ON RUNNING Cloudhorizon Sneaker - Brown - UK 10

These sneakers are specifically designed for trekking, hiking, and trail walking. Their optimized cushioning and reliable traction make them ideal for varied outdoor terrains and longer distances.

CloudTec Phase is an innovative cushioning system that compresses and expands in sequence as your foot strikes the ground. This provides a smooth, rolling sensation and absorbs impact efficiently, returning energy for a comfortable and responsive ride.

The product description does not explicitly state these sneakers are waterproof. While the MissionGrip outsole offers excellent wet traction, the upper may not be fully impervious to water. For wet conditions, consider adding a waterproof treatment or selecting a specifically waterproof model.

It is best to clean them by hand. Brush off loose dirt, then use a soft cloth or brush with mild soap and cold water to clean soiled areas. Air dry them completely away from direct heat.

We recommend trying them on to ensure the best fit. Your toes should have a small amount of room at the front, and your heel should feel secure without slipping. Consider the thickness of socks you typically wear for trekking when trying them on. This specific variant is UK 10.

While the cushioning is excellent, the Cloudhorizon is primarily designed for trekking and trails. The outsole's grip pattern is optimized for uneven, natural surfaces. For dedicated road running, a shoe specifically designed for that environment might offer better performance and longevity.

Ensure your laces are properly adjusted – not too tight, not too loose. Experiment with different lacing techniques. Also, verify you are wearing appropriate, well-fitting moisture-wicking socks, as these significantly impact comfort.

Inspect the MissionGrip outsole for any embedded mud or debris that might be reducing traction. Clean the tread thoroughly. If the outsole appears excessively worn, it might be time to consider a replacement for safety.

After each use, remove the insoles and allow the sneakers (and insoles separately) to air out completely in a well-ventilated area. You can also use odor-absorbing inserts or a shoe deodorizer spray.

Double-check your lacing, ensuring an even tension throughout. Try wearing different thicknesses of socks. If the issue persists, re-evaluate your size; foot swelling during activity can sometimes make a shoe feel tighter than when first tried on.