Nike ACG


Welcome to 2nd Culture, Amsterdam's home for curated Nike ACG. Our handpicked selection spans the outdoor line's most recognisable boots, fleece, and technical shells, sourced with the same care we give every vintage sneaker in the shop. Every ACG piece here carries a piece of Nike's All Conditions Gear heritage, ready for its next owner to carry forward.

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From Trail Gear to Streetwear Icon

Nike ACG stands for All Conditions Gear, a line formally launched in 1989 out of Nike's early 1980s hiking experiments, shaped by feedback from real climbers testing prototypes on actual mountains. What started as rugged, weatherproof kit for hikers and climbers quickly grew into something bigger. The technical fabrics, GORE-TEX construction, and modular layering that defined ACG made it just as compelling on city streets as it was on a trail, and streetwear communities took notice fast.

Decades on, ACG remains one of Nike's most collected sub-labels, prized for its functional design language and deep archive. It is gear built for the outdoors that never really left the city.

Iconic Nike ACG Pieces to Know

A few silhouettes carry the ACG story more than others:

  • Mowabb: one of the earliest ACG icons, known for its layered upper and trail-ready build
  • Air Mada: a lightweight hiking shoe that became a streetwear staple thanks to its low profile and comfort
  • Mountain Fly: a modern ACG hiker with GORE-TEX protection, popular for cold-weather rotations
  • Goadome and Gaiadome boots: heavy-duty winter boots built for real conditions, now a cult favourite among collectors

Alongside footwear, ACG fleece, shell jackets, and cargo shorts round out the line's all-weather approach to clothing.

Nike ACG at 2nd Culture

Every ACG item that comes through our shop is closely checked before it reaches the floor. We look at construction quality, era-accurate detailing, and wear patterns consistent with the claimed age, whether it is a pair of vintage Mowabbs or a more recent Mountain Fly release. If technical, all-weather pieces are your thing, our Stone Island collection is worth a look too, another brand built around function-first design.

How to Style Nike ACG

Layer an ACG shell jacket over a heavyweight fleece, add a pair of straight-leg cargos, and finish with Mountain Fly or Goadome boots for a look that reads as technical without trying too hard. It works just as well walking through Amsterdam in November as it does on a mountain trail.

Sizing and Fit

Nike ACG footwear generally runs true to size, though insulated boots like the Goadome can feel slightly roomier, so going half a size down is worth considering if you prefer a snug fit. Layered clothing pieces tend to follow standard Nike apparel sizing. Not sure what fits you? Message us or visit the shop, we are happy to help before you buy.

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

What does Nike ACG stand for?

ACG stands for All Conditions Gear, Nike's outdoor performance line launched in 1989 and designed for hiking, climbing, and rough terrain.

Is Nike ACG still made?

Yes. Nike continues to release new ACG footwear and apparel alongside archive-inspired reissues, keeping the line active for both outdoor use and streetwear.

Where can I buy Nike ACG in Amsterdam?

2nd Culture curates vintage and current Nike ACG pieces in our Amsterdam store, from Mowabbs to Mountain Fly boots. Browse our current stock in-store or online.

What is the difference between Nike ACG and regular Nike sneakers?


ACG is built for outdoor performance, with technical fabrics, GORE-TEX waterproofing, and rugged outsoles, while most Nike lifestyle sneakers prioritise everyday comfort over weather protection.

Find Your Nike ACG at 2nd Culture

2nd Culture was built on a genuine love for the Culture, sneakers included. Every ACG piece we carry is handpicked, authenticated, and curated with the same care as the rest of our Nike collection. Come by the shop in Amsterdam or browse online, we always have something worth finding.