Stylish, lightweight and cushioned, the On Cloudsurfer gives you a smooth ride to roll through the miles. This shoe is a complete reboot of the On Cloudsurfer. New CloudTecreg Phase midsole technology gives you active cushioning that compresses and springs you forward. It collapses in a domino-like sequence to deliver cushion and a gentle heel-to-toe transition. On uses a midsole that consists of a Heliontrade Superfoam in an entirely new construction based on computer-optimized FEA engineering. Designers then eliminated the Speedboardreg present in many of their other shoes to make the Cloudsurfer lighter, give you a more cushioned feel and reduce the chance of catching stones during your run. Super lightweight, this shoe can be used for walking, running and speedwork. Plus, lightweight rubber pads on the outsole give you durable traction in all conditions. The upper gives you a plush step-in feel with a breathable engineered mesh. On continues their efforts to make their shoes more sustainable by eliminating plastic overlays, while 30 of the shoe is made from recycled materials and uses dope dye technology that saves significant water in the dying process. Feel like you are running on clouds in the On Cloudsurfer.
Stylish, lightweight and cushioned, the On Cloudsurfer gives you a smooth ride to roll through the miles. This shoe is a complete reboot of the On Cloudsurfer. New CloudTecreg Phase midsole technology gives you active cushioning that compresses and springs you forward. It collapses in a domino-like sequence to deliver cushion and a gentle heel-to-toe transition. On uses a midsole that consists of a Heliontrade Superfoam in an entirely new construction based on computer-optimized FEA engineering. Designers then eliminated the Speedboardreg present in many of their other shoes to make the Cloudsurfer lighter, give you a more cushioned feel and reduce the chance of catching stones during your run. Super lightweight, this shoe can be used for walking, running and speedwork. Plus, lightweight rubber pads on the outsole give you durable traction in all conditions. The upper gives you a plush step-in feel with a breathable engineered mesh. On continues their efforts to make their shoes more sustainable by eliminating plastic overlays, while 30 of the shoe is made from recycled materials and uses dope dye technology that saves significant water in the dying process. Feel like you are running on clouds in the On Cloudsurfer.
Stylish, lightweight and cushioned, the On Cloudsurfer gives you a smooth ride to roll through the miles. This shoe is a complete reboot of the On Cloudsurfer. New CloudTecreg Phase midsole technology gives you active cushioning that compresses and springs you forward. It collapses in a domino-like sequence to deliver cushion and a gentle heel-to-toe transition. On uses a midsole that consists of a Heliontrade Superfoam in an entirely new construction based on computer-optimized FEA engineering. Designers then eliminated the Speedboardreg present in many of their other shoes to make the Cloudsurfer lighter, give you a more cushioned feel and reduce the chance of catching stones during your run. Super lightweight, this shoe can be used for walking, running and speedwork. Plus, lightweight rubber pads on the outsole give you durable traction in all conditions. The upper gives you a plush step-in feel with a breathable engineered mesh. On continues their efforts to make their shoes more sustainable by eliminating plastic overlays, while 30 of the shoe is made from recycled materials and uses dope dye technology that saves significant water in the dying process. Feel like you are running on clouds in the On Cloudsurfer.
Stylish, lightweight and cushioned, the On Cloudsurfer gives you a smooth ride to roll through the miles. This shoe is a complete reboot of the On Cloudsurfer. New CloudTecreg Phase midsole technology gives you active cushioning that compresses and springs you forward. It collapses in a domino-like sequence to deliver cushion and a gentle heel-to-toe transition. On uses a midsole that consists of a Heliontrade Superfoam in an entirely new construction based on computer-optimized FEA engineering. Designers then eliminated the Speedboardreg present in many of their other shoes to make the Cloudsurfer lighter, give you a more cushioned feel and reduce the chance of catching stones during your run. Super lightweight, this shoe can be used for walking, running and speedwork. Plus, lightweight rubber pads on the outsole give you durable traction in all conditions. The upper gives you a plush step-in feel with a breathable engineered mesh. On continues their efforts to make their shoes more sustainable by eliminating plastic overlays, while 30 of the shoe is made from recycled materials and uses dope dye technology that saves significant water in the dying process. Feel like you are running on clouds in the On Cloudsurfer.
