ON Women's Cloudcruiser

I run longer distances. After a surgery I need to try to minimize impact as much as possible, but was given the go ahead to resume running.I wasn't sure about ordering shoes online that I never wore before. I normally wear Brooks and the size chart compared the two brands so I went ahead and ordered them.They fit great! I really do feel that they cushion the impact on concrete especially. I always hated running on the track, but these shoes really help me push off on the rubberized track surface and make me feel faster & running more fun.I wore them on a couple 10 mile runs on a packed crushed limestone surface and they worked well for that too.I have flat feet and usually wear Adrenalines. These feel much lighter but still pretty sturdy. I just reached 100 miles in them and hope to get another 200 out of them.

Purchased these the day before ankle replacement and leg reconstruction, and they have been my best friend. They fit as expected, though if you have a wide foot, they may not be the right shoe (recommend ASICS, Nike free, etc) as the instep footbed does run on the more narrow side. There is little arch support, and the shoe does not accommodate well for an insole, but I can overlook this given how much spring and give the shoe has. There isn’t a whole lot of tread on this model, so be aware if you tend to run/walk on slippery roads/surfaces. All in all, I highly recommend.

Very disappointed in these. I was an early purchaser of another line from this company, and couldn't have loved the shoe more. When it was time to replace, I couldn't find a direct match, but this looked similar enough. It's not - doesn't fit the same, things are stiff in some areas (tongue, toe bed), there isn't much footbed support, And the laces are thin (as others have noted), which also means they kind of cut into the cut (through the shoe) when you pull them tight. Very disappointed. Would still by ON again, but not Cloudcruiser.

Not good for running. Have planter facilitis ( I'm probably misspelling it) . I bought these shoes for running, and my feet started to hurt in them before I even made it to the gym. They are kind of hard inside and the tounge is also hard and sticks out far and irritates the skin it touches because of friction. Must be worn with long socks and long jeans to avoid irritation.

I've worn these for a few short runs around 4-5 miles and I have really liked them. Normally I would buy a running shoe and then add a stability insert. With these, I don't need to do that. They provide enough stability yet are also nicely cushioned. I have not tried them on long runs yet. The only downside so far is the shoestrings. They tend to become loose during the run. For the price, even if I use them for short runs and save the Brooks for long runs, they were worth the investment.

Does feel like you’re running on a cloud but the tongue sticks too far up and that can be uncomfortable at first. Plus, it never stays straight. After a run, the tongue falls to the side.The laces are amazing though. They are so small and light weight that I thought surely I would have to stop running to tighten them up but that has never happened. I can’t even take the shoes off without untying them.My feet wold usually hurt after a HIIT workout, but that has not happened since I bought these shoes.

I have the more expensive version which I paid over $120 but this time decided to buy the less expensive one. I have to say, you get what you pay for. The bounce or cushion isn't the same or not as good. Also, the tongue is too long. It keeps hitting the top of my foot so now on both sides ( where the leg and foot start). ( top of the foot where the tongue hits/ ends)... I have a mark from irritation. Hopefully, my feet will get used to it.

These fit me fine but the fabric of the tongue( like other reviewers said) is very cheap and stiff and I am sure it would not be comfortable for walking or working out after a few minutes.Also, the general construction of the shoe was much less substantial than other name brand running shoes.The laces were about as wide as a spaghetti noodle and seemed very fragile. For the price, they should be MUCH less expensive .Too bad because they did seem to have good support.