- Is the Cloudrock Low M truly waterproof?
- Yes. It uses a waterproof membrane, so rain, wet grass and puddles stay out. Prolonged submersion or deep stream crossings can still let water in over the collar.
- How does it compare with the mid-cut Cloudrock?
- The Low has the same cushioning and waterproof build but a lower collar. It is lighter and cooler, while the mid version gives more ankle support on rough ground.
- Is it good for serious mountain hikes?
- It suits day hikes, fast walks and moderate trails. For rocky, steep or multi-day mountain routes, a stiffer boot with deeper lugs and more ankle support is the safer choice.
- Does it fit true to size?
- Most hikers find it true to size, but it runs on the narrow side. If you have wide feet or wear thick hiking socks, consider going up half a size.
- Can I wear it as an everyday shoe?
- Yes. The low-cut, cushioned design works for town and travel as well as trails, though the waterproof membrane is warmer than a breathable trainer.
- What should I check before buying?
- Confirm the size and width, and decide whether you need a low or mid cut. If you hike wet rock often, compare the outsole with grippier rivals.
- Where is the On Cloudrock Low M cheapest?
- At Scheels, for $200.00, as of our latest check.