On Running

Cloud 5 Shoe - Men's

CloudTec is a proprietary cushioning technology developed by On Running that provides a soft landing and a powerful push-off. This system absorbs impact effectively, enhancing comfort during your runs or walks. The lightweight and responsive foam used in CloudTec helps reduce fatigue, making it ideal for various activities, whether you're a casual walker or a serious runner.

The Speedboard is a flexible plate located in the midsole of On Running shoes that enhances responsiveness and propulsion. It allows for a more efficient transfer of energy from your foot to the ground, which can significantly improve your speed and overall performance, especially during running. This means you can run faster and with less effort.

Zero-Gravity Foam is an ultra-lightweight foam used in the midsole of the Cloud 5 Shoe. It provides excellent cushioning and support while feeling almost weightless. This feature helps reduce fatigue during long periods of wear, making your running or walking experience more comfortable and enjoyable.

Bungee Speed Laces are elastic cords that replace traditional shoelaces, allowing for a quick and easy way to secure your shoes. They provide a snug fit without the hassle of tying knots, making it convenient for those who want to put on or take off their shoes quickly. This feature is especially beneficial for athletes or anyone on the go.

Engineered Mesh is a specially designed fabric used in the upper part of On Running shoes. It offers breathability, flexibility, and support, adapting to the shape of your foot for a customized fit. Made from recycled materials, it is also environmentally friendly. The mesh allows for airflow, keeping your feet cool and comfortable during your activities.

Yes, the combination of CloudTec cushioning, Speedboard propulsion, and Zero-Gravity Foam support can help reduce the impact on your joints and improve your running form. By providing better shock absorption and energy return, these technologies can contribute to a more comfortable running experience, potentially lowering the risk of injuries associated with repetitive impact.