adidas$145
Terrex Agravic 4
A Lightstrike trail trainer with Continental rubber for everyday off-road mileage.
Recorded uses: Everyday runs · Information checked 2026-09-14.
OnOriginal price $160. Sale price $125.
Cloudvista 2
A firm, rockered option for roads, gravel and straightforward trails, with a secure upper and a smooth heel-to-toe transition.
Sale US price · 2026-09-20. Before tax and shipping. Black/Black men's US listing; selected last-season sale, originally $160. Available sizes vary.
The shoe at a glance.
The Cloudvista 2 works best on routes that mix pavement, gravel and straightforward trails, where its firm cushioning and smooth heel-to-toe roll can settle into a steady rhythm. A secure upper and nylon Speedboard support that mixed-route purpose without requiring a carbon plate. The tread is less suited to deep mud or slippery technical ground, and the thin tongue can allow uncomfortable lace pressure. Its generally true-to-size length and medium-to-narrow fit make comfortable lace tension and adequate toe space the key checks before heading out.
Pros and cons
Our summary of published testing and reviewer impressions. Checked 2026-10-03.
Pros
- A stable platform for flatter trails.
- Durability is improved over the previous version.
- Useful for hiking and walking as well as running.
Cons
- The firm cushioning provides little rebound.
- The tongue offers limited padding.
A closer look
Where it fits in your running
Recorded uses: everyday runs. Designed for trail running.
Recorded terrain: mixed trails.
Cushioning and ride
Independent testing found a smooth rolling transition, particularly for midfoot landings. It suits runners who prefer a firm, controlled platform on easier terrain.
Our editorial ride category: firm.
Fit and sizing
On lists true-to-size length. The fit suits medium-to-narrow feet; keep the laces comfortable across the thin tongue.
Recorded widths: standard.
Standard width is verified for this model. A wide option was not verified.
Men’s listing; widths and linked price apply to the recorded product range. Check your size and stock at the retailer. An offered width does not guarantee personal fit.
Before you choose
The thin tongue can create lace pressure, and the tread is better suited to dry, simpler trails than deep mud or slippery technical routes.
Manufacturer specifications
Specifications from the brand’s product information.
- Listed weight
- 305 g
- Heel-to-toe drop
- 6 mm
- Heel stack height
- Not verified
- Plate
- Other performance plate / rods
- Support
- Neutral
- Recorded product range
- Men’s
- Widths offered
- Standard
Source: On product page . Listed weights may refer to different reference sizes.
Follow the evidence.
Information checked 2026-09-20. Ride and fit descriptions use brand information and published reviews where available; matching categories are our editorial interpretation.
- On product details Official identity, intended use and listed specifications. The linked market may differ from the US.
- US price and buying options Black/Black men's US listing; selected last-season sale, originally $160. Available sizes vary.
On describes its two-prong Speedboard as aiding rebound. Fleet Feet identifies the material as nylon, so it is classified as a non-carbon performance plate: source
Know what sits behind the advice.
Product information and editorial guidance help you compare. Catalog details checked 2026-09-20.
From the manufacturer
Identity, intended use, offered widths, and listed specifications. We label these as brand figures; reference sizes can differ.
Read On’s specificationsFit and ride notes
Brand information and published reviews inform the descriptions of comfort, fit, and ride. Use these notes to choose pairs to try; your experience can differ.
Our matching categories
Ride labels and recommendation rules are editorial interpretations of the recorded sources. They describe catalog matches and cannot guarantee personal fit.
How the finder choosesA missing specification means “not verified,” not zero. Price and availability need a fresh check at the retailer.
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These share a recorded surface and catalog category. Shared running uses guide the order; personal fit and performance are not guaranteed.
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Recorded uses: Everyday runs · Information checked 2026-09-14.