On Cloudswift 4 AD - Black - Trainers - UK 9.5

While they offer good cushioning and responsiveness for urban running, they are primarily designed for shorter to medium distances and everyday urban use. For marathon distances, a shoe with more specialized long-distance cushioning might be preferable.

Gently wipe the mesh with a damp cloth and a small amount of mild soap. Rinse the cloth and wipe away any soap residue. Avoid scrubbing vigorously.

Each Cloudswift iteration typically features updates to the midsole foam, upper construction, and cushioning technology for improved performance and comfort. The Cloudswift 4 AD focuses on enhanced urban cushioning and a responsive ride.

The engineered mesh upper has a water-repellent finish, which helps protect against light rain and splashes. They are not fully waterproof, so prolonged exposure to heavy rain may still lead to wetness.

The On Cloudswift 4 AD trainers weigh approximately 307g.

The shoes provide a stable platform with their CloudTec pods and Speedboard, supporting a neutral gait. For specific arch support needs, consider consulting with a footwear specialist.

The rubber outsole is designed for durability on hard urban surfaces, providing reliable grip and wear resistance for daily use and running.

Ensure the laces are loosened before putting on the shoe. The sock-like construction can feel snug initially; wear them for short periods to allow them to break in. If the tightness persists, the size may not be suitable.

The midsole foam may compress after extensive use. For optimal performance, consider replacing shoes after 300-500 miles of running or when noticeable cushioning loss occurs. Ensure the shoe is clean, as debris can affect performance.

Tighten the laces, ensuring they are threaded through all eyelets and secured properly. The updated cage construction is designed for lockdown, but correct lacing technique is crucial.

The water-repellent treatment can wear off. Reapply a suitable fabric protector spray designed for athletic shoes. Avoid prolonged exposure to heavy rain.