Both sneakers have rubber outsoles, classic Three Stripes branding along the sides and gold foil or embossed branding.
Here are a few ways in which the silhouettes differ:
- Both use real suede or leather, but the Gazelle’s thinner sole and tongue make it feel more agile, while the Campus’ thick tongue and heel counter provide extra support and cushioning.
- The Gazelle is lighter and more flexible, making it ideal for all-day wear and for those who prefer a minimalist feel.
- Since the Campus is heavier and more padded, it tends to offer superior comfort for longer walks and a more secure fit, especially around the heel counter.
- The adidas Campus 00s are built for skater style, so they have a more generous fit, whereas the Gazelle is more narrow and streamlined.
Both shoes are impressively durable and resistant to wear, especially at the toebox, earning top marks from wearers for longevity. The bottom line, though, is if you want something chunky and bold, go for the Campus 00s. If you prefer sleek and vintage, the Gazelle is your move.