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On Running | Cloudsurfer | Men's | Auburn/Frost Auburn/Frost / D (REGULAR) / 12
Delivery between 13–15 Apr $84.67
Mens On Running Cloudsurfer 7 Auburn / Frost / US 12
Free delivery between 13–21 Apr
On Running Cloudsurfer Auburn Frost
Delivery $34.95
originally posted on REI
Fit - The shoe has a really nice fit. I have a narrow heel and a wider forefoot. Even with the blue superfeet in the shoe, I had enough heel cup not to have any lift/slip. The lace box was well-designed so that there were no pressure points or constrictions. It has a really even and smart support from the laces. The toe box was just perfect in terms of being roomy, but not too much. The shoe is really breathable as well.Design - I like the orange, but the white soles stood no defense to getting dirty very quickly. The shoe is incredibly lightweight. I wasn’t sure the white ribbon on top of the lace box was really needed. It was neither functional or overly aesthetic and seemed to kind of get in the way. The one thing about the design is the angular supports in the ... MoreFit - The shoe has a really nice fit. I have a narrow heel and a wider forefoot. Even with the blue superfeet in the shoe, I had enough heel cup not to have any lift/slip. The lace box was well-designed so that there were no pressure points or constrictions. It has a really even and smart support from the laces. The toe box was just perfect in terms of being roomy, but not too much. The shoe is really breathable as well.Design - I like the orange, but the white soles stood no defense to getting dirty very quickly. The shoe is incredibly lightweight. I wasn’t sure the white ribbon on top of the lace box was really needed. It was neither functional or overly aesthetic and seemed to kind of get in the way. The one thing about the design is the angular supports in the sole have me wondering if it will last as long as other running shoes.Performance - Overall very good. Naturally a pavement/street shoe first, but also performed exceptionally well on hardback dirt/gravel. Off pavement, I noticed the tread was solid, and the shoe was very stable due to the lateral geometry of the sole (no wobble transferred to the ankle etc). The only negative I experienced was when running on steep declines, the shoe seemed to have a very hard strike when landing (compared to the other shoes I run in.) Hard enough that it was uncomfortable and I found myself making modifications to my running/form when in such a situation.What I Love- Laces, fit, weight.Concerns- longevity/miles before replacing. Steep declines.Overall - great shoe for pavement first running/fitness.
originally posted on fleetfeet.com
I bought these in May 2023. LOVED THEM. . and then August came along with only 200kms, and NON-STOP squeaking! Squeaking when I walked, squeaking when I ran, squeaking in MY sleep. The most annoying thing ever. Searched the internet, and SEVERAL posts about the squeaking sound that other runners have experienced. Followed several of the recommendations, but to no avail. Wrote to On Customer Service, apparently their solution. . baby powder. Yes, a pair of $160 running shoes need baby powder!Again, LOVED these shoes. . but with the non-stop squeaking. . the On Cloudsurfers are relegated to the back of my closet, and eventually to thrift shop.
originally posted on REI
The cloudsurfer name really says it all... these shoes feel almost like there's nothing there. Almost. I'll come back to that.The cushiony sole is really a wonder, and I say that completely seriously and without a hint of sarcasm. Seriously. Having worn running shoes for decades, my expectations for new shoes are, admittedly, quite low. I never go into the shoe-wearing experience with anything other than grim acceptance of the reality that I must wear shoes, so hopefully they can look decent and feel okay too. These shoes do more than that. Style-wise, they are a bit loud for my normal taste, but I actually didn't hate that aspect after wearing them. Comfort-wise, they are really impressive. It is not often that you start wearing shoes and find that you are ... MoreThe cloudsurfer name really says it all... these shoes feel almost like there's nothing there. Almost. I'll come back to that.The cushiony sole is really a wonder, and I say that completely seriously and without a hint of sarcasm. Seriously. Having worn running shoes for decades, my expectations for new shoes are, admittedly, quite low. I never go into the shoe-wearing experience with anything other than grim acceptance of the reality that I must wear shoes, so hopefully they can look decent and feel okay too. These shoes do more than that. Style-wise, they are a bit loud for my normal taste, but I actually didn't hate that aspect after wearing them. Comfort-wise, they are really impressive. It is not often that you start wearing shoes and find that you are smiling because the simple act of walking around just feels, different. The rounded sole rolls forward and almost springs you into your next step, while the unbelievably soft cushion just feels nice. Really nice.The one gripe I have is that the front of the shoe around the widest part of my foot feels a bit tight. I don't normally wear wide shoes, but I think I would need to in this brand or to go up another half or whole size as I just had a bit too much pressure. Admittedly, the pinching feeling fades while I am wearing them, so it is not an absolute deal-breaker, just a word of warning if buying online (and chances are that you are since you are reading reviews online) that you might want to go up a bit in size.I've now worn these for walks around the neighborhood, a bit of running, and some light hiking on a paved trail and I have found them really wonderful for all of the above.Overall, I really enjoy wearing these shoes and would recommend them if you are looking for really supportive and cushiony shoes.
