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The On Running Cloudsurfer is engineered for optimal performance during your everyday runs. The core of its design, the CloudTec Phase midsole, provides a distinctive sensation of 'running on clouds' by adapting to your foot's movement. This means softer landings and an incredibly smooth transition from the moment your heel touches the ground to when your toes push off. The integrated Speedboard acts like a spring, collecting the energy generated during landing and releasing it during your push-off phase, giving you an extra boost with each stride. This combination makes the Cloudsurfer ideal for consistent, comfortable training runs where cushioning and efficiency are paramount. Its lightweight feel and responsive ride help you maintain your pace without unnecessary strain, making it a reliable choice for logging daily mileage.

Setup & First Use The On Running Cloudsurfer trainers feature a traditional lacing closure for a secure and customized fit. 1. Unbox your trainers: Remove them from the packaging. 2. Lace Up: Adjust the laces to achieve a snug, yet comfortable, fit. Ensure they are not too tight to avoid pressure points. 3. Initial Walk: Before your first run, walk around in your new Cloudsurfers to get a feel for the cushioning and fit. ### Compatibility These trainers are designed for everyday road running and general fitness activities. They are suitable for adult runners seeking a highly cushioned and smooth experience. The flat heel type offers broad compatibility with various foot strikes. ### Care & Maintenance Proper care extends the life of your running shoes. - Cleaning: Gently wipe off dirt and mud with a soft, damp cloth. For stubborn spots, use a mild soap solution and a soft brush. - Drying: Air dry your trainers at room temperature, away from direct heat sources or sunlight, which can damage materials. Avoid using a tumble dryer. - Storage: Store your shoes in a cool, dry place. - Avoid Machine Washing: Machine washing can damage the shoe's structure, cushioning, and adhesives. - Rotate Your Shoes: If you run frequently, consider rotating with another pair of running shoes to allow the cushioning to fully recover between runs.