Nike Zegama 2 Reviews

Over 2,000 km across three pairs on all terrain with zero support issues; never found them unstable.

A Zegama 2 owner finds it super stable but the toe box a little cramped for an upcoming ultra.

Their go-to for the back half of long ultras thanks to its comfort, protective cushioning and stability.

The Vibram MegaGrip upgrade gives significantly more traction than most trail shoes on loose Colorado terrain. It’s a better-executed max-cushion Nike trail shoe than the original.

Vibram MegaGrip finally brings wet traction to a Nike trail shoe. Cushion seems unlimited, stability is good for the stack, and the rocker is smoother. Still heavy, and the toe box could use more vertical room.

More stable and confident on steep, technical trails than v1, with Vibram grip, though less bouncy. The break-in took nearly 50 miles, and the hug-like fit made her feet tingle after 90 minutes. She wouldn't recommend it for wide feet.

Finds the Zegama 2 a bit clunky but the closest thing to a max-stack road cruiser that stays stable, and it handled trails surprisingly well; the weight made hill repeats much harder and narrows its pace range.

After two runs, this runner finds the Zegama 2 narrower than the 1 but a cracking shoe with decent stability and no blisters.