On Running Cloudhorizon Waterproof - Black - UK 11






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The On Running Cloudhorizon Waterproof shoes are designed for trail runners seeking reliable protection and comfort in wet conditions. Their key win is keeping your feet dry while providing supreme cushioning and robust traction on varied terrain. A minor caveat is that they are optimized for trails, which means their performance on paved roads might differ from dedicated road running shoes.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Shoe Size UK | 6.5 |
| Brand | On Running |
While the Cloudhorizon Waterproof shoes can handle short stretches of road, they are primarily designed and optimized for trail running. Their cushioning and outsole are tailored for uneven, softer off-road surfaces.
Regularly clean the shoes gently with a damp cloth and mild soap, avoiding harsh chemicals. Allow them to air dry completely. Avoid machine washing or using direct heat, as these can degrade the waterproof membrane over time.
CloudTec Phase is an advanced cushioning technology integrated into the midsole. It uses individual 'clouds' that collapse in sequence upon impact, providing adaptive cushioning and then springing back to propel you forward, optimizing comfort and energy return.
Missiongrip refers to On Running's specialized rubber compound and lug pattern used in the outsole. It is engineered to provide multi-directional traction, offering secure footing on varied and challenging trail surfaces, including wet, loose, and rocky terrain.
While On Running shoes are generally comfortable out of the box, a short break-in period of a few short walks or easy runs is recommended. This allows the materials to adapt to your foot shape and ensures maximum comfort on longer excursions.
Yes, the Cloudhorizon Waterproof shoes are excellent for hiking, especially day hikes or fastpacking where weather protection and reliable grip are beneficial. Their comfort and traction features translate well to hiking demands.
Ensure the shoe's lacing is tight enough to prevent water from entering from the top. Consider wearing gaiters in very deep puddles or heavy rain, as the waterproof membrane only extends to the top of the upper, not above the ankle line. Check for any punctures or damage to the upper material that might compromise the membrane.
Check your sock choice; a good quality, moisture-wicking running sock can make a difference. Ensure the shoes are properly laced – not too tight, not too loose. If they are new, allow for a short break-in period. If discomfort persists, verify you have the correct size and width.
Inspect the Missiongrip outsole for excessive wear, especially on the lugs. Ensure the treads are clean and free of packed mud or debris, which can reduce traction. On extremely technical or icy terrain, even the best grip can be challenged, so adjust your stride and expectations accordingly.
These shoes are specifically engineered for trail running and hiking in varying outdoor conditions, particularly wet environments. They are compatible with a range of trail surfaces, from soft dirt and mud to rocky paths. While they can be used on short stretches of road to connect trails, their primary design is for off-road performance.