Displayed exclusively in Nike's 'All Conditions Gear' collection, the Nike ACG MOC 3.5 speaks to the brand's commitment to creating footwear optimal for all adventures. The design features a blend of light and mixed materials within the upper. The durable rubber grip gives you traction when needed, while the heel and tongue loops provide easy on and off. Embroidered Nike branding is seen at the toe. A foam midsole and Nike Grind rubber outsole tie together the look.
Displayed exclusively in Nike's 'All Conditions Gear' collection, the Nike ACG MOC 3.5 speaks to the brand's commitment to creating footwear optimal for all adventures. The design features a blend of light and mixed materials within the upper. The durable rubber grip gives you traction when needed, while the heel and tongue loops provide easy on and off. Embroidered Nike branding is seen at the toe. A foam midsole and Nike Grind rubber outsole tie together the look.
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The lowest price we last saw for Nike ACG Moc 3.5 'Hemp' | Tan | Men's Size 5 was $88.20 at GOAT, compared across 3 retailers (last seen 21 Apr 2026). Prices may have changed since.
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Nike ACG Moc 3.5 'Hemp' | Tan | Men's Size 5
Displayed exclusively in Nike's 'All Conditions Gear' collection, the Nike ACG MOC 3.5 speaks to the brand's commitment to creating footwear optimal for all adventures. The design features a blend of light and mixed materials within the upper. The durable rubber grip gives you traction when needed, while the heel and tongue loops provide easy on and off. Embroidered Nike branding is seen at the toe. A foam midsole and Nike Grind rubber outsole tie together the look.
Displayed exclusively in Nike's 'All Conditions Gear' collection, the Nike ACG MOC 3.5 speaks to the brand's commitment to creating footwear optimal for all adventures. The design features a blend of light and mixed materials within the upper. The durable rubber grip gives you traction when needed, while the heel and tongue loops provide easy on and off. Embroidered Nike branding is seen at the toe. A foam midsole and Nike Grind rubber outsole tie together the look.
Last updated at 21/04/2026 22:38:32
Nike ACG Moc 3.5 'Hemp' | Tan | Men's Size 5
Delivery between 23–30 Apr $25
Nike ACG Moc 3.5 Enigma Stone
Delivery $34.95
Nike ACG Moc 3.5 Enigma Stone, UK 4.5
Delivery between 26–30 Apr $14.99
originally posted on store.nike.com
The Nike ACG Moc 3.5, as the “.5” moniker suggests, is an iterative update to the ACG 3.0. Most of the features found on the 3.0 have stayed largely the same, but some changes I’ve noticed include a quilted ripstop upper now with a parallelogram- or diamond-shaped pattern instead of the previous triangle-shaped pattern on the 3.0, a revised heel strap that now sits more flush with the shoe, a change to the front mudguard now being made of what feels like a synthetic suede, and more use of Nike’s recycled "Grind" rubbers on the front and rear portions of the outsole. There do not appear to be any visible changes to the outsole traction pattern.Outside of those changes, the ACG Moc 3.5 continues to be a great, versatile slip-on shoe (thus the “moc” name) that’s ... MoreThe Nike ACG Moc 3.5, as the “.5” moniker suggests, is an iterative update to the ACG 3.0. Most of the features found on the 3.0 have stayed largely the same, but some changes I’ve noticed include a quilted ripstop upper now with a parallelogram- or diamond-shaped pattern instead of the previous triangle-shaped pattern on the 3.0, a revised heel strap that now sits more flush with the shoe, a change to the front mudguard now being made of what feels like a synthetic suede, and more use of Nike’s recycled "Grind" rubbers on the front and rear portions of the outsole. There do not appear to be any visible changes to the outsole traction pattern.Outside of those changes, the ACG Moc 3.5 continues to be a great, versatile slip-on shoe (thus the “moc” name) that’s comfortable to be used for a wide-variety of casual uses, including running errands around town or lounging around the house (or around a campfire). Its cushioning is a touch on the firmer end but not overly so, and its light weight thanks to its construction materials means my feet don’t experience any fatigue after long days wearing them. The 3.5 is also pretty easy to clean thanks to its ripstop upper, so it can definitely be used in wetter weather. This is NOT a hiking or performance shoe and should not be used for such purposes.So, all in all, the ACG Moc 3.5 is a great, all around lounging/house shoe that is easy to slip on, fairly durable, and stays comfortable to wear for hours.
