On Running Cloudswift - White - Kids

Yes, the lightweight design, breathable materials, and CloudTec midsole make these trainers comfortable and supportive for extended periods of wear, ideal for school, playtime, and daily activities.

The elastic laces are designed for an easy slip-on and slip-off experience. They stretch to accommodate the foot, providing a secure, adaptable fit without the need for tying or untying, promoting ease and independence for children.

These trainers are well-suited for general active play, light running, and school sports activities thanks to their CloudTec cushioning and grippy outsole. For highly specialized or competitive sports, dedicated performance footwear may be more appropriate.

TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane) elements are durable, flexible reinforcements integrated into key areas of the shoe, such as around the toe or sides. They provide extra protection against impacts, abrasions, and scuffs, safeguarding your child's foot during active play.

It's best to measure your child's foot accurately and consult the On Running size chart. Always ensure there's a small amount of space (about a thumb's width) at the toe for growth and comfort. If between sizes, it's often recommended to size up slightly for children.

No, it is generally not recommended to machine wash these trainers as it can damage the materials, cushioning, and overall structure. Please refer to the 'Care' section within this guide for proper cleaning instructions.

Ensure the correct shoe size has been selected based on your child's current foot measurements. While elastic laces provide flexibility, they still require the right base size. Check if your child's socks are unusually thick or thin, as this can affect the fit.

This often indicates the shoe might be too large. Re-measure your child's foot against the brand's size guide. Also, ensure socks are not overly slippery. The bootie inner is designed to provide a secure fit; if not, a smaller size might be needed.

Regularly clean the outsoles to remove embedded dirt, mud, or small stones that can reduce traction. For shoes that have seen extensive use, inspect the tread pattern for significant wear, which may naturally reduce grip.

Ensure the shoes are allowed to air out completely between wears. If possible, remove insoles to dry separately. Consider using moisture-wicking socks to help keep feet dry, and a shoe deodorizer if necessary.