On Cloudsurfer Max - White - UK 11

The On Cloudsurfer Max is primarily designed for daily training, long-distance running, and recovery runs where maximal cushioning, comfort, and an effortless, forward-propelling ride are desired.

CloudTec Phase is engineered to deliver a seamless transition from heel strike to toe-off, creating a forward-leaning and propelling sensation. It's designed to optimize energy return and make your run feel more fluid and effortless.

The On Cloudsurfer Max features a 6mm heel offset (drop), which is a common measurement suitable for a wide range of runners and foot strikes.

No, it is not recommended to machine wash these shoes. Machine washing can damage the materials, adhesives, and cushioning properties. Refer to the care instructions in this guide for proper cleaning methods.

When trying on the shoes, ensure there is about a thumb's width of space between your longest toe and the end of the shoe. Your heel should feel secure without slipping, and there should be no pressure points or rubbing. Consider wearing your typical running socks during fitting.

The lifespan of running shoes like the On Cloudsurfer Max can vary based on individual usage, running style, and body weight. Generally, running shoes are recommended to be replaced every 300-500 miles (500-800 km) as the midsole cushioning begins to degrade.

Adjust the lacing system. Ensure the flat knit collar is properly seated around your ankle. Consider trying a different lacing technique for a more customized fit. If persistent, verify you have the correct size.

Ensure your socks are appropriate for running and not causing friction. Re-evaluate your lacing to distribute pressure evenly. Break in new shoes gradually with shorter runs before attempting longer distances. Check for any debris inside the shoe.

This can sometimes occur with new shoes or certain surfaces. Ensure the laces are snug. If it persists, it might resolve itself after a few runs as the materials break in. Check for any small stones caught in the outsole treads.

Running shoe midsoles have a lifespan, typically 300-500 miles, depending on individual use and weight. Reduced responsiveness often indicates the foam is compressing and losing its cushioning properties, suggesting it might be time for a replacement.