On Cloudrunner 2 Waterproof - Black - 10.5 UK

The On Cloudrunner 2 Waterproof features a specially engineered premium mesh upper with a waterproof membrane that prevents water from entering the shoe, keeping your feet dry while maintaining breathability.

Yes, while primarily designed for road running, the impressive traction and stability provided by the unique sole design make them suitable for light trail running and varied, non-technical terrains, especially in wet conditions.

Clean them gently with a soft brush, mild soap, and cold water. Avoid machine washing or using harsh detergents. Let them air dry completely at room temperature, away from direct sunlight or heat, to protect the waterproof membrane.

Cloudtec is On's signature cushioning technology, featuring individual 'cloud' elements that compress upon impact for soft landings and then lock for powerful push-offs. Helion engineering refers to the superfoam used in the midsole, providing responsive cushioning, energy return, and durability in various temperatures.

While not strictly required, moisture-wicking socks are highly recommended. They help manage any internal moisture (from sweat) and prevent chafing, optimizing the overall dry and comfortable experience even inside a waterproof shoe.

The lifespan of running shoes depends on factors like mileage, running style, and terrain. Generally, performance running shoes like the Cloudrunner 2 Waterproof are recommended for replacement every 300-500 miles or after 6-12 months of consistent use to ensure optimal cushioning and support.

On Running designs its shoes to be lightweight while incorporating advanced technologies. While waterproof membranes can add a negligible amount of weight, the Cloudrunner 2 Waterproof is engineered to maintain a light and agile feel for a comfortable running experience.

Ensure your socks are appropriate for waterproof shoes; moisture-wicking socks are recommended. Check for any damage to the waterproof membrane. Verify correct sizing to prevent water ingress from the collar.

Running shoe cushioning naturally degrades over time. Consider the mileage and age of your shoes. For optimal performance and injury prevention, running shoes generally need replacement every 300-500 miles, or after 6-12 months of regular use.

Regularly inspect the outsole for embedded debris (small stones, dirt) and clean it using a stiff brush. Ensure the tread is not excessively worn. While offering impressive traction, no shoe guarantees slip prevention on all surfaces.