originally posted on store.nike.com
The ACG Moc 3.5 slides right on and is so secure when walking, it is a very comfortable and keen design. I was able to go hiking, go workout and even go to work in these. The shoe was comfortable enough to wear all day and is easily the most comfortable shoe in my closet. The design is very elegant and very unique because being a moccasin it hugs your foot and makes walking effortless. The thing I liked most about the shoe was how comfortable they were and how simple they were to put on they are very accessible to all types. One thing I’d like to see added to it is more designs on the shoe itself I really like how it is made out of recycled and how the box itself is a recyclable.
originally posted on store.nike.com
Great sneaker for active runners, casual hikers and working on your feet all day long.Comfort is a 10/10. No laces, slip on make it a breeze to throw on and run out the door. The fit was a little tight to slip on first couple of days but broke in quickly to just the right stretch without losing their overall form fitting.The utility is the most impressive takeaway from wearing them. Specifically the traction they give in wet weather on pretty much all surfaces - pavement, trials and flooring. They are unmatched in this area with any other sneaker I have owned.In my humble opinion, I wouldn’t pair this sneaker with my everyday wardrobe. Mainly because I prefer a less prevalent sole as a part of the overall style. However from a functional standpoint, while they ... MoreGreat sneaker for active runners, casual hikers and working on your feet all day long.Comfort is a 10/10. No laces, slip on make it a breeze to throw on and run out the door. The fit was a little tight to slip on first couple of days but broke in quickly to just the right stretch without losing their overall form fitting.The utility is the most impressive takeaway from wearing them. Specifically the traction they give in wet weather on pretty much all surfaces - pavement, trials and flooring. They are unmatched in this area with any other sneaker I have owned.In my humble opinion, I wouldn’t pair this sneaker with my everyday wardrobe. Mainly because I prefer a less prevalent sole as a part of the overall style. However from a functional standpoint, while they won’t standout, the minimalist design blends in seamlessly with workout clothes or day to day joggers.
Nike ACG Moc 3.5 'Hemp' | Tan | Men's Size 5
Delivery between 23–30 Apr $25
Nike ACG Moc 3.5 Enigma Stone
Delivery $34.95
Nike ACG Moc 3.5 Enigma Stone, UK 4.5
Delivery between 26–30 Apr $14.99
The Nike ACG Moc 3.5, as the “.5” moniker suggests, is an iterative update to the ACG 3.0. Most of the features found on the 3.0 have stayed largely the same, but some changes I’ve noticed include a quilted ripstop upper now with a parallelogram- or diamond-shaped pattern instead of the previous triangle-shaped pattern on the 3.0, a revised heel strap that now sits more flush with the shoe, a change to the front mudguard now being made of what feels like a synthetic suede, and more use of Nike’s recycled "Grind" rubbers on the front and rear portions of the outsole. There do not appear to be any visible changes to the outsole traction pattern.Outside of those changes, the ACG Moc 3.5 continues to be a great, versatile slip-on shoe (thus the “moc” name) that’s ... MoreThe Nike ACG Moc 3.5, as the “.5” moniker suggests, is an iterative update to the ACG 3.0. Most of the features found on the 3.0 have stayed largely the same, but some changes I’ve noticed include a quilted ripstop upper now with a parallelogram- or diamond-shaped pattern instead of the previous triangle-shaped pattern on the 3.0, a revised heel strap that now sits more flush with the shoe, a change to the front mudguard now being made of what feels like a synthetic suede, and more use of Nike’s recycled "Grind" rubbers on the front and rear portions of the outsole. There do not appear to be any visible changes to the outsole traction pattern.Outside of those changes, the ACG Moc 3.5 continues to be a great, versatile slip-on shoe (thus the “moc” name) that’s comfortable to be used for a wide-variety of casual uses, including running errands around town or lounging around the house (or around a campfire). Its cushioning is a touch on the firmer end but not overly so, and its light weight thanks to its construction materials means my feet don’t experience any fatigue after long days wearing them. The 3.5 is also pretty easy to clean thanks to its ripstop upper, so it can definitely be used in wetter weather. This is NOT a hiking or performance shoe and should not be used for such purposes.So, all in all, the ACG Moc 3.5 is a great, all around lounging/house shoe that is easy to slip on, fairly durable, and stays comfortable to wear for hours.
