On Running Cloudtilt - UK 5

CloudTec Phase is an advanced cushioning technology unique to On Running, engineered to deliver ultra-cushioned and responsive comfort through a series of interconnected 'clouds' that collapse and rebound in sequence to create a smooth, 'wave-like' transition from heel to toe.

The On Running Women's Cloudtilt is primarily designed as a lightweight walking sneaker for all-day comfort and casual wear. While they offer excellent cushioning, they are not engineered for high-performance or long-distance competitive running. For dedicated running, On offers other specialized road running shoe collections.

The speed-lace system uses a cinch mechanism that allows you to quickly tighten or loosen your laces with a single pull, providing a fast and secure fit without the need for traditional knot tying.

Dope dyeing is a textile dyeing process where color pigments are added to the spinning solution before the fiber is extruded. This method significantly reduces water consumption and energy use compared to traditional dyeing processes, making it a more environmentally friendly choice for the mesh upper.

It is generally not recommended to machine wash On Running shoes as it can damage the materials and cushioning technology. For cleaning, gentle hand washing with a damp cloth and mild soap is advised, followed by air drying.

Most users find On Running Cloudtilt shoes fit true to size. However, due to the sock-style construction, some prefer to try them on or consult the On Running size guide for the most accurate fit recommendation. If you are between sizes, consider your preferred fit for walking shoes.

Adjust the speed-lace system. Ensure you have the correct size; refer to the On Running size guide if uncertain. For sock-style shoes, selecting the right size is crucial for comfort.

Tighten the speed laces for a more secure fit. Ensure you are wearing appropriate athletic socks that provide a good grip and moisture wicking.

Check if the insoles are properly seated. Sometimes removing and reinserting the insole can resolve this. If the squeak persists, ensure the shoe is fully dry if it recently got wet.

Allow shoes to air out thoroughly after each wear. Remove insoles to air them separately. You can use shoe deodorizers or natural remedies like baking soda sachets to absorb odors. Avoid wearing the same pair every day to allow them to fully dry.