- Is the Cloud 6 good for long runs?
- No. The cushioning is tuned for short easy runs, walking and gym use. Runners going past about 10K usually prefer a max-cushion trainer.
- How does the Cloud 6 compare with the Cloud 5?
- It is a small update. The upper and pod layout are close to the Cloud 5, so owners of the older shoe gain little by switching.
- Does the Cloud 6 fit true to size?
- Most buyers take their usual size, but the fit is on the narrow side. Wide feet may want to size up or try a wider model.
- Can I use the Cloud 6 for walking and the gym?
- Yes. It is light and flexible enough for walking, commuting and light gym work, and the mesh upper stays cool.
- What is the Speedboard in the Cloud 6?
- It is a stiff plate inside the midsole that flexes with each step and returns energy, giving a snappier toe-off than a plain foam shoe.
- Is the Cloud 6 machine washable?
- On does not recommend machine washing. Spot clean the mesh with a damp cloth and air dry, and keep the pods clear of grit.
- Where is the On Running Cloud 6 Series (Women's) cheapest?
- At On, for $110.00, 31% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the On Running Cloud 6 Series (Women's)?
- 12 stores we checked sell it, including On, Bloomingdale's, L.L.Bean, Zappos.com, Comfort One Shoes.