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On trail runners built for dirt and distance
On Women's Cloudsurfer Trail 2
Deal score 6.1 · Great deal
$69.98$140.00 Dcqikan's regular price
You save $70.02 at Dcqikan
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Why it's a great deal
- Elsewhere right now: DICK'S Sporting Goods $169.99, REI $170.00, L.L.Bean $170.00, and 3 more (typical $170.00 across 6 stores)
- Cheaper than all 6 other stores selling it right now
- Dcqikan lists its regular price at $140.00: 50% off by its own figures
- Rated 4.7 out of 5 by 160 buyers
- OutdoorGearLab calls the Cloudsurfer the most running-shoe-like running shoe it has tested from On, comfortable for daily runs OutdoorGearLab
Every store we checked
- DcqikanNew
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$69.98Observed at 8:43 PM - All4cyclingNew
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$117.83Observed at 9:45 PM - OnNew
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$125.00Observed at 9:45 PM - DICK'S Sporting GoodsNew
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$134.97Observed at 9:45 PM - Backcountry.comNew
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$169.95Observed at 9:45 PM - Zappos.comNew
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$169.95Observed at 9:45 PM - REINew
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$170.00Observed at 9:45 PM - NordstromNew
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$170.00Observed at 9:45 PM
About it
The On Women’s Cloudsurfer Trail 2 Waterproof is a trail running shoe built for smooth cushioning, reliable traction, and protection in wet conditions. Featuring CloudTec Phase® midsole technology, the Cloudsurfer Trail 2 Waterproof delivers soft landings and a fluid heel-to-toe transition to support a natural stride on uneven terrain. The responsive cushioning system helps absorb impact while maintaining stability during off-road runs. A waterproof membrane provides protection from rain and moisture while maintaining breathability for lasting comfort. The durable upper offers lightweight structure and support, and the rugged rubber outsole with an aggressive tread pattern enhances grip and control on dirt, gravel, and mixed surfaces. The On Women’s Cloudsurfer Trail 2 Waterproof combines advanced cushioning, trail-ready traction, and weather protection for confident performance in changing conditions.
From Dcqikan
- CloudTec Phase™ cushioning system engineered for trail runs
- Helion™ foam optimized for softness
- Missiongrip™ rubber outsole for grip and traction
- Breathable, abrasion-resistant upper
- Improved heel fit and padded lining for extra comfort
- Bigger chevron-shaped lugs for secure footing
- Sizes
- 7, 7.5, 8, 8.5, 9, 9.5, 10, 10.5, 11, 11.5, 12, 12.5, 13, 14
- Materials
- Breathable, abrasion-resistant upper; Helion™ foam; Missiongrip™ rubber outsole
- Fit
- Improved heel fit; more inclusive fit than the original Cloudsurfer Trail
- Sizing
- More inclusive fit than the original Cloudsurfer Trail, with an improved heel fit
Specs
- Width
- Width Medium
- Department
- Women's
- Material
- Mesh, Polyester, Rubber
- Athletic Style
- Running
- Closure Style
- Lace-up
- Style
- Casual
- For Athletics
- Yes
- Breathable
- Yes
- Season
- Winter, Fall
- Support Type
- Cushioning, Stability
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About the On Women's Cloudsurfer Trail 2
The On Women's Cloudsurfer Trail 2 Waterproof is a women's trail running shoe with a waterproof membrane, a CloudTec Phase midsole for soft landings, and a lugged rubber outsole for dirt and gravel. It suits runners who want cushioning and weather protection on mixed terrain rather than a race-day feel. The best new price is $169.95 at Backcountry.com as of November 3, 2026, across 4 stores. A $55.80 daily low was recorded on November 1, 2026, far below the current new price, so today's price sits near the top of its short recorded range.
Best forTrail runners on wet, mixed terrainRunners who want soft cushioning over ground feelFall and winter training in rainHikers wanting a light, waterproof trail shoe
Pros
- Waterproof membrane keeps feet dry in rain and mud
- CloudTec Phase midsole gives soft landings and a smooth heel-to-toe roll
- Aggressive rubber outsole grips dirt, gravel and mixed surfaces
- Breathable upper despite the waterproof layer
- Cushioned and stable enough for longer off-road efforts
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