On Cloudeclipse
On's max-cushion daily trainer with a double layer of CloudTec Phase pods and a Speedboard for structure. The ride is soft yet surprisingly stable thanks to the wide base, making it a strong pick for long easy miles. One of the more accessible-feeling shoes On makes.
Reach for the On Cloudeclipse for everyday training miles, long runs and easy recovery days. A wide, stable base keeps it steady without stability hardware, so it's a good pick if you're mostly neutral but like a planted feel. The tall, soft stack favors comfort over ground feel. That's great for high mileage and bigger runners, less so for racing snappiness.
- Soft, stable max-cushion ride
- Wide, planted base
- Handles long runs and recovery days well
- Not much energy return
- Upper runs warm
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