On Cloudhorizon - Black - UK 7.5

The Cloudhorizon is designed for light hiking and varied terrain, offering robust traction. For highly technical, rugged, or extreme trail running conditions, a more specialized trail shoe with additional protective features might be more appropriate. They excel on well-maintained trails and mixed surfaces.

On Running shoes generally align with standard UK sizing. We recommend checking a detailed size chart if available and considering the type of socks you'll typically wear. If possible, try them on at the end of the day when your feet are slightly expanded to ensure maximum comfort.

No, the On Cloudhorizon features a breathable mesh upper designed for ventilation, which is not waterproof. They offer minimal resistance to light splashes but are not intended for use in heavy rain or wet conditions. For waterproof options, look for models specifically labeled with Gore-Tex or similar technologies.

CloudTec Phase is On Running's innovative cushioning system. It consists of interconnected 'cloud' elements that compress and interlock as your foot lands, providing seamless transitions, superior cushioning, and adaptive energy return for a smoother, more comfortable ride.

Yes, their stable outsole, responsive cushioning, and supportive fit make them suitable for a variety of gym activities, including cardio, light strength training, and cross-training. However, for highly specialized weightlifting or agility drills, dedicated training shoes might offer more specific support.

Regular, gentle cleaning is recommended to maintain the appearance and prolong the life of your trainers. Clean them as needed, especially after outdoor activities, to remove dirt and debris before it sets in.

Ensure you are wearing appropriate moisture-wicking athletic socks. While the mesh is breathable, certain sock materials can hinder ventilation. Consider a thinner sock if conditions allow.

This can be normal during the 'break-in' period. Double-check your lacing to ensure an even, secure fit that isn't too tight or too loose. If discomfort persists, consider trying different lacing techniques or sock types.

While the outsole offers excellent grip, no shoe is entirely slip-proof. Exercise extra caution on extremely wet, icy, muddy, or very smooth surfaces. Regularly inspect the outsole tread for excessive wear, which can reduce grip.