On Running Cloudtilt - Grey - UK 8

The Cloudtilt Mesh Trainers are designed for adaptability and light to moderate activities. While comfortable for walking and short runs, they are not specifically engineered for the demands of long-distance running where more specialized support and cushioning might be required.

We recommend measuring your foot length and referring to On Running's official sizing chart. These trainers are available in UK adult sizes, including UK 8 for this variant. It's often best to try them on to ensure a comfortable fit with adequate toe room.

No, machine washing is not recommended as it can damage the materials and glues. We advise hand washing with mild soap and cold water, then air drying them away from direct heat.

These trainers are best for daily wear, casual outings, light gym workouts, short walks, and general fitness activities where comfort and adaptability are key. They transition seamlessly from active moments to downtime.

Helion superfoam is On Running's proprietary cushioning technology. It's a lightweight, durable foam designed to provide superior cushioning and high energy return, ensuring soft landings and powerful take-offs.

No, the lightweight mesh uppers are designed for breathability and are not waterproof. While they can handle light splashes, they will not keep your feet dry in heavy rain or wet conditions.

Ensure you are wearing moisture-wicking socks made from materials like synthetic blends or merino wool. The mesh uppers are breathable, but appropriate socks enhance ventilation.

Check your lacing. Adjust the tightness from the bottom laces upwards to achieve an even, secure fit. If the issue persists, verify you have the correct size for your feet.

This can sometimes occur if a small amount of debris is caught in the sole or between parts of the shoe. Inspect the outsole for any trapped objects. If the noise persists, it might be due to friction; ensure the insole is properly seated.

While On's Helion superfoam is designed for durability, all cushioning materials compress over time. Ensure you are using the trainers for their intended purpose (light to moderate activity). Regular cleaning can also help maintain material integrity. Consider replacing them after significant wear, typically 300-500 miles for running shoes, or when comfort noticeably decreases.