Majority of reviewers speak highly of the Cloudeclipse but I found them very uncomfortable and a bit too wide with terrible heel slippage. The most comfortable & fun On Cloud running shoes that I have tried were the Cloudsurfer and to a lesser extent the Cloudmonster.
Thanks for your comment. One of the strengths of the On Running Shoes range is the choice on offer. That’s unfortunate you didn’t get on well with the Cloudeclipse, but the great that the Cloudsurfer feel good. It highlights how different everyone’s feet are. Personally, I find the padded heel counter on the Cloudsurfer lacks the lockdown that the Cloudeclipse offers me. It’s clear how the contrasting levels of padding around the Cloudsurfer and Cloudeclipse heel counters can result in different fit experiences.
Thanks for the review! How much more life do you think the Cloudmonster2 has in them after your 400km? Does it feel any less responsive or not as cushioned right now as compared to when you first got them out of the box? Thanks in advance!
Hi. Thanks for your question. The performance didn’t really change much - which is very impressive. The level of responsiveness and cushioning is pretty much on par with how they felt to begin with. Now that I’m closer to 500km in them, the outsole rubber is starting to show some visible signs of wear - but the cushioning still feels very similar. I’m expecting they’ll continue to feel good past 500 miles of running. We’ll post a short review to show how they look at this point.
Thanks for your question. The Cloudmonster 2 should feel very comfortable and feel pretty propulsive at this pace/effort. They should also work well as daily mileage running shoes for your training. On the other hand, it is worth noting that there are various options which could help sub 3.30 pace feel easier, in comparison to the Cloudmonster 2. At that sort of intensity, you'll likely experience improvements in running economy in carbon plated superfoam running shoes. Models such as the Saucony Endorphin Pro 4, Nike Alphafly 3 and and Nike Vaporfly 3 offer more cushioning and propulsion than the likes of Cloudmonster 2. These options can make marathon pace feel significantly easier to sustain. If you're looking for the optimal marathon set-up, you could do a lot of your training miles in the Cloudmonster 2, and then opt for a model that offers more help on race day. However, if you're looking for one pair of shoes for everything, the Cloudmonster 2 are one of the best options. Hope this helps.
Majority of reviewers speak highly of the Cloudeclipse but I found them very uncomfortable and a bit too wide with terrible heel slippage. The most comfortable & fun On Cloud running shoes that I have tried were the Cloudsurfer and to a lesser extent the Cloudmonster.
Thanks for your comment. One of the strengths of the On Running Shoes range is the choice on offer. That’s unfortunate you didn’t get on well with the Cloudeclipse, but the great that the Cloudsurfer feel good.
It highlights how different everyone’s feet are. Personally, I find the padded heel counter on the Cloudsurfer lacks the lockdown that the Cloudeclipse offers me. It’s clear how the contrasting levels of padding around the Cloudsurfer and Cloudeclipse heel counters can result in different fit experiences.
Agree! The Eclipse is so loose and uncomfortable!
Thanks for the review! How much more life do you think the Cloudmonster2 has in them after your 400km? Does it feel any less responsive or not as cushioned right now as compared to when you first got them out of the box?
Thanks in advance!
Hi. Thanks for your question. The performance didn’t really change much - which is very impressive. The level of responsiveness and cushioning is pretty much on par with how they felt to begin with.
Now that I’m closer to 500km in them, the outsole rubber is starting to show some visible signs of wear - but the cushioning still feels very similar. I’m expecting they’ll continue to feel good past 500 miles of running. We’ll post a short review to show how they look at this point.
@@run4it Thank you for taking the time to reply! Sounds great, looking forward to any future updates :)
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Thanks for your question.
The Cloudmonster 2 should feel very comfortable and feel pretty propulsive at this pace/effort. They should also work well as daily mileage running shoes for your training.
On the other hand, it is worth noting that there are various options which could help sub 3.30 pace feel easier, in comparison to the Cloudmonster 2. At that sort of intensity, you'll likely experience improvements in running economy in carbon plated superfoam running shoes. Models such as the Saucony Endorphin Pro 4, Nike Alphafly 3 and and Nike Vaporfly 3 offer more cushioning and propulsion than the likes of Cloudmonster 2. These options can make marathon pace feel significantly easier to sustain.
If you're looking for the optimal marathon set-up, you could do a lot of your training miles in the Cloudmonster 2, and then opt for a model that offers more help on race day. However, if you're looking for one pair of shoes for everything, the Cloudmonster 2 are one of the best options. Hope this helps.
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