The ACG Moc 3.5 slides right on and is so secure when walking, it is a very comfortable and keen design. I was able to go hiking, go workout and even go to work in these. The shoe was comfortable enough to wear all day and is easily the most comfortable shoe in my closet. The design is very elegant and very unique because being a moccasin it hugs your foot and makes walking effortless. The thing I liked most about the shoe was how comfortable they were and how simple they were to put on they are very accessible to all types. One thing I’d like to see added to it is more designs on the shoe itself I really like how it is made out of recycled and how the box itself is a recyclable.
Great sneaker for active runners, casual hikers and working on your feet all day long.Comfort is a 10/10. No laces, slip on make it a breeze to throw on and run out the door. The fit was a little tight to slip on first couple of days but broke in quickly to just the right stretch without losing their overall form fitting.The utility is the most impressive takeaway from wearing them. Specifically the traction they give in wet weather on pretty much all surfaces - pavement, trials and flooring. They are unmatched in this area with any other sneaker I have owned.In my humble opinion, I wouldn’t pair this sneaker with my everyday wardrobe. Mainly because I prefer a less prevalent sole as a part of the overall style. However from a functional standpoint, while they ... MoreGreat sneaker for active runners, casual hikers and working on your feet all day long.Comfort is a 10/10. No laces, slip on make it a breeze to throw on and run out the door. The fit was a little tight to slip on first couple of days but broke in quickly to just the right stretch without losing their overall form fitting.The utility is the most impressive takeaway from wearing them. Specifically the traction they give in wet weather on pretty much all surfaces - pavement, trials and flooring. They are unmatched in this area with any other sneaker I have owned.In my humble opinion, I wouldn’t pair this sneaker with my everyday wardrobe. Mainly because I prefer a less prevalent sole as a part of the overall style. However from a functional standpoint, while they won’t standout, the minimalist design blends in seamlessly with workout clothes or day to day joggers.
I was hesitant about these shoes at first because I thought they looked a little bit like hospital shoes. I appreciate the recycled soles, but thought my feet might slide around in a lace-less shoe that I couldn’t tie tight. I thought I might break the heel pull when putting them on the first time as the cuff was a little tight, but once they were on they were super comfortable. The tight cuff worked well and (I assume) was part of the reason they stayed locked in place on my feet - I didn’t have any problems with my feet sliding around in them when climbing hills or sliding across ice and snow on some trails the first time I wore them. The traction was quite good, and they fit well over thicker socks when it was 20° out and my thinner dri-fit socks when it got ... MoreI was hesitant about these shoes at first because I thought they looked a little bit like hospital shoes. I appreciate the recycled soles, but thought my feet might slide around in a lace-less shoe that I couldn’t tie tight. I thought I might break the heel pull when putting them on the first time as the cuff was a little tight, but once they were on they were super comfortable. The tight cuff worked well and (I assume) was part of the reason they stayed locked in place on my feet - I didn’t have any problems with my feet sliding around in them when climbing hills or sliding across ice and snow on some trails the first time I wore them. The traction was quite good, and they fit well over thicker socks when it was 20° out and my thinner dri-fit socks when it got warmer. They were also a great travel shoe to wear through TSA (no laces to undo!) and on the plane. I would consider buying again if they had a cool print, colab, or different color way, which I was not expecting when I first opened the box.
A great functional shoe for most outdoor activities. I used them for a mountain bike/camping trip and they easily enabled me to bring one pair of footwear. They easily slip on and off using the pull tabs on the tongue and heel and have a breathable top surface that dries efficiently if wet. One feature that isn't obvious until you wear them, is the ability for the back heel to easily fold down so they can be used as slippers when needing to quickly navigate around a campsite. I wasn't confident in trying them on a trail run, as the lack of laces and a tight fit might lead to blisters. Aesthetically, the shoe leaves a lot to be desired. The visual design is simple and uninspired, feeling like something that may be have been an after thought when producing the shoe. ... MoreA great functional shoe for most outdoor activities. I used them for a mountain bike/camping trip and they easily enabled me to bring one pair of footwear. They easily slip on and off using the pull tabs on the tongue and heel and have a breathable top surface that dries efficiently if wet. One feature that isn't obvious until you wear them, is the ability for the back heel to easily fold down so they can be used as slippers when needing to quickly navigate around a campsite. I wasn't confident in trying them on a trail run, as the lack of laces and a tight fit might lead to blisters. Aesthetically, the shoe leaves a lot to be desired. The visual design is simple and uninspired, feeling like something that may be have been an after thought when producing the shoe. Otherwise, the function is excellent.
