On Cloudflyer 5 Shoes - White - UK 6



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The On Cloudflyer 5 is engineered for runners seeking premium comfort and confidence-inspiring support during long runs, training, and fast sessions on the road. Featuring a new dual-density cushioned midsole and a wider, supportive platform, it delivers high impact absorption and a plush feel. While excelling in supportive road performance, runners should note its primary design focus is on paved surfaces.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | White |
| Gender | Female |
| Shoe Size UK | 6 |
| Series | Cloudflyer 5 |
| Model Part Number | 3WE30040972 |
| Brand | On |
The Cloudflyer 5 is ideal for runners who prioritize premium cushioning, comfort, and supportive hold. It's excellent for long-distance running, daily training, and even faster sessions on the road.
It features a dual-density midsole incorporating On's CloudTec® and Helion™ foam technologies. This combination provides both soft landings and energetic take-offs, with higher measurable impact absorption.
The On Cloudflyer 5 has a heel drop of 10mm, with a stack height of 31mm in the heel and 21mm in the forefoot.
While the updated outsole offers good traction, the Cloudflyer 5 is primarily engineered for road running. Its support and cushioning system are optimized for paved and urban surfaces rather than technical trails.
Yes, the Cloudflyer 5 is built with sustainability in mind, incorporating over 25% total recycled materials in its construction.
It's best to hand wash them. Use a soft brush or damp cloth with mild soap and water to clean the upper and outsole. Air dry them completely at room temperature, away from direct heat.
The supportive hold comes from features like the wider platform, asymmetric dual-density bottom unit construction, and a molded heel clip. These elements work together to cradle and secure your foot, providing stability without being overly rigid.
Like most running shoes, the lifespan depends on usage, runner's weight, and running style. Generally, running shoes last between 300-500 miles before the cushioning and support begin to degrade.
Check your sock choice for proper cushioning and fit. Ensure the shoes are correctly laced, not too tight or too loose. Allow for a break-in period; if discomfort persists, re-evaluate sizing or consult a running specialist.
While the outsole offers improved traction, always exercise caution on very wet or slick surfaces. Inspect the outsole for any embedded debris or excessive wear that might reduce grip. Ensure your foot strike is stable.
Cushioning materials can compact with use. The lifespan of running shoes typically ranges from 300-500 miles, depending on individual running style and weight. Consider tracking your mileage and replacing shoes when cushioning feels diminished.