| Cushioning | plush |
| Road running style | neutral |
| Lacing | standard |
| Heel to toe drop | 10mm |
On Running | Cloudsurfer | Men's | Auburn/Frost Auburn/Frost / D (REGULAR) / 12
Delivery between 13–15 Apr $84.67
Mens On Running Cloudsurfer 7 Auburn / Frost / US 12
Free delivery between 13–21 Apr
On Running Cloudsurfer Auburn Frost
Delivery $34.95
Fit - The shoe has a really nice fit. I have a narrow heel and a wider forefoot. Even with the blue superfeet in the shoe, I had enough heel cup not to have any lift/slip. The lace box was well-designed so that there were no pressure points or constrictions. It has a really even and smart support from the laces. The toe box was just perfect in terms of being roomy, but not too much. The shoe is really breathable as well.Design - I like the orange, but the white soles stood no defense to getting dirty very quickly. The shoe is incredibly lightweight. I wasn’t sure the white ribbon on top of the lace box was really needed. It was neither functional or overly aesthetic and seemed to kind of get in the way. The one thing about the design is the angular supports in the ... MoreFit - The shoe has a really nice fit. I have a narrow heel and a wider forefoot. Even with the blue superfeet in the shoe, I had enough heel cup not to have any lift/slip. The lace box was well-designed so that there were no pressure points or constrictions. It has a really even and smart support from the laces. The toe box was just perfect in terms of being roomy, but not too much. The shoe is really breathable as well.Design - I like the orange, but the white soles stood no defense to getting dirty very quickly. The shoe is incredibly lightweight. I wasn’t sure the white ribbon on top of the lace box was really needed. It was neither functional or overly aesthetic and seemed to kind of get in the way. The one thing about the design is the angular supports in the sole have me wondering if it will last as long as other running shoes.Performance - Overall very good. Naturally a pavement/street shoe first, but also performed exceptionally well on hardback dirt/gravel. Off pavement, I noticed the tread was solid, and the shoe was very stable due to the lateral geometry of the sole (no wobble transferred to the ankle etc). The only negative I experienced was when running on steep declines, the shoe seemed to have a very hard strike when landing (compared to the other shoes I run in.) Hard enough that it was uncomfortable and I found myself making modifications to my running/form when in such a situation.What I Love- Laces, fit, weight.Concerns- longevity/miles before replacing. Steep declines.Overall - great shoe for pavement first running/fitness.
I bought these in May 2023. LOVED THEM. . and then August came along with only 200kms, and NON-STOP squeaking! Squeaking when I walked, squeaking when I ran, squeaking in MY sleep. The most annoying thing ever. Searched the internet, and SEVERAL posts about the squeaking sound that other runners have experienced. Followed several of the recommendations, but to no avail. Wrote to On Customer Service, apparently their solution. . baby powder. Yes, a pair of $160 running shoes need baby powder!Again, LOVED these shoes. . but with the non-stop squeaking. . the On Cloudsurfers are relegated to the back of my closet, and eventually to thrift shop.
