On Cloudhero - Black - Size: 4 UK

While optimized for running, especially in varied conditions, the On Cloudhero trainers are comfortable enough for casual, everyday wear if you appreciate their supportive and waterproof features. However, their primary design intent is performance running.

The speed laces use a simple toggle mechanism to tighten and loosen. You pull the laces and slide the toggle to secure. While durable, if replacement is needed, contact On customer support or a specialized running shoe retailer for compatible parts.

The Missiongrip outsole is engineered for a variety of surfaces. It performs exceptionally well on wet and dry roads, gravel paths, and moderate trails, providing reliable traction in diverse outdoor environments.

Yes, the waterproof membrane is designed to be breathable, allowing moisture vapor from sweat to escape while preventing external water from entering. This helps to keep your feet dry and comfortable from the inside out.

It's generally recommended to choose your standard running shoe size. Ensure there's a thumb's width space between your longest toe and the end of the shoe. The speed laces allow for fine-tuning the fit around your foot, so focus on length and overall comfort when trying them on.

Ensure the speed laces are tightened sufficiently to prevent water from entering through the collar. Check for any small tears or punctures in the upper material. Verify that your socks are not absorbing and holding moisture, which can feel similar to water penetration. Allow shoes to dry completely between uses.

To adjust, pinch the toggle with one hand and pull or release the laces with the other. Experiment with different tensions during a short walk or run to find your optimal comfort and security level. The toggle should sit snugly, but not uncomfortably, against the tongue.

Over time, cushioning can compress. Ensure you're not exceeding the typical lifespan of running shoes (generally 300-500 miles). Clean the outsole to ensure optimal grip, as debris can sometimes affect the feel of the ride. Store shoes properly to maintain material integrity.

Check your sock choice; moisture-wicking running socks are recommended. Re-evaluate your lacing tension. Ensure your foot isn't sliding inside the shoe. If discomfort persists, ensure the shoe size is correct and consider if the shoe's last shape is suitable for your foot type. Break-in time can also be a factor.