Short answer
The Adidas Cloudfoam Pure 2.0 is a hallmark of the athleisure movement, utilizing a breathable Primegreen recycled knit and a plush Cloudfoam EVA midsole to deliver a lightweight walking experience. True to size; order your regular sneaker size. Width: Standard (D) width; accommodates average foot shapes comfortably.
Runs true to size
Cross-sizing: what size to buy
Find a shoe you already own and read across to the Adidas Cloudfoam Pure 2.0 size to buy.
| Reference Shoe | US | EU | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Your usual | Buy | Your usual | Buy | |
| Nike Air Force 1 | 10 | 10.5 | 44 | 44.5 |
| Adidas Samba OG | 10 | 10 | 44 | 44 |
| Nike Tanjun | 10 | 10.5 | 44 | 44.5 |
| Skechers GoWalk | 10 | 10 | 44 | 44 |
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Nike Air Force 1
Your usual Buy US 10 10.5 EU 44 44.5 -
Adidas Samba OG
Your usual Buy US 10 10 EU 44 44 -
Nike Tanjun
Your usual Buy US 10 10.5 EU 44 44.5 -
Skechers GoWalk
Your usual Buy US 10 10 EU 44 44
Fit Notes
- Nike Air Force 1
- The Nike Air Force 1 runs notoriously large and features a high-volume leather construction. In contrast, the Cloudfoam Pure 2.0 utilizes a snug, compression-style knit. To match the internal volume of a US 10 AF1, users must size up to a 10.5 in the Adidas model to avoid an uncomfortably tight experience.
- Adidas Samba OG
- The Samba OG is built on a narrow soccer last with restrictive leather. While both shoes share Adidas' branding, the Cloudfoam Pure 2.0 offers significantly more lateral stretch and volume due to its flexible knit upper. You can stick to your standard size for a much more forgiving fit than the Samba.
- Nike Tanjun
- Both shoes target the same casual walking demographic with mesh constructions. While the linear length is nearly identical, the fixed-tongue design of the Cloudfoam Pure 2.0 makes it feel more 'enclosed' than the Tanjun. Sizing up by 0.5 ensures a better fit and easier entry compared to the Nike performance standard.
- Skechers GoWalk
- Both models prioritize a relaxed, cushioned walking experience. While the Skechers may offer more structural arch support, the Adidas Cloudfoam Pure 2.0 provides a more secure, locked-in feel in the same size due to the sock-like collar.
Sizing FAQ
Does the Adidas Cloudfoam Pure 2.0 run true to size?
Statistical data indicates that 80% of users find the shoe to be True to Size (TTS) in linear length. However, a lack of vertical space in the toe box can cause the mesh to press down on toenails, leading approximately 20% of users to size up by 0.5 for a more relaxed fit.
Is the Adidas Cloudfoam Pure 2.0 good for wide feet?
The shoe accommodates regular to wide feet well because the Primegreen knit upper is highly elastic and allows for lateral expansion. However, users with 'truly wide' feet (E width or higher) may struggle with the fixed, non-removable tongue, which creates a narrow bottleneck at the entry point. For these users, sizing up is mandatory to successfully get the foot into the shoe.
How is the arch support on the Adidas Cloudfoam Pure 2.0?
The shoe provides 'minimal to moderate' arch support. While the Cloudfoam memory foam insole initially molds to the wearer's arch, the shoe lacks a rigid midsole shank or structural bracing. It is extremely flexible and can be easily twisted, making it unsuitable for those with significant overpronation or flat feet who require medical-grade stability.
Specs & Sizing
| Weight | 320 g |
|---|---|
| Retail price | $75 |
| Price on Amazon | $38 - $53 |
| Release year | 2022 |
| Upper | Breathable lightweight mesh with synthetic overlays and elastic laces |
| Midsole | Full-length Cloudfoam EVA compound for soft, impact-absorbing cushioning |
| Outsole | Flexible rubber outsole optimized for indoor and dry pavement traction |
| Technologies | Cloudfoam cushioning, Elastic lacing system |
| Fit & sizing | True to size; order your regular sneaker size |