On Running Cloudtilt - Black - UK 9.5

CloudTec Phase is a midsole technology that utilizes interconnected Cloud elements to provide an exceptionally soft landing and a smooth, seamless transition from heel to toe during your run. It's designed to optimize the running experience by enhancing cushioning and propulsion.

For general cleaning, gently wipe the mesh upper and rubber sole with a damp cloth. Always refer to the manufacturer's specific care guide for detailed instructions to ensure proper maintenance of the fabric and polyurethane blend materials.

The Cloudtilt shoes are designed to provide an optimized running experience, excelling in comfort and cushioning for daily training, tempo runs, and longer distances due to their advanced sole technology and breathable upper. They are versatile for various common running conditions.

The upper is made from a polyurethane fabric blend mesh, the sole is rubber (superfoam segmented), and the lining is fabric. These materials are chosen for breathability, support, and comfort.

The front speed laces allow for quick and easy adjustment of the shoe's fit. You can pull them to tighten or loosen them to achieve a secure, personalized fit that adapts to your foot shape and preference during your run.

Yes, the polyurethane fabric blend mesh upper is specifically designed to enhance breathability, helping to keep your feet cool and comfortable during your runs.

These shoes offer robust support and cushioning through their superfoam segmented rubber sole and CloudTec Phase technology. This combination provides impact absorption and stability, contributing to an overall supportive running experience.

Adjust the front speed laces. For a tighter fit, pull the laces more firmly. For a looser fit, gently loosen them until comfortable. Ensure even tension across the foot.

Re-evaluate the lacing. Sometimes, a specific lacing pattern can alleviate pressure. Ensure socks are appropriate for running and try different thicknesses. Check that the shoe size is correct; an improper fit is a common cause of discomfort.

Allow shoes to air out thoroughly after each run. Remove insoles if possible to dry separately. Consider using shoe deodorizers or sprinkling baking soda inside the shoes overnight to absorb odors.

Running shoes have a lifespan, typically 300-500 miles, after which the cushioning and support degrade. If you've reached this mileage, consider replacing your shoes. Regularly inspect the sole for excessive wear.