- Is the Cloudboom Volt good for a first marathon?
- It can work if you are used to stiff, carbon-plated shoes and have trained in them. Many runners find it too firm for a long first marathon and prefer a softer racer.
- How does it compare with the Nike Vaporfly?
- The Volt is firmer and more aggressive underfoot, with a narrower fit. The Vaporfly is softer and more forgiving, which suits more runners over long distances.
- Does it fit true to size?
- It runs snug and narrow, so runners with wide feet often go up a half size. Try it on before race day if you can.
- Can I use it for daily training?
- It is built for racing and tempo work. The firm ride and limited cushioning make it a poor choice for easy or recovery runs.
- What kind of runner is it for?
- Neutral runners with an efficient stride who want a light, stiff shoe for race pace. Overpronators and runners wanting plush cushioning should look elsewhere.
- Is the upper breathable?
- Yes. The mesh and polyester upper is light and quick-drying, which reviewers like for warm race days.
- Where is the On Cloudboom Volt cheapest?
- At KICKS CREW, for $241.02, as of our latest check.