On Running Cloudtilt Trainers - Black - UK 9.5

The Cloudtilt trainers are designed with all-day comfort and urban movement in mind, offering a soft, bouncy stride for city exploration and light activities. While they provide excellent cushioning, for dedicated long-distance running, you might explore On Running's specific performance running models.

The upper is made of mesh, which offers good breathability but limited water resistance. For rainy conditions, your feet may get wet. We recommend using water-resistant sprays for added protection if you anticipate light rain, or choosing a different shoe for heavy downpours.

The speed laces are designed for quick and easy adjustment. Simply pull on the laces to tighten the shoe and secure them with the toggle or loop them as desired. To loosen, release the tension. This allows for instant on-and-off convenience.

CloudTec Phase® technology uses computer-optimized cloud elements to create a seamless rolling motion and smooth weight transfer from heel to toe. This results in an incredibly smooth and effortless stride, enhancing overall comfort.

On Running trainers generally fit true to size. We recommend selecting your usual shoe size. If you are between sizes, consider trying the next half-size up, especially if you prefer a roomier fit or plan to wear thicker socks.

Yes, their lightweight design, responsive cushioning, and stable grip make them suitable for light gym workouts, strength training, and cross-training activities. However, for highly specialized activities like heavy weightlifting or intense court sports, dedicated footwear might offer more specific support.

Ensure the sock construction is fully pulled up and adjusted around your foot. Experiment with the tension of the speed laces; they are designed for quick adjustment, but finding the right balance for your foot shape might take a couple of tries. If consistently too snug, check if sizing is appropriate.

Squeaking can sometimes occur if there's moisture trapped between the insole and the sole, or if the outsole is new. Try removing the insole and drying both it and the inside of the shoe. If the issue persists, the sound might be due to material friction, which often diminishes with wear.

While the rubber outsole provides good grip, no shoe is entirely slip-proof. Exercise caution on very wet, oily, or icy surfaces. Ensure the outsole is clean of debris that might reduce traction.

The mesh upper is designed for breathability. Ensure you are wearing appropriate moisture-wicking socks. If the problem persists in very warm conditions, consider taking breaks to air your feet.