ON Cloudvista 2 sneaker is trail-ready. Anytime, anywhere. ON's Cloudvista 2 sneaker is your all-t...ON Cloudvista 2 sneaker is trail-ready. Anytime, anywhere. ON's Cloudvista 2 sneaker is your all-terrain ticket to smoother, faster trail runs. Re-engineered with a more pronounced rocker and softer cushioning, it delivers comfort and flow across every surface. The springy Speedboard® adds rebound, while the breathable upper keeps things light and fresh. With ultra-sticky Missiongrip™ rubber and aggressive lugs, you’ll stay sure-footed from forest paths to rocky ridgelines. For runners who crave versatility, this is your go-anywhere, do-everything trail companion. Waterproof Trail Running Shoe, For Mixed Terrain, Mesh Upper, 6mm Heel Drop, Weight: 305g, Speedboard® Stability, Plush Cushioning, Softer Helion™ Superfoam Midsole, Missiongrip™ Rubber Outsole, Product Code: 3ME30140106. Conquer the elements with the ON Cloudvista 2 Waterproof. Designed for adventurous trails, its decked out with advanced waterproofing and enhanced cushioning for all-day comfort. It's lightweight upper and superior traction ensure a secure grip on varied terrains, making it the perfect companion for wet weather explorations. Textile Upper, Waterproof Membrane, Cushioning: Plush, Softer Helion™ Superfoam Midsole, Heel to Toe Drop: 6mm, Best For: All Terrain, Sticky Missiongrip™ Outsole. Lace up and go in these men's Cloudvista 2 Waterproof trainers from On Running. In a Black colourway, these runners have a durable waterproofed upper to keep you dry on the trails. They have a lace closure with light padding around the collar for a locked-in fit, and sit atop an ultra-soft Helion Superfoam midsole for responsive comfort. They have a tough rubber outsole for traction, and are finished with signature On Running branding throughout.
The On Cloudvista 2 Waterproof Running Shoes are engineered for trail runners seeking reliable performance in diverse conditions. Featuring a durable waterproof upper and ultra-soft Helion Superfoam, they provide comfort, protection, and responsive cushioning on challenging terrain. While designed for exceptional wet-weather capability, ensuring the correct fit is crucial for optimal comfort and performance on longer runs.
All features
Age Group
adult
Colour
Black
Gender
Male
Material
Polyester
Shoe Size UK
6.5
Series
Cloudvista 2
Model Part Number
3ME30140106
Brand
On
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Are these shoes suitable for road running?
While primarily designed for the varied terrain of trails, the On Cloudvista 2 Waterproof can handle short stretches of road. However, their specialized outsole and waterproof features are optimized for off-road performance, so dedicated road running shoes might be more suitable for extensive pavement use.
How do I maintain the waterproof properties?
Regular cleaning with mild soap and cold water, followed by natural air drying, is key. Avoid harsh chemicals, hot water, or direct heat sources as these can degrade the waterproof membrane. Ensure the shoes are clean and dry before storage.
What kind of socks should I wear with these shoes?
It is recommended to wear moisture-wicking running socks, preferably made from synthetic blends or merino wool. These materials help manage moisture inside the shoe, enhancing comfort and preventing blisters, especially important given the waterproof upper.
Do I need to size up for these waterproof shoes?
Generally, On shoes tend to run true to size, but fit can be personal. If you plan to wear thicker socks or have wider feet, you might consider going up a half size. It's always best to try them on to ensure a comfortable and secure fit.
What is Helion Superfoam?
Helion Superfoam is On's proprietary cushioning technology. It's a lightweight, responsive foam designed to provide superior energy return and impact absorption, offering a comfortable and energetic ride on varying terrains.
Can I use these in extremely cold or snowy conditions?
The waterproof upper provides protection from snow and slush. For very cold temperatures, pairing them with insulated, merino wool socks is recommended. While they offer good traction, for icy conditions, specialized winter traction devices (like microspikes) might be necessary.
Troubleshooting
Feet feel wet despite waterproof claim.
Check if water is entering from the top (e.g., through the ankle opening in deep puddles or heavy rain). Ensure laces are snug to prevent water splash. Inspect the shoe's upper for any tears or punctures that might compromise the waterproof membrane. Consider pairing with waterproof gaiters for extreme conditions.
Lack of grip on certain trail surfaces.
Ensure the outsole is clean and free of embedded mud or debris that can reduce traction. While the rubber outsole is tough, its effectiveness can vary slightly with specific extremely slick or icy conditions. Adjust your running form to maintain balance on challenging surfaces. If severe wear is visible, the outsole may be compromised.
Discomfort or rubbing during runs.
Verify you are wearing the correct size. Try different lacing techniques to relieve pressure points. Ensure you are wearing appropriate, well-fitting running socks designed to prevent friction and wick moisture. Allow for a break-in period; new shoes sometimes need a few runs to conform to your foot.
Shoes feel heavy or less responsive than expected.
While waterproof shoes tend to be slightly heavier than their non-waterproof counterparts, they should still feel responsive. Ensure the shoes are fully dry before your run, as absorbed water can add weight. The Helion Superfoam typically offers good energy return, but individual perception of 'responsiveness' can vary.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Exceptional Waterproof Protection: Keeps feet dry in wet trail conditions.
Reliable Traction: Tough rubber outsole ensures secure footing on uneven and slippery surfaces.
Secure, Locked-in Fit: Lace closure and padded collar enhance stability and comfort.
Durable Construction: Built to withstand the rigors of trail running.
Cons
Reduced Breathability (Compared to Non-Waterproof): Waterproof membranes can sometimes limit ventilation, potentially leading to warmer feet in hot conditions.
Specific Fit Considerations: As with any running shoe, individual foot shape may require careful sizing to avoid pressure points.
Primarily Trail-Oriented: While versatile, the outsole design is optimized for off-road use, potentially feeling less agile on smooth pavement.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Lacing: Ensure the shoes are laced securely but not overly tight. Experiment with different lacing techniques if you experience pressure points or heel slip. A common method for trail running is a 'heel-lock' lace to prevent your foot from sliding forward on descents.
Socks: Pair with appropriate running socks that wick moisture to optimize comfort and help manage any internal humidity, especially given the waterproof design. Consider thicker socks for colder conditions or thinner ones for warmer weather.
Compatibility
Terrain: Primarily designed for trail running, including uneven dirt paths, gravel, rocky terrain, and muddy conditions.
Weather: Excellent for wet and damp conditions due to the waterproof upper. Suitable for all-season running where protection from elements is desired.
Runner Profile: Ideal for runners seeking comfort and protection on moderate to long-distance trail runs. Suitable for individuals prioritizing dry feet and responsive cushioning.
Care
Cleaning: After muddy runs, gently knock off excess dirt. Use a soft brush or cloth with mild soap and cold water to clean the upper and outsole. Avoid harsh detergents or hot water, which can damage materials and waterproofing.
Drying: Allow shoes to air dry naturally at room temperature. Do *not* use direct heat sources like radiators or tumble dryers, as this can deform the shoes and compromise the waterproofing membrane.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Consider removing insoles and stuffing with newspaper to absorb moisture and maintain shape if very wet.
Inspection: Regularly check the outsole for embedded debris and wear. Inspect the upper for any tears or damage that could compromise waterproofing.