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Cloudflyer Running Shoe - Men's

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Why We Like The On Running Cloudflyer Running Shoe

Whether you're new to the running scene or you just appreciate a lightweight, comfortable shoe, the On Running Men's Cloudflyer Running Shoe will help you pick up the pace. These comfortable and supportive running shoes suit runners who tend to overpronate, with CloudTec cushioning to absorb impact and keep you moving. The star lacing system lets you dial in a snug, precise fit, and the rubber outsoles help keep you upright on slick sidewalks after a rainstorm.

Details

Lightweight running shoes built for speed
Mesh upper breathes well to keep you comfortable
Ultralight Zero-Gravity foam absorbs shock without the weight
Wider Cloud elements provide a larger surface area for stability
Star lacing system lets you dial in a precise fit
Memory foam footbed enhances comfort and snug feel
V-molded heel cap provides stable ankle tracking
Rubber outsoles hold traction on slick sidewalks
Item #ONFB02E

Upper Material: mesh
Lining: sockliner
Closure: lace
Footbed: memory foam
Midsole: EVA, Zero-Gravity foam
Sole: rubber
Support Type: stability
Cushion: maximum
Heel / Forefoot Height: [heel] 28mm, [forefoot] 21mm
Drop: 7mm
Claimed Weight: 9oz
Manufacturer Warranty: 1 year

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4 based on 1 ratings

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Tamara SGearhead

4 out of 5 stars

June 6, 2022

my first pair of ON shoes

Familiarity:: I've used it several times

I just got these as I wanted to try something new. It took about a week or so, for my foot to get used to the insole on these, as the arch was a little different than I am used to. The shoes tend to squeak a little, but not enough that it is annoying. So far only doing about 4-5 mile runs on them.