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The On Running Cloud 6 Waterproof trainers are designed for men seeking comfort, support, and dryness on their runs or daily errands, featuring a waterproof membrane and advanced cushioning. While highly versatile for various conditions, optimal long-term care will ensure their durability and performance.
| Shoe Size UK | 10.5 |
|---|---|
| Age Group | adult |
| Gender | Male |
| Colour | Grey |
| Material | Polyester |
| Series | Cloud |
| Model Part Number | 3MF10063030 |
| Brand | On |
Yes, with their CloudTec cushioning and Speedboard support, they are designed to provide comfort and responsiveness over long distances, making them suitable for everyday training and extended runs in varying conditions.
The speed laces are designed for quick and easy adjustment, allowing you to pull them tight and secure with a toggle. While durable, they can typically be replaced if needed. Contact On Running customer support for replacement options.
The Speedboard is a liquid-injected plate integrated into the midsole. It stores energy from impact and releases it as you push off, acting like a spring. This provides extra support, propulsion, and a smoother transition from heel to toe.
While the waterproof membrane will keep your feet dry, these trainers do not offer specific insulation for extreme cold. For very cold conditions, pairing them with thermal running socks is recommended.
The Cloud 6 Waterproof features a bio-attributed Zero-Gravity foam midsole made from renewable materials, which contributes to a more sustainable product. On Running is continually working to improve its environmental footprint.
CloudTec refers to On Running's signature cushioning system of individual 'cloud' elements that compress upon impact for a soft landing and firm push-off. Zero-Gravity foam is the specific lightweight material used within these 'clouds' and the midsole, contributing to its cushioning properties and lighter weight.
Ensure your socks are not absorbing sweat and making your feet feel wet. Check for any tears or damage to the waterproof membrane. Also, confirm water isn't entering from the top of the shoe (e.g., splashing over the collar) in very deep puddles or heavy rain. Make sure your trousers aren't wicking water down into the shoe.
Adjust the tension by pulling the laces through the toggle to tighten or loosen as needed. The key is to find a balance where your foot feels secure without any pressure points. The laces should allow for natural foot flex during movement.
Ensure you have the correct size and fit. Try adjusting the lacing tension, especially around any specific pressure points. Consider wearing different types of socks to see if it alleviates the issue. Allow for a short break-in period for the shoe to conform to your foot.
