On Cloudsurfer Max - Black - UK 9

This shoe is ideal for neutral road runners who prioritize maximum cushioning and comfort for long-distance training, daily mileage, and recovery runs.

The On Cloudsurfer Max has a 12mm heel-to-toe drop, providing a significant offset that contributes to its cushioned feel.

While technically possible, the Cloudsurfer Max is engineered for comfort and impact absorption over long distances. For short, fast runs or races, you might find a lighter, more responsive shoe designed for speed to be more efficient.

Gently clean the mesh upper with a soft brush or cloth using mild soap and cool water. Avoid harsh detergents and machine washing. Always air dry away from direct heat or sunlight.

The Cloudsurfer Max is optimized for road running and paved surfaces, where its rubber outsole pads provide reliable grip.

Yes, the shoe features a lightweight and breathable mesh upper made from recycled polyester, designed to keep your feet cool and comfortable during your runs.

The Cloudsurfer Max is a maximal cushioning shoe (292g, 12mm drop) designed for comfort on long distances. If you're used to lighter, more minimal shoes, it may take some adjustment. For shorter, faster runs, a different shoe might be more appropriate. Focus on its intended use for sustained comfort.

The shoe features a lightweight and breathable mesh upper designed to promote airflow. Ensure you are wearing appropriate moisture-wicking socks. If the issue persists, try adjusting your lacing to ensure it's snug but not overly tight, which can restrict circulation and airflow.

The knitted tongue is designed for comfort and lock-in. Ensure your laces are threaded correctly through the next-generation eyestays and tightened evenly, starting from the toe box. Experiment with different lacing techniques to relieve pressure points, such as skipping an eyelet if you feel pressure on the top of your foot.

Cushioning materials can temporarily feel different based on temperature or after a break-in period. Over time, all running shoes' cushioning will compress. Ensure the shoes are within their expected lifespan (typically 300-500 miles, depending on individual running style and weight). Proper care, as outlined above, can also help maintain material integrity.