- Is the Cloudtilt good for running?
- It can handle short easy runs, but it is a lifestyle shoe first. The soft foam and knit upper give less stability than On's dedicated running models like the Cloudsurfer.
- How does it compare with the On Cloud 5?
- The Cloudtilt is plusher and more cushioned, with a knit upper instead of the Cloud 5's mesh. The Cloud 5 is firmer and more structured; the Cloudtilt is softer and more casual.
- Does the Cloudtilt run true to size?
- Most owners say it fits true to size. If you have wide feet, the knit upper stretches, but the speed laces make fine-tuning harder.
- Are the Cloudtilt sneakers waterproof?
- No. The knit and mesh upper is breathable but lets water through. There is no Gore-Tex version of this shoe.
- What is the speed-lace system?
- It is a single-pull elastic lace with a cord lock instead of traditional laces. You pull to tighten and tuck the excess, so the shoe goes on and off quickly.
- Can I wear them without socks?
- The lining is textile and mesh, so they can be worn barefoot, but most people wear thin socks for comfort and odor control.
- Where is the On Cloudtilt Knitted Sneakers cheapest?
- At Selfridges, for $182.00, as of our latest check.