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On Cloudflow Running Trainers (Sizes 6.5 - 13.5)

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Posted 4 April 2024

On Cloudflow Running Trainers (Sizes 6.5 - 13.5)

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Light, fast and fully cushioned. Take on training and racing in complete comfort.

No-compromise comfort
The Cloudflow makes elite-level technology accessible to any runner. CloudTec® in ultralight Helion™ superfoam combines for a fast, responsive feeling with fully cushioned road protection. The engineered mesh upper offers a reassuringly secure fit whether you're training or racing.

Made for more, with less
The re-engineered upper creates a more streamlined look for seamless comfort. Not only is it stylish, but it's good for the planet too – using 70% recycled polyester. Carefully positioned rubber grip traction pads mean turning tight corners just got easier at high speeds.

Shortcut to runner's high
Developed with elite athletes, the third-gen Cloudflow can do it all and is faster than ever. The explosive Speedboard® loads every stride with spring-like energy. It's engineered for high speeds and maximum comfort whether you're crushing a 5K or a marathon.

Features

Weight: 238g
Speedboard® shaped for high speeds
Re-engineered upper for seamless comfort
Grip rubber and traction pattern for enhanced grip
Ultralight Helion™ superfoam combines speed with comfort
The heel cap fit is now even more precise
Evolved CloudTec® outsole for optimal performance

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4th Apr
Quite difficult to run in them, stones always get stuck...I have a pair and only use them for walking, bought other bramd for running.
4th Apr
That’s what’s the shoe is for. I am a regular runner and light road running is usually 5k or less. Get educated on running before determining whether or not these shoes are good or bad.

Their other shoe, cloudmonster are among the best you can get. That said how good a shoe is for an individual really can be influenced by the gait of a runner.
4th Apr
Do they have a good return policy?
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4th Apr
Some info here -

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For returns, please enter your order number (R***) and the email address you used to place the order. To return an exchanged order, enter the exchange order number (SO***) provided to you by email.

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7th Apr
If you are into running then Hoka are much better. These on running trainers are just a fashion trend, they look good but that's it
4th Apr
Shockers those
4th Apr
just back from holiday in Paris and noticed a lot of people were wearing them and French are generally well dressed compared to here lol
5th Apr
Same here there were loads in Disney (me included) they are great for lots of walking, so cushioned, I got mine for treadmill running a month or so ago, but decided to take them as a back up pair. I ended up using them everyday, so glad I took them.
Mine are the cloud flyer 4’s.
4th Apr
I've yet to see anyone but drug dealers or wannabe drug dealers wearing these. At least the scallies round here are fashion forward I guess. Intrigued to to look into the brand though, don't dispute they might be good.
5th Apr
Yeah it's followed that usual trend with them of "expensive = good" despite their looks.
5th Apr
I got a pair of this line a couple of months back when they were more expensive but had no regret, they feel good outside and on treadmills. Loving them, just making sure every time they are not covered by a splash of dirt or dog poos lol
5th Apr
Did you buy your usual size?
4th Apr
Not latest gen for those wondering.
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4th Apr
Not seen the 4s on offer yet - they seem to be holding strong at the £140-150 mark

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4th Apr
A few of their models on sale - any recommendations for a pair for multipurpose gym/bit of racket sports etc? (edited)
Author
4th Apr
Maybe the X3’s?

on.com/en-…298
4th Apr
Anyone know if OC5 are newer ones? Want those but they’re around £130 atm
5th Apr
Does anyone know if you should get ½, 1 size up or your regular size? I know most people for running get a size up so just seeing if anyone has experience with On as they say “true to size”
5th Apr
I normally get same size but last time they fitted a bit small so I've gone up half a size when ordering this time.
5th Apr
Oogly
5th Apr
I have had On, North Face, Asics, Adidas running/walking trainers and found these the worst. I understand about running gait and I get through trainers pretty sharpish but these lasted about 3 months. My North Face are still going after nearly a year.
1 m ago
Now £91