On Cloudswift - White

These Cloudswift trainers are excellent for general active play, everyday running, and light sports activities for children. While they offer comfort and support, for highly specialized or competitive athletic events, you might consider shoes designed for those specific requirements.

It's best to measure your child's feet and consult the specific sizing chart for On Running footwear. Remember to allow a small thumb's width of space between the longest toe and the end of the shoe for growth and comfort.

No, machine washing is not recommended as it can damage the materials and structural integrity of the trainers. Please follow the spot cleaning and air-drying instructions provided in the care section.

The elastic laces on these Cloudswift trainers are designed for easy slip-on and a consistent, comfortable fit. They are not intended for manual adjustment of tightness in the way traditional tie laces are.

The CloudTec® midsole provides significant cushioning and a supportive feel for the foot. For children with specific arch support needs or orthotic requirements, it's always best to consult a podiatrist or footwear specialist.

They are ideal for a wide range of activities including daily wear, playground adventures, casual running, walking, and various forms of active play where comfort, protection, and grip are beneficial.

Ensure you have the correct size for your child. Have their feet measured regularly, as children's feet grow quickly. The elastic laces provide a consistent fit, but if the shoe itself is the wrong size, it will cause discomfort.

Regularly spot clean your trainers using a soft cloth dampened with mild soap and water. For tougher stains, a soft brush can be used. Allow them to air dry. Consistent, gentle cleaning will help maintain their appearance.

While the trainers are breathable, ensure your child is wearing appropriate socks made of moisture-wicking materials. Avoid cotton socks for intense activity, as they can retain moisture. Also, ensure the trainers are not too tight, which can restrict airflow.

Inspect the outsole for any embedded debris that might reduce traction. Clean the sole thoroughly with water and a brush if necessary. Excessive wear over a long period can naturally reduce grip; consider replacement if the tread is significantly worn down.

Check if socks are bunched up or if the bootie inner is sitting correctly. The elastic laces are designed for comfort; however, if the child has a very high instep, the fit might feel different. Ensure the shoe is not too small, causing pressure points.