The cloudsurfer name really says it all... these shoes feel almost like there's nothing there. Almost. I'll come back to that.The cushiony sole is really a wonder, and I say that completely seriously and without a hint of sarcasm. Seriously. Having worn running shoes for decades, my expectations for new shoes are, admittedly, quite low. I never go into the shoe-wearing experience with anything other than grim acceptance of the reality that I must wear shoes, so hopefully they can look decent and feel okay too. These shoes do more than that. Style-wise, they are a bit loud for my normal taste, but I actually didn't hate that aspect after wearing them. Comfort-wise, they are really impressive. It is not often that you start wearing shoes and find that you are ... MoreThe cloudsurfer name really says it all... these shoes feel almost like there's nothing there. Almost. I'll come back to that.The cushiony sole is really a wonder, and I say that completely seriously and without a hint of sarcasm. Seriously. Having worn running shoes for decades, my expectations for new shoes are, admittedly, quite low. I never go into the shoe-wearing experience with anything other than grim acceptance of the reality that I must wear shoes, so hopefully they can look decent and feel okay too. These shoes do more than that. Style-wise, they are a bit loud for my normal taste, but I actually didn't hate that aspect after wearing them. Comfort-wise, they are really impressive. It is not often that you start wearing shoes and find that you are smiling because the simple act of walking around just feels, different. The rounded sole rolls forward and almost springs you into your next step, while the unbelievably soft cushion just feels nice. Really nice.The one gripe I have is that the front of the shoe around the widest part of my foot feels a bit tight. I don't normally wear wide shoes, but I think I would need to in this brand or to go up another half or whole size as I just had a bit too much pressure. Admittedly, the pinching feeling fades while I am wearing them, so it is not an absolute deal-breaker, just a word of warning if buying online (and chances are that you are since you are reading reviews online) that you might want to go up a bit in size.I've now worn these for walks around the neighborhood, a bit of running, and some light hiking on a paved trail and I have found them really wonderful for all of the above.Overall, I really enjoy wearing these shoes and would recommend them if you are looking for really supportive and cushiony shoes.
I am on my second pair of these Cloud surfers for use as RUNNING SHOES. I cannot believe how many reviewers use these for activities other than running then complain about them. I've worn my first pair for about a year now, I mostly trail run and wanted a shoe that had good cushion for road running. I also tried several different Sauconys and Hokas, nothing compared to the feel of these shoes for me. I even did back-to-back mile loops with these and Saucony guide 17 and ultra-cushion Topos, and it wasn't even close. These do make my runs feel like I'm floating. I've run a half marathon in these and I'm not sure I would run much longer than that I'm these Cloud surfers, but for anything between a mile and 13 miles these are perfect for me. I'm 61, 5"10' 165lbs, run ... MoreI am on my second pair of these Cloud surfers for use as RUNNING SHOES. I cannot believe how many reviewers use these for activities other than running then complain about them. I've worn my first pair for about a year now, I mostly trail run and wanted a shoe that had good cushion for road running. I also tried several different Sauconys and Hokas, nothing compared to the feel of these shoes for me. I even did back-to-back mile loops with these and Saucony guide 17 and ultra-cushion Topos, and it wasn't even close. These do make my runs feel like I'm floating. I've run a half marathon in these and I'm not sure I would run much longer than that I'm these Cloud surfers, but for anything between a mile and 13 miles these are perfect for me. I'm 61, 5"10' 165lbs, run typically 8-8:30 min mile pace but tempo work in the 6-7 min/mile.range and these feel plenty fast for those workouts. If you weigh over 200 lbs I could see perhaps these starting to feel too squishy, but for me the cushion/suspension on these is sublime, and in fact feels softer with lots of bounce than any of the ultra-cushion shoes I've tried recently, and these don't feel "over-cushioned" I will say I've tried these at CrossFit and for weight-bearing workouts they do have too much cushion and become a bit unstable (but these are running shoes not crossfit shoes! ON has other models that work better for weights and CrossFit type activities). There is a V2 they just came out with but I have not tried those yet. Also the only time either pair have ever "squeaked " was when they got wet. Once they dried it stopped. My guess is when water gets inside those cushion holes in the soles it allows a squeak when they compress and the oval opening flattens and bottoms out.
