and greater vertical height than previous versions. The heel requires strategic lacing: without use of the top eyelets, slippage is a real issue.

Feel

Abundant ZoomX that is directly perceptible underfoot, paired with a Cushlon layer softer than previous versions. Smooth ride on varied terrain thanks to the forefoot rocker and the midsole's rockered construction.

Durability

Vibram Megagrip outsole with 4.5 mm lugs. At 100 miles, wear is minimal. No durability issues reported in sources; Vibram Megagrip is considered reliable for grip and longevity.

Best for

High-stack trail shoe for long distances and technical terrain. Well-suited for high-mileage training blocks, ultramarathons, and hiking. Not the right fit for runners prioritizing light weight and pure responsiveness.

Weak points

High weight (11.9 oz / ~337g in US10). Some sources note a narrower toebox fit compared to the previous version, with potential issues on very long outings for wide-footed runners.

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