- Is the Cloudrock Low Waterproof good for wide feet?
- Many owners say it runs narrow, so wide-footed hikers should size up or try it on first. The lacing helps, but the toe box stays snug.
- Can I wear it in summer?
- It works for cool mornings and wet trails, but the waterproof membrane traps heat. For hot, dry hikes a breathable non-waterproof shoe is cooler.
- How does it compare with the mid-cut Cloudrock?
- The low version is lighter and more flexible at the ankle, which suits fast day hikes. The mid-cut adds ankle support for heavier packs and rough ground.
- Does it have a rock plate?
- The foam midsole and rubber outsole give decent underfoot protection on gravel and roots. It is not a stiff mountaineering shoe, so sharp scree can still be felt.
- What is it best for?
- Day hikes, wet-weather walks and travel where you want one cushioned, waterproof pair. It is less suited to deep mud or multi-day loads.
- Is it true to size?
- Most buyers say it fits true to length but runs snug in width. If you wear thick socks or have wide feet, consider a half size up.
- Where is the On Cloudrock Low Waterproof cheapest?
- At Zappos, for $199.95, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the On Cloudrock Low Waterproof?
- Rated 4.3 out of 5 from 83 ratings.
- Where can I buy the On Cloudrock Low Waterproof?
- 8 stores we checked sell it, including Slam Jam, Zappos, Dick's Sporting Goods, Revolve, FWRD.