I've had several pairs of On Running shoes that started developing an annoying squeak after several months. I've found a trick to eliminating the squeak and wanted to share it with you all! The squeak seems to be coming from the 'holes' or 'spaces' in th sole, especially in the heal and mid-foot areas. The rubber/foam in those spaces will start to rub against itself with each step, which causes the squeak. The fix I found is to use skinny strips sand paper (I used 100grit, but 80 should also work):1. Cut a skinny strip of sand paper that's 2x the width F the shoe.2. fold sandpaper in half, lengthwise.3. stick the sandpaper in each hole, from heal mid-foot so it sticks through to the other side. (Some of the holes may ot go all the way through the width of the ... MoreI've had several pairs of On Running shoes that started developing an annoying squeak after several months. I've found a trick to eliminating the squeak and wanted to share it with you all! The squeak seems to be coming from the 'holes' or 'spaces' in th sole, especially in the heal and mid-foot areas. The rubber/foam in those spaces will start to rub against itself with each step, which causes the squeak. The fix I found is to use skinny strips sand paper (I used 100grit, but 80 should also work):1. Cut a skinny strip of sand paper that's 2x the width F the shoe.2. fold sandpaper in half, lengthwise.3. stick the sandpaper in each hole, from heal mid-foot so it sticks through to the other side. (Some of the holes may ot go all the way through the width of the shoe, but stick it in as far as it will go)4. Rub (or floss) the sandpaper back and forth to scuff up the inside of each pod. I did it about 10 times for each hole. This works by roughing up the inside of each hole so that when it rubs together, not smooth enough to squeak. I've done this with my Cloud5 and CloudVista. It's been several weeks with no squeak. Hopefully it helps your squeaks
This is a plush shoe, so I can understand that some (most from what I see) people like it. It just does not fit my type of running.Fit: I usually wear 9.5 in other brands but 9 with ON shoes. This one is tight in a 9, so I would say it is true to size but smallish for ON.I used it for two runs before deciding it is not for me. The first one was a rather fast (4:45 min/km) 12 km run on a multi-surface course. I rapidly noticed that the midsole compresses a lot, especially when the foot does not land straight: i.e. when the weight is not absorbed by the full midsole but by a section on the side. This makes attacking curves difficult. Adherence was good on asphalt but the shoe became dangerously slippery on rock dust. I also noticed some calf pain after that: the ... MoreThis is a plush shoe, so I can understand that some (most from what I see) people like it. It just does not fit my type of running.Fit: I usually wear 9.5 in other brands but 9 with ON shoes. This one is tight in a 9, so I would say it is true to size but smallish for ON.I used it for two runs before deciding it is not for me. The first one was a rather fast (4:45 min/km) 12 km run on a multi-surface course. I rapidly noticed that the midsole compresses a lot, especially when the foot does not land straight: i.e. when the weight is not absorbed by the full midsole but by a section on the side. This makes attacking curves difficult. Adherence was good on asphalt but the shoe became dangerously slippery on rock dust. I also noticed some calf pain after that: the softness of the midsole makes calf muscles work. Second run (two days later) was a slowish (5:30 min/km) 12 km run on asphalt. The course has a long inclined curve. Negotiating this with the soft midsole became a balance exercise. At the end of this run, my calves hurt so much that walking was difficult.I would say this shoe is for people who are looking for comfi short runs on asphalt. I would not recommend it for people looking to push themselves: tough training or competition.
Premium-feeling shoe with excellent construction, a very comfortable heel counter, solid lockdown with the lacing system. On foot, the shoes are insanely comfortable - going from Hoka Carbon X and Rincons, these are yet plusher and bottomless feeling when walking. Running, they don't feel too dead with the amount of cushion (and the lack of a carbon plate). For what they are designed for, I have zero issues.However... the shoe is so noisy!The little hollow baffles in the midsole rub together and squeak - I've tried everything from baby powder to teflon powder, but as soon as the powder works its way out within a few minutes, the shoe goes back to squeaking. Additionally, the outsole pattern on the heel is waffled - on smooth surfaces (think gloss tile or ... MorePremium-feeling shoe with excellent construction, a very comfortable heel counter, solid lockdown with the lacing system. On foot, the shoes are insanely comfortable - going from Hoka Carbon X and Rincons, these are yet plusher and bottomless feeling when walking. Running, they don't feel too dead with the amount of cushion (and the lack of a carbon plate). For what they are designed for, I have zero issues.However... the shoe is so noisy!The little hollow baffles in the midsole rub together and squeak - I've tried everything from baby powder to teflon powder, but as soon as the powder works its way out within a few minutes, the shoe goes back to squeaking. Additionally, the outsole pattern on the heel is waffled - on smooth surfaces (think gloss tile or marble), each waffled indentation acts like a little suction cup. So every step provides a little noisy ensemble. Great at the gym, if you have headphones in, but they are distracting enough that walking through hallways in office or residential building, I get a little self-conscious from all of the squeaking and suction-cupping and tip-toe around like a weirdo.If these were dead-silent, they would be 5 stars.
