On Running Cloud 6 - White - UK 4

CloudTec® is On Running's signature cushioning technology, featuring individual 'cloud' elements on the sole that compress upon impact to provide superior cushioning and then firm up for an explosive push-off, creating a soft landing and powerful take-off.

The On Running Cloud 6 has an 8mm heel-to-toe drop, which is a common measurement indicating the difference in height between the heel and the forefoot.

The On Running Cloud 6 trainers weigh 216 grams (for women's UK 4), contributing to their lightweight feel and agility.

The Cloud 6 is ideal for daily runs, general workouts, and all-day wear. While they offer excellent comfort and cushioning, for serious or high-mileage marathon training, some runners might prefer models specifically designed for long-distance performance with enhanced stability or cushioning.

On Running trainers, including the Cloud 6, tend to have a tighter fit. It's generally recommended to opt for at least half a size larger than your usual shoe size to ensure a comfortable and optimal fit.

To clean your Cloud 6 trainers, gently wipe the mesh upper and rubber sole with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid using harsh chemicals or machine washing. Allow them to air dry completely away from direct heat or sunlight.

The Speedboard® is a liquid-injected plate integrated into the midsole of On Running shoes. It helps to stabilize the foot and propel you forward by converting the energy from impact into forward motion, enhancing the shoe's responsiveness and support.

The On Cloud 6 trainers are known to have a snug fit. It is highly recommended to opt for at least half a size larger than your usual shoe size. If you already have your regular size, consider exchanging for a larger one.

Ensure the breathable mesh upper is not obstructed by debris or excessive dirt. Wear appropriate moisture-wicking athletic socks to help manage sweat. If the issue persists, ensure the shoes are properly aired out between uses.

Ensure you are using a double knot for security. Check if the laces are worn out and consider replacing them if they are slick or frayed. Adjust the lacing tightness to achieve a snug but comfortable fit, avoiding overly loose or tight spots.