r/ONrunning

Is it just me or is one wider than the other? They’re the same size but one definitely feels looser and I don’t know if it’s just me? Is it worth returning?

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Hey all

My friend has bought these and wants to know if he’s been done in. Any help appreciated thank you!

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Both my Cloudtilt and Cloudzone developed a tear. The black showing underneath is the shoe fabric underneat so I cant place a fix tape under the split.

Tried repairing the Cloudtilt with glue (3rd picture) but there is visible discolouration where the glue has dried.

Is there a better repair?

Hello, can anyone please look at this and let me know if these are real or fake?

Can someone help legit check these On Cloudmonster 2?
Bought them on Vinted from a seller who seemed like a genuine runner/triathlete, but the shoes feel much stiffer than expected. The midsole is quite hard to compress by hand and doesn’t feel very bouncy. They also have a pretty strong factory smell.
Do these look authentic or are there any red flags? Thanks!

Hey everyone

I'm looking to buy a new pair of Ons and could really use some advice from people who have experience with these models.

What I will use them for:

• Daily Routine: Lots of walking around university, sitting in lectures/the library and running errands.
• Gym (3x a week): I do my leg exercises completely barefoot, so I'll only wear them for upper-body exercises. I just need a stable base where I don't feel wobbly.
• Travel: Taking them on 2–3 trips a year where I'll be walking around a lot.

What is important to me:

• Foot Health & Performance: I want something that doesn't completely put my feet to sleep with marshmallow-soft cushioning. I prefer a healthier, more active and stable feel for my feet.
• Convenience: I heavily prefer a slip-on style.

I've narrowed it down to three choices based on my research, but I'm torn on the final decision:

1. Cloud X 4: I heard these are amazing for foot health and gym stability because the sole is flatter and firmer. I also found out they have the Star Lacing system so I can use them as slip-ons. 
2. Cloud 6: The classic choice, but I'm worried that the softer cushioning might make my feet "lazy".
3. Cloud 6 Versa: I like that the upper material is more weather-resistant for daily life and looks less like a pure sports shoe, but it has the same softer sole as the regular Cloud 6.

Given that I do my leg days barefoot anyway, which one of these would you recommend as the ultimate daily driver that still handles upper-body exercises and travel?

Thanks in advance for the help!

Hi! I’m trying to decide between the Cloudflow 5 and the Cloudmonster 1 limited edition. This would be for daily wear in New York, not really for actual running. Mostly subway, walking around downtown, going between places, sidewalks, standing around, that kind of thing. Probably 30–50 minutes of commuting/walking on a normal day, plus East Coast weather.

For context, I had the Cloudflow 4 before and liked it comfort-wise, but the lower trim got dirty really easily and the shoe started making that squeaky noise once it got wet from rain/moisture.
I also have the Cloudmonster 3 Hyper right now and like it on the treadmill because it feels fast and has a nice height to it, but for everyday wear it honestly feels too wrapped around the foot and a bit too performance-focused for commuting and work.

I also looked at the Cloudsurfer Next, but the color I wanted is out of stock.

So now I’m basically down to:
Cloudflow 5
Cloudmonster 1 limited edition
Another pair of Cloudmonster 3

Main thing I care about is just which one works better for actual day-to-day life in the city:
comfort
walking/commuting
decent in NY weather
still looks good enough to wear every day

Is it normal to roll my ankles like this or is it overpronation?