By far the most comfortable shoes I have ever worn and being a high school and D1 track athlete, I've worn a lot of shoes. On definitely nailed it on getting these lightweight and comfortable. However, after a week of owning them they started squeaking. Unfortunately the squeaking started 2 days into a 3 week trip in Asia. Therefore, I Googled the concern and found that if you use a nail file to file the openings of the back 4 holes in the sole, it will solve the problem. I did this and it helps, but it is not a 100% fix as sometimes the filing works for a couple hours or couple days or longer. Perhaps On should add a nail file to the shoe box to address this problem. Hopefully On fixes it as I was unable to return the product as they were worn. Guessing if I were ... MoreBy far the most comfortable shoes I have ever worn and being a high school and D1 track athlete, I've worn a lot of shoes. On definitely nailed it on getting these lightweight and comfortable. However, after a week of owning them they started squeaking. Unfortunately the squeaking started 2 days into a 3 week trip in Asia. Therefore, I Googled the concern and found that if you use a nail file to file the openings of the back 4 holes in the sole, it will solve the problem. I did this and it helps, but it is not a 100% fix as sometimes the filing works for a couple hours or couple days or longer. Perhaps On should add a nail file to the shoe box to address this problem. Hopefully On fixes it as I was unable to return the product as they were worn. Guessing if I were to get a new pair, they'd probably start squeaking in short time. Hopefully On fixes this problem as they are as comfortable as wearing slippers.
I’ve had these for a couple weeks now and I’d say they are the best running shoe I have ever owned. The cushioning provides a comfortable, supple run. They require absolutely no supplemental arch support, as using even low arch third-party insoles will result in an arch that is more pronounced than even the highest arched 3rd-party insoles. There is absolutely no heel slippage with these shoes, which is saying a lot as every single shoe I have ever owned had pronounced slippage (as far as I know, I do not possess unusual, mutant heels either). The only possible “downside” to these shoes is that it can be frustratingly difficult to tie them if used as-is out of the box: there is a large “tag” (for lack of a better term) that runs down the length of the tongue. I ... MoreI’ve had these for a couple weeks now and I’d say they are the best running shoe I have ever owned. The cushioning provides a comfortable, supple run. They require absolutely no supplemental arch support, as using even low arch third-party insoles will result in an arch that is more pronounced than even the highest arched 3rd-party insoles. There is absolutely no heel slippage with these shoes, which is saying a lot as every single shoe I have ever owned had pronounced slippage (as far as I know, I do not possess unusual, mutant heels either). The only possible “downside” to these shoes is that it can be frustratingly difficult to tie them if used as-is out of the box: there is a large “tag” (for lack of a better term) that runs down the length of the tongue. I imagine its purpose is to help ensure a tight fit however it interferes with that purpose by being directly in the way of the very part of laces you would pull on to tighten them. I found that re-lacing the shoes, so that the criss-cross alternates between being above and below the tag eliminated this frustration.
These are my fourth pair of shoes from On and they are the most comfortable yet. I support the move away from the plastic speedboard and I appreciate how fresh my feet feel after a session in these vs. my previous On favorite, Cloudflyer. HOWEVER: As others are sharing, this shoe is likely to develop and absurd squeak that gets worse, not better with wear.I am 70 miles in with these and they squeak with literally every foot strike like clown shoes. This is not an issue of the outsole interacting with the running surface. It's actually coming from their latest attempt at the proprietary "clouds" with this shoe. The compression and expansion of this design produces a squeak that is something akin to a rusty car door. At first I blamed myself. Then I blamed the ... MoreThese are my fourth pair of shoes from On and they are the most comfortable yet. I support the move away from the plastic speedboard and I appreciate how fresh my feet feel after a session in these vs. my previous On favorite, Cloudflyer. HOWEVER: As others are sharing, this shoe is likely to develop and absurd squeak that gets worse, not better with wear.I am 70 miles in with these and they squeak with literally every foot strike like clown shoes. This is not an issue of the outsole interacting with the running surface. It's actually coming from their latest attempt at the proprietary "clouds" with this shoe. The compression and expansion of this design produces a squeak that is something akin to a rusty car door. At first I blamed myself. Then I blamed the concrete. Then I ran on multiple hard and soft surfaces (including dirt path) in different cities, in different weather, and these things squeak and squeak and squeak.Pros: Plush, Comfy, HypeCons: Your entire block and every dog in town will hear you coming and goingIf I were you and I wanted a squishy neutral road shoe I'd go for the Hoka Mach line. That's probably where I'm headed next.
| Cushioning | plush |
| Road running style | neutral |
| Lacing | standard |
| Heel to toe drop | 10mm |
