On Running Cloudswift Children - Black - UK 10

These Cloudswift trainers are excellent for casual running, playground activities, and general daily wear. While they offer responsive cushioning, they are designed as versatile trainers for active children, rather than highly specialized running shoes for competitive athletes.

The product is available in children's UK sizes, such as UK 10. We recommend measuring your child's foot length and comparing it to a size chart, if available, or consulting with a professional footwear specialist. Always ensure there is a thumb's width of space at the end of the shoe for growth.

No, it is not recommended to machine wash these trainers. Machine washing can damage the materials, cushioning, and overall structure of the shoe. Please follow the care instructions for hand washing and air drying.

This specific variant is in Black. > Info needed: [Please check the product page or retailer's website for other available colors and sizes in the Cloudswift children's range, as options can vary.]

Yes, the trainers feature a durable rubber outsole designed to provide reliable traction and withstand the rigors of active play, offering good longevity for children's everyday adventures.

CloudTec is On Running's signature cushioning technology, featuring individual 'cloud' elements that compress upon impact to provide a soft landing and then firm up for a powerful push-off, offering a responsive and comfortable ride.

First, re-check the sizing. Ensure there's a thumb's width of space at the toe. If the size is correct, adjust the lace tension. For a tighter fit, pull laces firmer. For a looser fit, slightly relax the laces. Ensure the child is wearing appropriate socks.

Regularly wipe down the mesh and rubber parts with a damp cloth after use. For tougher dirt, use a mild soap solution and a soft brush, then air dry.

Check if the laces are tied too tightly or too loosely. Ensure the child is wearing socks that fit well and are made of breathable material. Inspect for any debris inside the shoe. If discomfort persists, re-evaluate the fit or consider professional fitting advice.

Ensure a double knot is tied firmly. Consider replacing the laces with a different material or using elastic laces if the issue persists and the child is young.