On Running Cloudvista 2 - Black - UK 11

The Cloudvista 2 is designed for mixed terrain trail running, performing exceptionally well on a variety of surfaces from forest paths and gravel trails to dirt tracks and moderately rocky ridgelines.

The springy Speedboard within the shoe provides responsive rebound and stability. It helps to propel you forward, adding a dynamic feel and efficiency to your stride, especially on varied trail surfaces.

The On Cloudvista 2 has a 6mm heel drop, which is designed to promote a balanced and natural foot strike for efficient trail running.

While the Cloudvista 2 offers comfort, its aggressive Missiongrip™ lugs are optimized for traction on trails. Extensive road running might lead to faster wear of the outsole and could feel less efficient compared to a dedicated road running shoe.

To clean your Cloudvista 2, brush off loose dirt. For deeper cleaning, use a soft brush or cloth with mild soap and cold water. Always air dry your shoes naturally at room temperature, away from direct heat.

The On Cloudvista 2 weighs 305g (for a UK 11, Male adult size), offering a balanced combination of cushioning, protection, and agility for trail performance.

Yes, the re-engineered design includes softer Helion™ Superfoam Midsole and plush cushioning, making it comfortable and supportive for longer trail runs and extended time on your feet.

Check your lacing technique to ensure an even, secure fit without overtightening. Experiment with different types of running socks. Ensure the shoe size is correct; sometimes a half-size adjustment or trying a different width can resolve issues.

Inspect the Missiongrip™ outsole for any embedded debris or excessive wear on the lugs. Clean the outsole thoroughly. Also, consider if the terrain is beyond the shoe's intended capability (e.g., extremely deep mud or highly technical rock climbing).

Ensure proper drying after runs by removing insoles and letting them air dry in a well-ventilated area. The breathable mesh upper is designed to manage moisture, but complete drying takes time. Avoid stuffing with newspaper as it can deform the shoe; instead, use shoe trees or simple air drying.

Ensure you are running with good form, leveraging the natural rocker of the shoe. Over time, the responsiveness might subtly change with wear, but a significant perceived loss could indicate excessive wear or an issue with your running mechanics.