Nike’s ACG (All Conditions Gear) line has always been pretty cutting edge and a bit crazy, but it disappeared into the shadows for a while only to find a recent resurgence in 2014 as NikeLab ACG. The line has now made strong headway into streetwear, and their latest Air Zoom ZO is inspired by a number of Nike styles including the Phantom VNM, the Kukini, and the SFB Jungle boot. The result is a warm-weather hiker that blends sneaker and fast boot styles that include sticky rubber outsole, Zoom Air cushioning, single-pull laces, a big ankle loop pull table, and even drainage holes for inclement weather situations. It’s just the right street and country hiking sneaker that’ll have you on the move. It goes on sale July 9th.
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