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The On Running Cloud 6 Waterproof is engineered for adult male runners seeking superior comfort and reliable protection across diverse weather conditions, offering a blend of advanced waterproofing and responsive cushioning for extended use. Its upgraded design provides an even comfier ride, though users should become familiar with the unique speed lacing system for optimal fit.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Grey |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Polyester |
| Shoe Size UK | 9.5 |
| Series | Cloud |
| Model Part Number | 3MF10063030 |
| Brand | On |
While these shoes offer excellent traction and waterproofing for varied conditions, they are primarily designed for road running, city errands, and light outdoor adventures. For technical or rugged trail running, a dedicated trail running shoe might offer more aggressive lug patterns and rock protection.
Speed laces allow for quick, one-pull tightening and easy release, providing a consistent, secure fit across the foot without needing to tie and untie knots. This saves time and ensures your laces won't come undone during activity.
This refers to the midsole foam technology that delivers lightweight cushioning. 'Bio-attributed' indicates that a portion of the materials used in the foam's construction are derived from renewable sources, contributing to a more sustainable product.
Yes, the new sockliner is typically removable, allowing you to insert your custom orthotics if preferred. Ensure your orthotics fit properly within the shoe's updated internal dimensions.
Regularly clean off dirt and mud with a damp cloth to prevent membrane blockage. Air dry them thoroughly after each use, especially if they've been wet. Avoid machine washing or using harsh chemicals, which can compromise the waterproof treatment.
The wider opening is designed to improve overall comfort and ease of entry. For users with narrow feet, the speed laces allow for significant tightening to achieve a secure fit, but some may still prefer a shoe with a naturally narrower last.
While the shoes are waterproof, water can enter from the top opening if exposed to deep puddles or heavy rain without additional protection like gaiters. Ensure socks aren't wicking water from your legs into the shoe. Check the shoe's surface for any signs of damage to the waterproof membrane.
Adjust the tension of the speed laces. Pull the laces firmly to tighten and use the quick-release mechanism to loosen. It may take a few tries to find the ideal tension that provides a secure yet comfortable fit without restricting blood flow or feeling too slack.
Over time, all running shoes experience wear and tear, including compression of cushioning materials. Ensure the shoes are clean, as dirt buildup can sometimes affect flexibility. If the shoes have significant mileage, consider that cushioning materials like the Zero-Gravity foam and CloudTec® may degrade, indicating it might be time for a replacement.
Waterproof shoes inherently reduce breathability compared to non-waterproof models due to the membrane. This is a trade-off for keeping your feet dry. For warmer weather, consider wearing thinner, moisture-wicking socks to help manage internal temperature and moisture.
The rubber outsole is designed for total traction. Ensure the outsole is clean and free of embedded debris, mud, or small stones, which can reduce grip. Evaluate the surface; extreme conditions like ice or slick moss can challenge any outsole's traction.
