On Running Cloudtilt - Black - UK 7.5

The Cloudtilt shoes are best suited for road running, treadmill use, and general gym workouts, offering optimal cushioning and smooth transitions for these activities.

CloudTec Phase is an exclusive On Running technology that provides a noticeably softer landing by compressing effectively, and then facilitates a seamless heel-to-toe weight transfer, optimizing your running efficiency and comfort.

No, it is not recommended to wash these shoes in a washing machine. Doing so can damage the materials and technologies. Please refer to the care section for proper cleaning instructions.

The front speed laces allow for quick and easy adjustment. Simply pull the loop to tighten the laces for a secure, personalized fit. To loosen, gently pull the lacing system apart. Make sure to tuck any excess lacing away.

The upper is made from a breathable fabric and polyurethane blend mesh, while the sole is composed of superfoam and segmented rubber for cushioning and durability. The lining is fabric.

While comfortable for everyday use, their primary design and features are optimized for running performance. For casual wear, they offer a comfortable and stylish option, but their full benefits are realized during athletic activity.

Detailed care instructions are typically provided within the product's packaging or can be found on the official On Running website. It is always best to consult these manufacturer-specific guidelines.

Ensure you are using the correct shoe size. For speed laces, pull the loop firmly to tighten, then release. If still too loose, the shoe might be slightly large; if too tight, ensure you haven't overtightened. Consider trying a different lacing technique if the speed laces feel restrictive.

Allow shoes to air out completely after each use. Remove insoles if possible to help dry out the interior. Use odor-absorbing inserts or a shoe deodorizer. Ensure you wear breathable running socks.

Like all running shoes, the cushioning will eventually break down. However, ensure you are allowing the shoes to fully recover between runs. Rotate with another pair of running shoes if possible to extend their lifespan. If the issue persists after several months of consistent use, it may be time for a new pair.

This can sometimes be caused by moisture trapped between the insole and the sole. Remove the insole, dry both surfaces thoroughly, and reinsert. Also, check for any small debris stuck in the outsole segments.

Avoid sharp objects or abrasive surfaces that can damage the mesh. Clean shoes gently to prevent weakening the fabric. If wear is significant, it may indicate a need for replacement or that the shoe is not suited for very rough terrain.