Explore your surroundings. These adidas running-inspired shoes feature a foot-hugging knit upper and a female-friendly fit. Soft midsole cushioning adds comfort as you head out for coffee or discover a busy side street.
3 thoughts on “adidas Women’s Cloudfoam Pure Running Shoe
5 out of 5
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Okay, these ARE cute if you just want a stylish sneaker to wear with leggings and run errands in; however- they are not made for exercise/fitness walking- and certainly NOT for running. There is no support, and virtually NO padding. It may say “cloud foam” but there is more padding in my flip flops than these shoes. If you can get a pair for a good price, and just want them for the look then go for it, but I would not recommend wearing/walking in them for long periods of time.
I loved these shoes when I got them. They are true to size and very comfortable. I walk about 15 miles a week (taking my son to and from school), and my feet don’t hurt at all when wearing them. However, I’ve only had these shoes for a month, and the soles are almost completely worn at the ball of my foot. I am not doing any strenuous running or climbing with them, and I only walk on paved roads. I feel like they will be completely unwearable in the next few weeks. So I payed $50 for 6 weeks of wear…
I have the same pair that I purchased from a store. These were not the same quality and fit much more narrow. Wondering if these are actually a knock off as they also had a weird generic tag. I’m returning them but couldn’t get an answer as to whether these were fakes or not.
Okay, these ARE cute if you just want a stylish sneaker to wear with leggings and run errands in; however- they are not made for exercise/fitness walking- and certainly NOT for running. There is no support, and virtually NO padding. It may say “cloud foam” but there is more padding in my flip flops than these shoes. If you can get a pair for a good price, and just want them for the look then go for it, but I would not recommend wearing/walking in them for long periods of time.
I loved these shoes when I got them. They are true to size and very comfortable. I walk about 15 miles a week (taking my son to and from school), and my feet don’t hurt at all when wearing them. However, I’ve only had these shoes for a month, and the soles are almost completely worn at the ball of my foot. I am not doing any strenuous running or climbing with them, and I only walk on paved roads. I feel like they will be completely unwearable in the next few weeks. So I payed $50 for 6 weeks of wear…
I have the same pair that I purchased from a store. These were not the same quality and fit much more narrow. Wondering if these are actually a knock off as they also had a weird generic tag. I’m returning them but couldn’t get an answer as to whether these were fakes or not.