ON Cloudvista 2 Trainers - Cream Desert F Natural - UK 3

Yes, the Cloudvista 2 features a durable, waterproof upper designed to keep your feet dry in wet conditions, such as rain or when traversing shallow puddles.

These trainers are built for 'all terrains' and excel on mixed terrain. They are ideal for trail running, hiking, and general outdoor adventures where you might encounter varied surfaces from groomed paths to more challenging, rocky or muddy trails.

To clean your trainers, gently brush off loose dirt. For tougher grime, use a soft cloth or brush with mild soap and cold water. Avoid machine washing or using harsh chemicals, and always air dry them away from direct heat.

Absolutely. The Cloudvista 2 incorporates HelionTM superfoam midsole cushioning, specifically designed to deliver long-lasting comfort and support, making them suitable for extended runs and hikes.

The two-prong Speedboard® is an integral part of the shoe's design, engineered to rebound and propel you forward, enhancing your responsiveness and efficiency during your run or walk on varied terrain.

While the Cloudvista 2 is built for all terrains and can certainly handle short road segments, its primary design and features like the MissiongripTM outsole are optimized for outdoor and mixed trail conditions. For pure road running, a dedicated road shoe might offer a different experience.

It is recommended to try on the trainers to ensure they fit snugly but comfortably, allowing enough room for your toes to move. Consider your typical athletic sock thickness when trying them on. Information regarding specific fit characteristics (e.g., narrow or wide) is not provided, so personal fitting is key.

Ensure the shoe is properly laced to prevent water ingress from the ankle opening. Check the upper for any visible damage or punctures that might compromise the waterproof membrane. In extreme conditions, water can still enter from the top.

Verify that you have the correct size and fit. Ensure your socks are appropriate for the activity and fit well. Allow for a break-in period; new shoes sometimes require a few wears to adapt to your foot shape. Re-evaluate your lacing to relieve pressure points.

Clean the MissiongripTM outsole thoroughly to remove any caked-on mud or debris that might be reducing grip. Inspect the tread for excessive wear, which can reduce effectiveness. Adjust your stride and foot placement for the specific terrain conditions.