On Cloudswift

This is a good shoe for a regular runner, very comfortable and durable. Only drawback are the shoestrings, which like most, are too long and annoying to have to double up. Sometimes they come undone because they are round.

I like it better than the Hoka.

I have been running / training for New York Marathon in the The Cloudswift from ON. Overall, the shoe has responded well especially during long runs. It is light weight and responsive. The only negative is small rocks or twigs sometimes get stuck underneath forcing a stop to remove the debris.

I personally really like these shoes. They provide me with enough cushioning, while still being very reactive and not being weighty or "slow"- the ideal combination I look for in a shoe, since I use the same shoes for long runs and interval trainings alike.

This one soft and responsive shoe. It's light, stylish, and keeps me running when my body knows that it is all too painful most of the time. This shoe makes me feel like I am giving the cushioning I need for my legs, but it is still light and makes me feel fast (even though I am slow).

This was my first experience with On and I am convinced it is the real deal. I have run in numerous other major brands of shoe and none fit as well or felt as comfortable from the start as On. As someone who has feet that are just between normal and wide, these shoes fit perfectly. Plenty of room without needing to go up to a wide shoe. Really comfortable, springy, and responsive. Highly recommended

I got these for Christmas 6 months ago and the mesh fabric has separated and frayed at the toe seam from bending. I don't run, just wear them to a low impact job and walk about a mile a day. Also, there is a gap between the sole and the shoe so it pinches your foot. For the money, this sucks and I've been happier with a $40 pair of Sketchers.