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Men's Cloud Wanderer V2 vs FitVille Rebound Core

Both are wide-fit comfort shoes with 2E and 4E widths, but they solve different problems. The Cloud Wanderer V2 is the softer, lighter walking shoe with a 5cm EVA stack; the Rebound Core is the firmer, more structured shoe with a dual-density sole and heel guard. No prices were provided for either shoe, so compare them at checkout on Deal.ai.

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Men's Cloud Wanderer V2

Men's Cloud Wanderer V2

4.7· 213 ratings

Choose the Cloud Wanderer V2 if you want maximum cushioning for long days on your feet and a roomy toe box at a light 313.5 grams.

Pros
  • Very light for a 5cm stack
  • Wide and extra-wide widths up to 4E
  • High 4.7 rating across 213 reviews
  • Soft, roomy fit for bunions
Cons
  • No heel guard or arch-specific support
  • Not waterproof
  • Soft EVA can compress over time
FitVille
FitVille Rebound Core

FitVille Rebound Core

What separates them

Men's Cloud Wanderer V2FitVille Rebound Core
MidsoleSingle-density EVA, 5cm thickDual-density EVA with TPU PropelCore
WeightAbout 313.5 g in US size 9Not stated; dual-density build is heavier
Heel supportPadded collar onlyErgoFit heel guard with shock pads
UpperAir mesh with PUArtificial suede and mesh
Cushioning feelSoft and high reboundFirmer, more supportive
Targeted foot conditionsBunions and sensitive toes via wide toe boxPlantar fasciitis, flat feet, hammertoes
OutsoleRubber with slip-resistant patternRigid non-slip rubber
Ratings

Price history

$43.00$36.34
Oct 31Nov 4
  • Men's Cloud Wanderer V2: lowest $38.90 on Oct 31 at FitVille.
  • FitVille Rebound Core: lowest $36.34 on Oct 31 at eBay; $43.00 on Nov 4.

Prices at every store

Men's Cloud Wanderer V2

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FitVille Rebound Core

  • WalmartNew

    In stockSold by FitVille OfficialReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.

    $69.89Free shippingVerified
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  • PoshmarkPre-owned

    Availability unknown

    $39.00+ $6.49 shippingObserved at 1:15 AM
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  • eBayNew

    Availability unknownSold by livingwaterscog

    $43.00+ $10.50 shippingObserved at 1:15 AM
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  • AmazonNew

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    $69.89Free shippingObserved at 1:15 AM
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Specs compared

SpecMen's Cloud Wanderer V2FitVille Rebound Core
Outsole materialRubberRubber
Upper materialAir MeshArtificial Suede and Mesh
WeightApproximately 313.5 grams (based on a US size 9)—
WidthWide/2E and Extra Wide/4E—
UpperMesh + PU—
InsoleHigh-density rebound insoles offering cushionin…—
MidsoleAdvanced EVA midsoles provides better support.—
OutsoleHigh rebound EVA foam with slip-resistant patte…—
Sole thickness5cm EVA—
Closure typeLace-Up—

What reviewers say

Men's Cloud Wanderer V2

Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 213 ratings. Owners mainly praise the wide fit, comfort and stability, and many wear them with orthotics.

Pros
  • Accommodates wide feet and orthotics
  • Supportive and stable
  • Very comfortable for long days
  • Looks good and holds up well
Cons
  • Not waterproof
  • Tall sole takes getting used to

FitVille Rebound Core

Rated 4.4 out of 5 from 667 ratings. Owners with wide feet and plantar fasciitis most often praise the roomy toe box and cushioning. Complaints tend to focus on durability and sizing.

Pros
  • Relief for wide feet and bunions
  • Comfortable cushioning for long days

Questions and answers

Which is better for plantar fasciitis?
The Rebound Core. Its dual-density PropelCore sole and heel guard are built for arch support and heel pain. The Cloud Wanderer V2 is cushioned but has no targeted arch structure.
Which is better for bunions?
Both offer 4E width and a wide toe box. The Cloud Wanderer V2 is softer and lighter, which many bunion wearers prefer for all-day wear.
Which is lighter?
The Cloud Wanderer V2, at about 313.5 grams in US size 9. FitVille does not list a weight for the Rebound Core, but its dual-density sole and heel guard add bulk.
Can I use custom orthotics in either?
FitVille says the Rebound Core accommodates custom insoles. The Cloud Wanderer V2 has a high-density rebound insole, but removal is not stated.
Is the Rebound Core worth the extra?
No prices were provided for either shoe, so check current prices on Deal.ai. If you need arch support and heel stability, the Rebound Core's structure justifies a premium.

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4.4· 667 ratings
$43.00at eBayObserved at 1:15 AM
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Choose the Rebound Core if you want firmer arch support, a stabilizing heel guard and a shoe aimed at plantar fasciitis and heel pain.

Pros
  • Dual-density sole with TPU for arch support
  • Heel guard and shock pads for heel and knee pain
  • Removable insole fits custom orthotics
  • Large review base of 667 ratings
Cons
  • Heavier than the Cloud Wanderer
  • Firmer ride may feel stiff to some
  • Lower 4.4 rating
4.7 from 213 ratings
4.4 from 667 ratings
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WaterproofNo—
SeasonSummer—
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SpecMen's Cloud Wanderer V2FitVille Rebound Core
Available widths—Wide/2E & Extra Wide/4E
Midsole material—Dual Density EVA and TPU
Heel support—ErgoFit™ Heel Guard
Sole technology—Tailoring Sole Comfort+™
Custom insole fit—accommodate custom insoles
shoe_size—10 X-Wide
color—Purple
actual_color—Light Purple
Easy to fit orthotics inside
Cons
  • Cushioning wears down over time
  • Sizing runs inconsistent between widths
  • Upper can feel warm