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Built for the Trails: Nike’s Fall ACG Picks Go the Distance

Fall’s best trail gear, built for the climb, descent, and everything after.

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Every fall, runners trade pavement for dirt, swapping city blocks for switchbacks. The terrain is tougher. The weather is moodier. The views? Worth every mile. Which is why this season calls for gear built to match. Nike’s All Condition Gear (ACG) collection is dialed in for the climb, the descent, and everything in between. We pulled together our favorite picks from head to toe. Pieces made for the trail, but sharp enough to carry you off it, too.

Layers That Work Overtime

Nike ACG Smith Summit UV Jacket: A technical shell that pulls double duty. Lightweight protection from sun and sudden drizzle, plus packable functionality for long days when the weather flips fast.

Nike ACG Black Iguana Vest: Insulation without the bulk. Layer it over a tee for morning trailheads, then stash it when the day warms up.

Comfort Meets Function

Nike ACG Smith Summit Cargo Pants: Plenty of storage, articulated design, and zip-off versatility. Built for elevation changes, whether that’s the mountain or your post-run brewery stop.

Nike ACG Tuff Fleece Pants: Heavyweight warmth. Room to move in them. They’re the kind of fleece you throw on after logging serious miles, when the recovery matters as much as the run. And the kind you pack for cold-weather outings.

Nike ACG Everyday Cushioned Crew Socks: Don’t overlook the socks. Extra cushioning and durability where you need it most. The small details that make off-road miles manageable.

Built to Grip

Nike ACG Mountain Fly 2 Low GORE-TEX: For when the trails get technical. Waterproof, grippy, and tough enough to outlast the storm.

Nike Pegasus Trail 5: The classic road-to-trail runner. Smooth cushioning on gravel, responsive bounce on dirt, and reliable traction when the path gets unpredictable.

Nike Cygnal Shoes: A bold mix of street-ready style and trail-ready function. Think of these as your hybrid pair. Just as at home grabbing coffee as hitting the dirt.