On+ Running

Buyer's Guides

Cloudboom Strike

Use case: HM and shorter race distances; aggressive low-drop racing for forefoot strikers. / Ride: Pebax-based supercritical foam, carbon plate with bounce board, aggressive rocker.

80/100

Cloudmonster

Popularity: Strong lifestyle crossover; hospital workers and non-runners love them / Comfort: Firm-cushy CloudTec pods with responsive rebound; not plush-soft

76/100

Cloud 5

Status: Discontinued — replaced by Cloud 6 with wider fit. / Use case: Daily walking, light running, travel; not a serious training shoe.

71/100

The Roger Clubhouse

Use case: Casual outfit-driven wear, light tennis aesthetic, smart-casual restaurant nights. / Construction: Synthetic court-style upper, not the soft engineered mesh of On runners.

69/100

Cloudsurfer

Popularity: Steady adoption, limited high-heat style chatter. / Comfort: Comfort is good overall, but feel is polarizing.

69/100

Cloudtilt

Popularity: Popular among walkers and healthcare workers, minimal sneaker culture traction / Comfort: Highly rated for all-day walking, weak on breathability in warm weather

67/100

Cloud 6 Geo

Best lane: Wet commutes, city walking, travel, and light hikes. / Fit: Listed true to size, but width and stiffness feedback is mixed.

65/100

Cloudrunner

Popularity: Mostly discussed in running-fit forums, not fashion rotations / Comfort: Firm-to-balanced ride, comfortable for walking and easy miles

64/100

Cloudvista

Best lane: Short road-to-trail runs, packed dirt, travel, and walking. / Fit: Runs half a size small; medium toe box, not for wide feet.

64/100

Cloudultra

Best lane: Road-to-trail running, gravel, light trails, hikes, and travel walking. / Fit: Half size up is common; midfoot pressure can be the issue.

64/100

Cloudnova

Popularity: Visible, but mostly niche beyond core rotation chatter / Comfort: Generally comfy for daily wear; firmer than plush rivals

63/100

The Roger Advantage

Popularity: Core sneaker traction is limited and discussion is sparse. / Comfort: Mixed comfort: some all-day praise, others report stiffness.

63/100

Cloudswift

Popularity: Common in commuter circles, sparse core sneaker chatter. / Comfort: Firm platform, acceptable for short all-day use.

63/100

Cloud 6

Popularity: Large launch footprint, but style buzz remains modest. / Comfort: Mixed comfort: all-day praise and firm-ride complaints.

63/100

Cloud X

Best lane: Light cross-training, walking, travel, classes, and short runs. / Fit: True to size for average feet; check heel lockdown if between sizes.

63/100

Cloudaway 2

Best lane: Travel, everyday walking, airports, errands, and light paths. / Fit: True to size with a roomier travel-shoe feel.

63/100

Cloud

Popularity: Common everyday pick, limited enthusiast-level hype momentum. / Comfort: Light and stable, but many wearers find it firm.

61/100

Cloudtilt

Popularity: High lifestyle visibility, low organic sneaker-community momentum. / Comfort: Cushioned and easy all-day, but stability feedback is mixed.

61/100

Cloudboom Max

Popularity: Discussed widely as a stability-focused everyday marathon option / Comfort: Firm, stable, protective ride for long mileage

61/100

Cloudhorizon

Popularity: Minimal sneaker community buzz; niche hiking and travel following. / Comfort: Exceptionally cushioned with plush Helion foam for all-day wear.

61/100

Cloudrock Low

Popularity: Sparse core-sneaker traction; mostly hiking-community interest. / Comfort: Comfortable for long walks; technical-terrain feedback is mixed.

59/100