The Mens Acg Zoom Gaiadome Gore-tex from Nike combines a Synthetic & Textile upper with a durable Rubber sole. These Fashion Boots feature Lace-Up fastening, Textile insole and Textile lining. Finished with Nike branding, the style DD2858-401 comes in a Obsidian Teal colourway.
The Mens Acg Zoom Gaiadome Gore-tex from Nike combines a Synthetic & Textile upper with a durable Rubber sole. These Fashion Boots feature Lace-Up fastening, Textile insole and Textile lining. Finished with Nike branding, the style DD2858-401 comes in a Obsidian Teal colourway.
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The lowest price for Nike ACG Air Zoom Gaiadome GORE-TEX Vintage Green right now is $350.00.
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Nike ACG Air Zoom Gaiadome GORE-TEX Vintage Green
The Mens Acg Zoom Gaiadome Gore-tex from Nike combines a Synthetic & Textile upper with a durable Rubber sole. These Fashion Boots feature Lace-Up fastening, Textile insole and Textile lining. Finished with Nike branding, the style DD2858-401 comes in a Obsidian Teal colourway.
The Mens Acg Zoom Gaiadome Gore-tex from Nike combines a Synthetic & Textile upper with a durable Rubber sole. These Fashion Boots feature Lace-Up fastening, Textile insole and Textile lining. Finished with Nike branding, the style DD2858-401 comes in a Obsidian Teal colourway.
Last updated at 28/11/2024 05:26:24
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Nike is certainly a disappointment, a disappointment in many ways, but I'll save the politics. There's no longer a brick and mortar business where they'll allow you to try on their high end hiking boots and thus, you have to purchase them online just to see if they'll be a good fit, pun intended. These boots are not comfortable at all as compared to the companies lower end Air Monarchs tennis shoes. They actually make my ankles hurt when hiking on rough terrain. They are nowhere near as comfortable as a good pair of Keen's such as the Targhee II. After a few long hikes wearing the Nikes, I ended up putting back on my old worn out keens for my following treks in the blue ridge mountains and, in spite of the soles being in terrible shape, they still outperformed the ... MoreNike is certainly a disappointment, a disappointment in many ways, but I'll save the politics. There's no longer a brick and mortar business where they'll allow you to try on their high end hiking boots and thus, you have to purchase them online just to see if they'll be a good fit, pun intended. These boots are not comfortable at all as compared to the companies lower end Air Monarchs tennis shoes. They actually make my ankles hurt when hiking on rough terrain. They are nowhere near as comfortable as a good pair of Keen's such as the Targhee II. After a few long hikes wearing the Nikes, I ended up putting back on my old worn out keens for my following treks in the blue ridge mountains and, in spite of the soles being in terrible shape, they still outperformed the Nike Air Zooms by miles, pun intended. So to conclude, don't waste your money on Nike boots. You can get twice the boot for half the money if you look around. Also, I'd suggest putting on your next pair of boots in a place where you can try before you buy. Good luck. S. Spencer in SC
originally posted on store.nike.com
These boots are straight 🔥! I have been obsessed with this silhouette since they debuted at the Winter Olympics. While this pair is slightly different they are more or less the same style. Nike crushed the shoe and boot combo here. They are extremely comfortable and keep my feet dry and warm in the elements. I would recommend sizing down a half or full size from your normal sneaker size. Can’t wait to see more colorways on this boot and continue to rock them this winter!
originally posted on store.nike.com
I was drawn in by the style. These boots are real lookers and I constantly receive compliments and questions about them. I bought them for work and my expectations were exceeded. I wear them with Thorlo socks and my feet are happy the entire day. I average around 20,000 steps during work hours. These boots have held up well. I read a few reviews that questioned or denied the waterproof capabilities. I live in Houston and have been caught out in a few torrential downpours, even walking across a flooded street. Dry socks every time. My only complaint? These boots eat laces. I go through a pair of laces every 3 weeks or so. I actually now carry spare laces with me for the first time in my life. Minor inconvenience compared to the positive things. Highly recommend. I’d ... MoreI was drawn in by the style. These boots are real lookers and I constantly receive compliments and questions about them. I bought them for work and my expectations were exceeded. I wear them with Thorlo socks and my feet are happy the entire day. I average around 20,000 steps during work hours. These boots have held up well. I read a few reviews that questioned or denied the waterproof capabilities. I live in Houston and have been caught out in a few torrential downpours, even walking across a flooded street. Dry socks every time. My only complaint? These boots eat laces. I go through a pair of laces every 3 weeks or so. I actually now carry spare laces with me for the first time in my life. Minor inconvenience compared to the positive things. Highly recommend. I’d buy 2 more pairs if my size is ever in stock again. I check weekly.
