On Cloudtilt Trainers - Brown - UK 8.5

The Cloudtilt trainers are inspired by running performance but are primarily designed for comfort and style during everyday city exploration and casual wear. For dedicated running, On recommends their performance running shoe lines.

You can clean the recycled polyester upper using a soft brush or cloth dampened with cool water. For tougher spots, a mild soap can be used sparingly, followed by rinsing with a clean damp cloth. Always air dry.

CloudTec Phase cushioning is engineered using Finite Element Analysis to create a collapsible construction. This allows for seamless weight transfer, superior impact absorption, and a supremely soft, responsive feel with every step, optimized for urban environments.

The speed lacing system allows for quick on-and-off. You pull the laces to tighten the shoe and press the toggle to loosen. The integrated sock construction ensures a comfortable fit.

Yes, the speed lacing system allows you to easily adjust the tightness for a personalized fit. Pull the laces to secure and press the toggle to release.

The dope dyeing process used for these trainers significantly reduces water consumption by approximately 95% compared to conventional dyeing methods, making it a more environmentally friendly choice.

The On Cloudtilt trainers are available in various sizes. While the Sand Dew color is featured here, other color options may be available depending on the specific product listing and retailer.

Ensure the laces are not tangled and the toggle mechanism is clean and free from debris. Check that the laces are threaded correctly through the eyelets.

Verify that the trainers are the correct size and fit snugly but not too tightly. Ensure the speed laces are adjusted evenly on both sides. The CloudTec Phase cushioning is designed to adapt; wear them for a short period to allow them to break in.

Gently clean the affected area with a damp cloth and mild soap if necessary. Blot the area and rinse with a clean damp cloth. Allow to air dry completely.

This can occasionally happen with new footwear. Ensure there is no debris trapped between the sole components. A light dusting of talcum powder inside the shoe might help, but use sparingly.