AfterPay Available - To launch yourself into running, you need next-level comfort, premium-grade responsiveness, and a whole lot of energy. The On Cloudgo gives you it all - and lots (lots) more. Featuring unique CloudTec cushioning plus a tailored Speedboard for outstanding comfort and confidence-boosting energy return, every single step.
AfterPay Available - To launch yourself into running, you need next-level comfort, premium-grade responsiveness, and a whole lot of energy. The On Cloudgo gives you it all - and lots (lots) more. Featuring unique CloudTec cushioning plus a tailored Speedboard for outstanding comfort and confidence-boosting energy return, every single step.
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The lowest price for On Running Cloudgo Black Shale right now is $361.00.
Prices last updated 15 Aug 2025.
On Running Cloudgo Black Shale
AfterPay Available - To launch yourself into running, you need next-level comfort, premium-grade responsiveness, and a whole lot of energy. The On Cloudgo gives you it all - and lots (lots) more. Featuring unique CloudTec cushioning plus a tailored Speedboard for outstanding comfort and confidence-boosting energy return, every single step.
AfterPay Available - To launch yourself into running, you need next-level comfort, premium-grade responsiveness, and a whole lot of energy. The On Cloudgo gives you it all - and lots (lots) more. Featuring unique CloudTec cushioning plus a tailored Speedboard for outstanding comfort and confidence-boosting energy return, every single step.
Last updated at 15/08/2025 09:38:56
originally posted on REI
These shoes are very comfortable. I wear them all day at work. They're great whether I'm at my desk or standing/walking in the lab. I've received many complements on how they look (one of the selling points for me). I think these are appropriate for most situation.
originally posted on roadrunnersports.com
I bought these for everyday walking around. They are comfortable and look great.But the foam sole started to rip/tear on one foot after only a month. The rip has gotten bigger and bigger as time goes on.Unfortunately, I did not act on this in time to get a replacement pair.I am not ready to write off On shoes and would probably buy another pair but my first experience with them left me a little annoyed.
originally posted on REI
I’m far from an avid runner but getting back into it. Past shoes I used for running were Nike, Brooks, and recently Hoka. The Brooks were like concrete blocks on my feet, Nike never fit my foot right and my Hoka were for trail running. After reading about the stability on these shoes I couldn’t pass them up. I have about 16 miles on them so far and I can tell a huge difference from my Nike/Brooks. They roll nice from heel to toe, have great stability, not super soft on the sole so good feedback, and the upper is nice and toasty yet breathable. Only downside is they are heavy but definitely not the heaviest shoe out there. If you are starting back up in running or a beginner I would recommend this shoe.
These shoes are very comfortable. I wear them all day at work. They're great whether I'm at my desk or standing/walking in the lab. I've received many complements on how they look (one of the selling points for me). I think these are appropriate for most situation.
I bought these for everyday walking around. They are comfortable and look great.But the foam sole started to rip/tear on one foot after only a month. The rip has gotten bigger and bigger as time goes on.Unfortunately, I did not act on this in time to get a replacement pair.I am not ready to write off On shoes and would probably buy another pair but my first experience with them left me a little annoyed.
I’m far from an avid runner but getting back into it. Past shoes I used for running were Nike, Brooks, and recently Hoka. The Brooks were like concrete blocks on my feet, Nike never fit my foot right and my Hoka were for trail running. After reading about the stability on these shoes I couldn’t pass them up. I have about 16 miles on them so far and I can tell a huge difference from my Nike/Brooks. They roll nice from heel to toe, have great stability, not super soft on the sole so good feedback, and the upper is nice and toasty yet breathable. Only downside is they are heavy but definitely not the heaviest shoe out there. If you are starting back up in running or a beginner I would recommend this shoe.
First time trying on and purchasing this brand. Had tried purchasing competitor brands and nothing compares. These are lighter and comfier. I had size up. Normally a size 11, but I went with a 11 1/2. Best shoe decision ever. Will have to come back to purchase more colors.
I think with this pair they have nailed a perfect trainer for quick runs and hitting the gym for treadmills.I like the balanced cushion and the shoe structure providing the needing support. Not over squishy that your heel keeps sinking while standing and make it unbearable to wear other than just running.It’s try to size. I am 9 in most dress shoes and that is the case here. Does not run to narrow from the toe box leaving enough room for thick socks.I hope they hold up well.
I love the comfort and texture of the On Cloudgo shoe, but the heel width poses an issue. Consequently, my heel tends to slip while walking in them. To avoid potential blisters during extended walks, I've resorted to applying a bandage on my heel. I anticipate that the inner heel may wear out before the overall shoe starts to deteriorate.
I bought a 10.5 Men's Wide direct from ONs website. Arrived fairly quick, and were extremely uncomfortable. Processed an exchange for the next half size up, changed my mind and called to have it refunded. They said they were going to, but ended up sending a size 11 Wide. I'm glad I didn't send it back, because it's my favorite shoe. I don't run much mostly just walking.I usually use New Balance, but have also tried out plenty of other shoes... I'm limited being a wide foot, but the quality and comfort on these far surpasses Asics, Nike etc...Only CON is the price, Is it worth $150? No, for that price they should be made in the USA.Is it a nice, well designed shoe? Absolutely!ON, if you're reading these; Make a 4E, make more styles and colors for wide feet ... MoreI bought a 10.5 Men's Wide direct from ONs website. Arrived fairly quick, and were extremely uncomfortable. Processed an exchange for the next half size up, changed my mind and called to have it refunded. They said they were going to, but ended up sending a size 11 Wide. I'm glad I didn't send it back, because it's my favorite shoe. I don't run much mostly just walking.I usually use New Balance, but have also tried out plenty of other shoes... I'm limited being a wide foot, but the quality and comfort on these far surpasses Asics, Nike etc...Only CON is the price, Is it worth $150? No, for that price they should be made in the USA.Is it a nice, well designed shoe? Absolutely!ON, if you're reading these; Make a 4E, make more styles and colors for wide feet people, improve your customer service a bit (I don't think the BOT is ready, and your call agents could use a bit better training and equipment, I found my call to be a little hard to hear/understand).
Upper tore after less than 60 miles of road running. The quality and durability is lacking. The black color started to fade to a reddish/brown. The support seemed to give an uneven ride with a much softer support through the arch than the outside of the shoe , imo. For context, I have put a few hundred miles on similar min-mid cushion, neutral, ~10mm dropped shoes.Avoid buying without testing first. Buy from a place with a generous return policy in case the quality misses the mark like my pair did.
I have purchased four On Cloud 5 shoes and they are wonderful on my daily five-mile walks on the boardwalk in Huntington Beach. Love the comfort, love the style, love the weight.Problem is, each lasted three to five months before the mesh material shredded and my small toes stuck out in the wind. Granted, I walk 100 miles a month, so we're talking 300 to 500 miles, but it's usually the bottom of the shoe that should wear out.I gave up on the Cloud 5 and went with the Cloud Go because it seemed to have a heavier mesh. It's been two weeks and there is a separation between the mesh and the rubber-like material in the toes. Two weeks! And I have no option - even as a Road Runner member - because I got the shoes as exchange for just-less-than-three-month-old Cloud 5 shoes.
These are very comfortable shoes and are holding up well but shortly after I started wearing them, one shoe started squeaking, then shortly after, the other followed. I took them with me to Aruba and ran a few times and the squeaking stopped (maybe the heat?). Then after returning back the Michigan the squeaking started up again. Hopefully this is a regular thing for these shoes. I may try another pair at some point.
