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Nike Zegama 2
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Nike · women

Zegama 2

Armoury Navy / Metallic Silver

No stock at tracked retailers

last seen £49.50 at Pro:Direct Running · 10h ago

Sizes at best price (UK)

No sizes in stock at tracked retailers.

Colourways — prices differ

Where to buy

No stock at tracked retailers right now.

1 out of stock — last checked 10h ago
RetailerPriceStockCheckedBuy
Pro:Direct Running£49.50out10h agoGo to shop

In stock in: Cannon / Soft Pearl / Orange Chalk £98.99

On paper

The Zegama 2 is a road shoe from Nike.

We track 2 colourways of this shoe. This Armoury Navy / Metallic Silver build is out of stock everywhere we look; one other colour is in stock from £98.99. Retailers clear colour by colour, so that can change without notice.

From Nike

Updated and improved with a Vibram Megagrip outsole, the Nike Women's ZoomX Zegma Trail 2 in Cannon/Soft Pearl/Orange Chalk gives enhanced traction from wet rocks to mud and grass, letting you conquer the toughest of terrains in a cushioned and rugged trail shoe.The Nike Women’s ZoomX Zegma Trail 2 now uses much the same pinnacle technology as Nikes elite race shoe the Ultrafly, minus the carbon plate, but with a slightly more robust build designed less for pure speed and more for the thrill of the trail, the Zegma makes a great cushioned daily runner as well as having the pace for race day.

ZoomX foam through the midsole has increased stack heights from the original for more lightweight cushioning, and more power over the trails.

An engineered mesh upper provides the extra strength needed for stability over uneven terrain, while an ankle gaiter helps keep debris on the outside. Overlays across the toe increase durability.

Manufacturer's description, supplied via the retailer feed.

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