On Running Cloudtilt Trainers - Green - 8.5 UK

The Cloudtilt trainers generally offer a standard fit. While they can accommodate some foot variations with lacing adjustments, individuals with significantly wide feet might find them constrictive. Trying them on before purchase or checking specific width sizing information is recommended.

Yes, the Cloudtilt trainers are suitable for many gym activities due to their cushioning and stable base. However, for exercises requiring extreme lateral stability, such as heavy weightlifting or cross-training, specialized gym shoes might be more appropriate.

Ensure there is a thumb's width of space between your longest toe and the front of the shoe when standing. Your heel should feel secure without slipping, and the midfoot should feel comfortably snug.

The Cloudtilt is designed as a versatile trainer for everyday use and comfort, featuring a balance of cushioning and responsiveness. Other series might focus more on specific performance aspects like maximum cushioning for long runs (e.g., Cloudsurfer) or speed and responsiveness for racing (e.g., Cloudboom).

No, the On Running Cloudtilt trainers are not waterproof. They are designed with breathable materials for comfort during active use in dry conditions.

It is generally recommended to replace running shoes every 300-500 miles (480-800 kilometers) or when the cushioning and support feel significantly diminished. This can vary based on running surface, frequency, and individual biomechanics.

Loosen the laces and re-tie them, ensuring they are not pulled too tight. Consider using a different lacing pattern if the issue persists.

The cushioning may naturally decrease with extensive use. Ensure the shoes are clean and dry, as moisture can affect material performance. If comfort is significantly reduced, consider replacement.

Normal wear on the outsole is expected with regular use. Clean the soles regularly to maintain grip. Excessive wear might indicate a need for replacement.