On Running Cloudmonster - Beige - UK 5

The Cloudmonster Void is ideal for runners seeking maximum cushioning and comfort, particularly for daily training, long-distance runs, and recovery efforts on road surfaces. It's also suitable for those who appreciate a highly cushioned shoe for walking or casual wear.

CloudTec is On Running's patented cushioning system featuring individual 'cloud' elements on the sole. These clouds compress both horizontally and vertically upon impact, providing adaptive cushioning. They then lock firm for a solid foundation to push off, delivering a unique balance of soft landing and explosive take-off.

The Speedboard® is a liquid-injected plate located between the CloudTec sole and the upper. It acts like a spring, storing the energy from your foot's impact and releasing it to propel you forward. This creates a responsive, dynamic ride and helps optimize your running efficiency.

Yes, while primarily designed for running, the Cloudmonster Void's 'monster-level' cushioning and comfortable fit make it an excellent choice for everyday wear, especially if you spend a lot of time on your feet or prefer a plush underfoot feel.

On Running shoes generally fit true to size. We recommend measuring your foot length and comparing it to On's size chart. If you're between sizes, consider trying the larger size, especially for running shoes to allow for foot swelling during activity. This particular variant is UK 5 (Female).

It is not recommended to machine wash your On Running shoes. Machine washing can damage the materials, adhesives, and cushioning properties. Please refer to the 'Care' section above for proper cleaning instructions.

The typical lifespan for high-performance running shoes like the Cloudmonster Void is generally between 300 to 500 miles (approximately 480 to 800 kilometers), or about 6-12 months for regular runners. This can vary based on your running style, weight, and the surfaces you run on. Pay attention to signs of wear such as reduced cushioning or outsole degradation.

Check your lacing. Experiment with different lacing techniques (e.g., skip an eyelet for pressure points). Ensure you're wearing appropriate running socks. If discomfort persists, consider if the size is correct.

Running shoes have a lifespan (typically 300-500 miles). If you've reached this mileage, the cushioning might be compressed and worn out. Consider replacing your shoes. Ensure proper cleaning and storage to maintain material integrity.

This can sometimes happen if water gets trapped in the outsole clouds, or if the insole rubs against the bottom of the shoe. Try removing and reinserting the insole. If it's water-related, ensure shoes are fully dry before use. Info needed: [Some squeaking can be normal with new shoes or specific material combinations].

Ensure your laces are tied securely, but not too tight. Use the top eyelet (runner's knot) to lock your heel in place. Check that your socks are not too thin or slippery. If the issue persists, the shoe size might be too large.

Remove insoles after each run to air them out. Use anti-odour shoe inserts or sprays. Ensure shoes are thoroughly dry after use, as moisture contributes to bacterial growth. Wash feet regularly and wear moisture-wicking socks.