Nike is certainly a disappointment, a disappointment in many ways, but I'll save the politics. There's no longer a brick and mortar business where they'll allow you to try on their high end hiking boots and thus, you have to purchase them online just to see if they'll be a good fit, pun intended. These boots are not comfortable at all as compared to the companies lower end Air Monarchs tennis shoes. They actually make my ankles hurt when hiking on rough terrain. They are nowhere near as comfortable as a good pair of Keen's such as the Targhee II. After a few long hikes wearing the Nikes, I ended up putting back on my old worn out keens for my following treks in the blue ridge mountains and, in spite of the soles being in terrible shape, they still outperformed the ... MoreNike is certainly a disappointment, a disappointment in many ways, but I'll save the politics. There's no longer a brick and mortar business where they'll allow you to try on their high end hiking boots and thus, you have to purchase them online just to see if they'll be a good fit, pun intended. These boots are not comfortable at all as compared to the companies lower end Air Monarchs tennis shoes. They actually make my ankles hurt when hiking on rough terrain. They are nowhere near as comfortable as a good pair of Keen's such as the Targhee II. After a few long hikes wearing the Nikes, I ended up putting back on my old worn out keens for my following treks in the blue ridge mountains and, in spite of the soles being in terrible shape, they still outperformed the Nike Air Zooms by miles, pun intended. So to conclude, don't waste your money on Nike boots. You can get twice the boot for half the money if you look around. Also, I'd suggest putting on your next pair of boots in a place where you can try before you buy. Good luck. S. Spencer in SC
These boots are straight 🔥! I have been obsessed with this silhouette since they debuted at the Winter Olympics. While this pair is slightly different they are more or less the same style. Nike crushed the shoe and boot combo here. They are extremely comfortable and keep my feet dry and warm in the elements. I would recommend sizing down a half or full size from your normal sneaker size. Can’t wait to see more colorways on this boot and continue to rock them this winter!
I was drawn in by the style. These boots are real lookers and I constantly receive compliments and questions about them. I bought them for work and my expectations were exceeded. I wear them with Thorlo socks and my feet are happy the entire day. I average around 20,000 steps during work hours. These boots have held up well. I read a few reviews that questioned or denied the waterproof capabilities. I live in Houston and have been caught out in a few torrential downpours, even walking across a flooded street. Dry socks every time. My only complaint? These boots eat laces. I go through a pair of laces every 3 weeks or so. I actually now carry spare laces with me for the first time in my life. Minor inconvenience compared to the positive things. Highly recommend. I’d ... MoreI was drawn in by the style. These boots are real lookers and I constantly receive compliments and questions about them. I bought them for work and my expectations were exceeded. I wear them with Thorlo socks and my feet are happy the entire day. I average around 20,000 steps during work hours. These boots have held up well. I read a few reviews that questioned or denied the waterproof capabilities. I live in Houston and have been caught out in a few torrential downpours, even walking across a flooded street. Dry socks every time. My only complaint? These boots eat laces. I go through a pair of laces every 3 weeks or so. I actually now carry spare laces with me for the first time in my life. Minor inconvenience compared to the positive things. Highly recommend. I’d buy 2 more pairs if my size is ever in stock again. I check weekly.
Needed a new pair of winter boots and was interested in these ACG boots. I don't get heavy wintery weather where I live however, I do get the occasional snow fall and chilly temps. The Gore-Tex on these should help out with snow/rain and the sol pattern looks to be pretty ample and should handle any terrains/snow fall I should encounter. Boots fit quite well and are true to size. Fits just great with thicker socks too. They look good and fit great so here's hoping they'll perform well once winter hits.
Absolutely amazing boots. Very comfortable and durable. I have a wider foot and these boots give my foot and toes plenty of room without any foot sliding. The waterproofing is very good. I’ll stand in them all day and cover them in mud. Still look and feel good as new after a quick rinse over a year later with heavy use.
They look nice and stylich in white.1) The size runs big. I have all my Nike shoes in US 8.5 - those ones were huge. Had to go with US 8.2) The quality is terrible. The first pair had the sole on one of the shoes not glued properly. There was a gap between sole parts.The second pair I've ordered had some dents on one of the shoes. Those dents won't improve over time. The sole rubber was all over the place - there were smudges and dents like someone touched the rubber while it was still hot.Can't advise buying those.
By far the best pair of boots I’ve ever had. I had the black color way at first in a 9 1/2 but they were way too big so I took them back and sized down a half size in the green color way which I absolutely love. They’re definitely water proof don’t let anyone tell you any different, very durable, and so comfortable. If Nike drops another color that I’m fond of I will definitely be copping these again.
These boots are fantastic and just what I've been looking for from Nike ACG for years - high tech with the Air Zoom and Gore-Tex, yet stylish, rugged, easy to put on and off (cannot say that about many boots). I use my brown pair for hiking and they have held up without a single issue through mud, rocks, rain and snow. I wear my black pair and white pair for every day all-weather wear and as kicks, and they are so comfortable and stylish. I have wide feet and these hold up all day with no issues. Gaiadomes should be an annual staple in the Nike ACG lineup like Goadomes, Manoas, etc.
Comfortable, durable, waterproof. Very rugged exterior and grippy sole. Waterproof lining almost to the top of the boot. Fully attached tongue. Roomy toe box and wide width for easy fit with extra socks for cold weather, and good lace system to adjust to warmer weather and thinner socks. Don't know why people are saying there aren't waterproof, I've hiked in the snow and rain, crossed rivers, they are truly ACG.
