Just got a pair of On running shoes: they are amazing!

These shoes are totally impractical. Try running across a bit of dirt in your runs and not only will you slide around but the sole and the pods fill up with the dirt. Unless you are running on a treadmill or 100% flat concrete forget it. The design is flawed. There are better more durable shoes out there for 50% less.

Hmm, I'll look out for that. I did have an issue running over some of those little round pine-cone like things yesterday and they got stuck in there, felt like little lumps under my foot. As for their durability, time will tell.

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I would've been interested, because I tried them on in a run shop and they were super light and cushioned (although a bit unstructured, no support), but you compared them to Altra, which I think sucks.

Altra shoes suck? Why do you say that? BTW, every company makes a lot if different models, of which, I guarantee you that at least one of the models will "suck" for you. Making sweeping statements about a particular running shoe brand being "good" or "bad" shows lack of understanding.

Not when it comes to Altra. All their models have this ridiculously wide forefoot.

I used the cloudracers for awhile, comfy light shoe, the only issue is these shoes are SUPER expensive and on top of that aren't durable, i ripped them after 100-140 miles.

Maybe the brojos can write a article articulating all the amazing benefits!

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Just wow... wrote:

Altra shoes suck? Why do you say that? BTW, every company makes a lot if different models, of which, I guarantee you that at least one of the models will "suck" for you. Making sweeping statements about a particular running shoe brand being "good" or "bad" shows lack of understanding.

Not when it comes to Altra. All their models have this ridiculously wide forefoot.

Actually, I'd say most other brands are ridiculously narrow.

Why don't you tell the World Mountain Champion that (Petro Mamu) who's been winning mountain races with the Ugandans all around Europe in On Cloudracers?

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These shoes are totally impractical. Try running across a bit of dirt in your runs and not only will you slide around but the sole and the pods fill up with the dirt. Unless you are running on a treadmill or 100% flat concrete forget it. The design is flawed. There are better more durable shoes out there for 50% less.

Mostly wear them if you are a rich housewife shopping for new jewellery.

I'm currently deep into marathon training and on the lookout for new cushioned shoes to support those extended runs. These seem like a promising option, though they come with a hefty price tag. Has anyone here tried them out? I'd love to hear your thoughts before taking the plunge. Thanks a bunch for any input!

I have a pair of the cloudsurfers and they are one of my favorite shoes ever. Light and super springy with tons of cushion. For easy miles and long runs I definitely recommend them.

I'm currently deep into marathon training and on the lookout for new cushioned shoes to support those extended runs. These seem like a promising option, though they come with a hefty price tag. Has anyone here tried them out? I'd love to hear your thoughts before taking the plunge. Thanks a bunch for any input!

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The other day my expensive On shoes didn’t feel quite right, so I took them to the On Genius Bar complaining my Ons feel Off.

The redesigned cloudsurfer makes noises when moisture gets inside the clouds in the forefoot.

I prefer Jox.

You work for their marketing dept? Orare you a bored OAC runner with nothing better to do 😂😂

ON shoes suck AND they’re ugly as sin