First Look at the Nike ACG Ultrafly 2
Images shared by a trail runner on Instagram showcase the next iteration of Nike's Ultrafly with an ACG emblem on the tongue — a departure from the first model, which was released under the brand's standard trail running category.The new Nike ACG Ultrafly 2 leans further into the technical feel of the first model, extending the printed swoosh onto the midsole, along with new aerodynamic lines that meet above the toe box. Tracing the uppers from heel to toe, the curvilinear designs give the model a feeling of forward movement. The uppers are constructed out of translucent mesh, providing a lightweight and breathable foundation for runners. On the bottom, trekked Vibram soles ensure sturdy grip on wet and uneven terrain. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Triathletecb76 (@triathletecb76)The new model also forgoes the Zoom X midsole graphic, focusing instead on the updated ACG tongue tag. Leaked images show that on the medial side, a large Nike Trail word mark is printed diagonally across the quarter. Overall, the Ultrafly 2 enhances the sleek look of the original model, further emboldening its technical feel.Nike has yet to share an official release date for the ACG Ultrafly 2, so stay tuned to Hypebeast for updates on the forthcoming model.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
Images shared by a trail runner on Instagram showcase the next iteration of Nike's Ultrafly with an ACG emblem on the tongue — a departure from the first model, which was released under the brand's standard trail running category.
The new Nike ACG Ultrafly 2 leans further into the technical feel of the first model, extending the printed swoosh onto the midsole, along with new aerodynamic lines that meet above the toe box. Tracing the uppers from heel to toe, the curvilinear designs give the model a feeling of forward movement. The uppers are constructed out of translucent mesh, providing a lightweight and breathable foundation for runners. On the bottom, trekked Vibram soles ensure sturdy grip on wet and uneven terrain.
The new model also forgoes the Zoom X midsole graphic, focusing instead on the updated ACG tongue tag. Leaked images show that on the medial side, a large Nike Trail word mark is printed diagonally across the quarter. Overall, the Ultrafly 2 enhances the sleek look of the original model, further emboldening its technical feel.
Nike has yet to share an official release date for the ACG Ultrafly 2, so stay tuned to Hypebeast for updates on the forthcoming model.
Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
