Shoe: On Cloud Surfer
Category- Neutral
Weight-11.64oz
Heal to Toe Drop: 6mm
Cost- $149.99
Features-
Speed Board to improve energy return
Soft responsive feel
16 Cloud Pods under the foot
Cushion- Although the shoe is more stiff than alot of other trainers, these shoes provide plenty of cushioning and are most ideal for those middle distance runs(3-6 miles)
Performance- These shoes are little heavy to be considered a true performance shoe, however, they provide more of a performance feel then most traditional trainers. Overall I would compare these to the New Balance 890s as they are more of a hybrid trainer/performance shoe.
When do I wear these shoes
I wear these shoes for my daily runs that typically range between 3-5 miles.
Shoes I would compare these to?
New balance 890
Hoka RIncon
Who would I recommend these shoes to?
Someone who is looking for a daily trainer that still provides plenty of performance. These shoes are very diverse in its capabilities; they can be worn for distances up to half marathon or can be used for speed work. It fits long narrow feet the best(aka why I love it). The cloudsurfer has a tight secure fit through the mid foot and wide toe box. Wider feet may feel as though it is too tight. The heel is little wide, but I was able to fix my heel slipping out by utilizing a runners tie on my shoe. Overall these are one of my favorite shoes and I highly recommend them. People have also found combining these with the Dynamic Run Insoles from Superfeet to be a magical combination.
My overall opinion
Comfort-8/10
Performance- 8/10
Features-9/10
Overall-8/10
