On Running Cloudmonster - Black - UK 9.5

Yes, their design with Helion superfoam and CloudTec offers exceptional comfort and cushioning, making them highly suitable for everyday training, recovery runs, and accumulating high mileage.

The rocker design is engineered to create a smooth, rolling sensation from foot strike to toe-off, effectively propelling you forward and promoting a more efficient, less fatiguing stride.

They are exceptionally versatile, built to perform well for both shorter 5k runs, where comfort is paramount, and longer distances, where sustained cushioning and energy return help reduce fatigue over miles.

Yes, the breathable mesh upper incorporates a significant percentage of recycled materials, aligning with more sustainable manufacturing practices.

We recommend gently brushing off loose dirt, then using a mild soap solution with a soft cloth or brush for spot cleaning. Always air dry them away from direct heat and avoid machine washing.

A 6mm drop is considered moderate and is generally comfortable for a broad range of runners, offering a good balance between cushioning and a more natural foot position. It accommodates various running styles.

While versatile, their primary focus is on maximal cushioning and comfort for daily training and long runs. For dedicated racing or intense speed work, you might find lighter, more aggressive models better suited, though they can handle some uptempo efforts.

The Cloudmonster Void is a maximalist cushioned shoe. If you're used to minimalist footwear, the 'oversized' feel is intentional for comfort. Allow time to adapt, or consider if your running needs truly align with a high-cushion design.

The unique rocker design might require a few runs for your body to adapt its natural stride. Focus on a smooth, rolling motion from mid-foot to toe-off. Ensure your lacing isn't too tight, restricting foot movement.

Check your lacing; a 'heel lock' lacing technique can often secure the heel better. Ensure you're wearing appropriate running socks (moisture-wicking, not too thin or thick). Confirm you have the correct shoe size and width.

Often, a squeak can come from debris caught in the outsole Cloud elements or from the insole rubbing against the strobel board. Remove the insole, clean underneath, and re-insert. Check the outsole for small pebbles.