Like the name suggests, this ACG (All Conditions Gear) shoe really is great in all conditions. I've used it outside in sunshine, in rain, and even in snow and it's become one of my favorite outdoor shoes. I go on daily walks on a walking trail near my house ranging from 1-5 miles and these shoes are comfortable from the first step to the last. They fit well with plenty of room without being loose and have plenty of support on the bottom. Since the upper is lightweight, it doesn't provide a ton of support side-to-side, so don't consider it a running shoe. The traction on this shoe is amazing and my favorite feature. I never feel like I'm going to slip even if I'm walking in snow/rain. I'm personally not a big fan of the look of this shoe without any laces. I think ... MoreLike the name suggests, this ACG (All Conditions Gear) shoe really is great in all conditions. I've used it outside in sunshine, in rain, and even in snow and it's become one of my favorite outdoor shoes. I go on daily walks on a walking trail near my house ranging from 1-5 miles and these shoes are comfortable from the first step to the last. They fit well with plenty of room without being loose and have plenty of support on the bottom. Since the upper is lightweight, it doesn't provide a ton of support side-to-side, so don't consider it a running shoe. The traction on this shoe is amazing and my favorite feature. I never feel like I'm going to slip even if I'm walking in snow/rain. I'm personally not a big fan of the look of this shoe without any laces. I think these look too basic without any kind of laces up top, so I'd add just some basic laces with a little bit of color. Regardless, they still look better than a lot of shoes and can definitely be styled up. They are so comfortable though, that I've routinely worn them an entire day walking around without my feet hurting. Overall these are great outdoor shoes that are comfortable, durable, and look clean enough to style up with a lot of outfits.
The good: these shoes are extremely well made from stitch to sole...especially the sole. I really can't say enough about how good the sole is. The shoe is comfortable, yet firm on a variety of terrain. Despite not having laces, my feet don't slide around while wearing them. They fit snug but aren't tight.The bad: I didn't think I was a fan of slide on shoes before, and after wearing these for awhile, that thought has been confirmed. I'm not a fan of having to wedge my feet into footwear grasping the tab on the back and on the tongue. Perhaps I'm not skilled enough at the practice to make it second nature, but I always had to work to get the top/back of the shoe where it needed to be after putting them on.The ugly: Well, these shoes kind of are...ugly. The top ... MoreThe good: these shoes are extremely well made from stitch to sole...especially the sole. I really can't say enough about how good the sole is. The shoe is comfortable, yet firm on a variety of terrain. Despite not having laces, my feet don't slide around while wearing them. They fit snug but aren't tight.The bad: I didn't think I was a fan of slide on shoes before, and after wearing these for awhile, that thought has been confirmed. I'm not a fan of having to wedge my feet into footwear grasping the tab on the back and on the tongue. Perhaps I'm not skilled enough at the practice to make it second nature, but I always had to work to get the top/back of the shoe where it needed to be after putting them on.The ugly: Well, these shoes kind of are...ugly. The top down view certainly leaves something to be desired. The colors are complementary and I'm generally a huge fan of Nike design, but not so much of the monochromatic quilted look. The profile view is much more appealing. The sole (did I mention I love the sole?) saves the design to those who are viewing the shoes as worn on someone else.Function - certainly, this is a clear winner. Form - to some it might be quite appealing, to me not so much. If you are looking for a good weekend shoe or something to slip your feet into at the camp site, this is a great option.
Got these because I wanted an easy shoe to slip on/off around the yard. The collapsible back make it perfect for this, but my favorite way is to wear it fully around my ankles. They ended up being so comfortable I took them on my day trip to Disneyland. The sole is firm yet comfortable with enough cushion for what I need. I've had a broken toe in the past and this offered the right amount of support so no old injuries got irritated. Fits true to size. This might be one of my favorite shoes now.
