On Running Cloudstratus 3 Mens Experience total control and speed like never before with the On Running Cloudstratus 3. This running shoe features Speedboard technology in the midsole for a responsive and comfortable ride. With a breathable engineered mesh upper and a knitted tongue construction, you'll be locked-in and ready to tackle any distance with ease and confidence. The rubber outsole provides extra grip, so you can take on the toughest roads and trails with no worries! Go further and faster than ever before!
On Running Cloudstratus 3 Mens Experience total control and speed like never before with the On Running Cloudstratus 3. This running shoe features Speedboard technology in the midsole for a responsive and comfortable ride. With a breathable engineered mesh upper and a knitted tongue construction, you'll be locked-in and ready to tackle any distance with ease and confidence. The rubber outsole provides extra grip, so you can take on the toughest roads and trails with no worries! Go further and faster than ever before!
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last seen 12 May 2026
The lowest price we last saw for On Running Cloudstratus 3 Mens Shoe - US 10 / Metal/Wisteria was $167.92 at Sole Motive, compared across 2 retailers (last seen 12 May 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $95.00 on 8 Oct 2023.
Prices last updated 12 May 2026.
On Running Cloudstratus 3 Mens Shoe - US 10 / Metal/Wisteria
On Running Cloudstratus 3 Mens Experience total control and speed like never before with the On Running Cloudstratus 3. This running shoe features Speedboard technology in the midsole for a responsive and comfortable ride. With a breathable engineered mesh upper and a knitted tongue construction, you'll be locked-in and ready to tackle any distance with ease and confidence. The rubber outsole provides extra grip, so you can take on the toughest roads and trails with no worries! Go further and faster than ever before!
On Running Cloudstratus 3 Mens Experience total control and speed like never before with the On Running Cloudstratus 3. This running shoe features Speedboard technology in the midsole for a responsive and comfortable ride. With a breathable engineered mesh upper and a knitted tongue construction, you'll be locked-in and ready to tackle any distance with ease and confidence. The rubber outsole provides extra grip, so you can take on the toughest roads and trails with no worries! Go further and faster than ever before!
Last updated at 12/05/2026 07:51:57
On Cloudstratus 3 Mens | Sole Motive 10 / METAL/WISTERIA
Free delivery between 15–25 May
Mens On Running Cloudstratus 3 Metal / Wisteria / US 10
Free delivery between 15–25 May
originally posted on roadrunnersports.com
I purchased the shoe for a half marathon. I wanted a cushion shoe that was lightweight. I recently switched to this brand after wearing Brooks for the last 3 years (On Cloud short distance). Not unhappy with Brooks, just wanted to try new technology. I like the lightweight shoe and thought I might like the version with more cushion. Plus with the RRS 90 day guarantee you can't lose! This was a good decision as the feel and cushion are perfect. I am 5-10, 190 pounds, and run mostly 10k or half. I am also 65 years old so protecting against injury is a priority. My only negative is the shoe color is kind of ugly.
originally posted on sigmasports.com
Had these On Cloudstrstus trainers for about a month now, and the second pair of this exact same model I've had, the last pair holding out for about 800miles.Had neutral shoes before but these seemed to be much more supportive and much more cushioned that anything I've had before.Quality is good, although the price is slightly higher than similar trainers. Included in the box is a spare pair of laces, which is a nice touch. The only downside of these trainers is there's a large gap down the centre of the shoe, which is a bit of a stone catcher so if you run on gravel paths you have to stop occasionally and fish out the stone trapped in the groove.Sigma even put a couple of goodies in the box (Haribo and energy bar) which I thought was a very nice ... MoreHad these On Cloudstrstus trainers for about a month now, and the second pair of this exact same model I've had, the last pair holding out for about 800miles.Had neutral shoes before but these seemed to be much more supportive and much more cushioned that anything I've had before.Quality is good, although the price is slightly higher than similar trainers. Included in the box is a spare pair of laces, which is a nice touch. The only downside of these trainers is there's a large gap down the centre of the shoe, which is a bit of a stone catcher so if you run on gravel paths you have to stop occasionally and fish out the stone trapped in the groove.Sigma even put a couple of goodies in the box (Haribo and energy bar) which I thought was a very nice touch.Overall id recommend not just the trainers but Sigma Sports too for the quick free delivery and good service.
originally posted on altitude-sports.com
These are one of my favourite runnings shoes!They feel comfortable out-of-the-box, with a quite wide toe box and a very breathable upper material. The heel cage is sturdy and offers a lot of support without hurting my feet. The double-layer cushioning helps a lot with the mitigation of pain during very long runs.These are not the lightest shoes (the weight on the description should state 305 g, in accordance with On's website), because of its deeper midsole (8 mm). It also looks quite bulky.In comparison to other shoes I have had (e.g. Kinvara 8 and 9, Nike Free Run 5.0, ASICS Kayano and Mizuno Wave), these ones were the ones that lasted the longest: I have just made 800 km with my current pair, and only recently I felt that it is time to retire them. For the ... MoreThese are one of my favourite runnings shoes!They feel comfortable out-of-the-box, with a quite wide toe box and a very breathable upper material. The heel cage is sturdy and offers a lot of support without hurting my feet. The double-layer cushioning helps a lot with the mitigation of pain during very long runs.These are not the lightest shoes (the weight on the description should state 305 g, in accordance with On's website), because of its deeper midsole (8 mm). It also looks quite bulky.In comparison to other shoes I have had (e.g. Kinvara 8 and 9, Nike Free Run 5.0, ASICS Kayano and Mizuno Wave), these ones were the ones that lasted the longest: I have just made 800 km with my current pair, and only recently I felt that it is time to retire them. For the first time, this has not happened because of wear and holes on the upper or outsole. Half of the lifetime of these shoes was spent on some quite rough paths and during Montréal's salty wintery sidewalks.A last point: that larger space in the outsole of these On shoes tends to pick up larger rocks, and it can become annoying. These are OK for gravel, but with time, you will see yourself avoiding larger crushed stones on your path.
| Dual Cloudtec system | Provides a smooth, supportive ride |
| Drop | 8 mm |
On Cloudstratus 3 Mens | Sole Motive 10 / METAL/WISTERIA
Free delivery between 15–25 May
Mens On Running Cloudstratus 3 Metal / Wisteria / US 10
Free delivery between 15–25 May
I purchased the shoe for a half marathon. I wanted a cushion shoe that was lightweight. I recently switched to this brand after wearing Brooks for the last 3 years (On Cloud short distance). Not unhappy with Brooks, just wanted to try new technology. I like the lightweight shoe and thought I might like the version with more cushion. Plus with the RRS 90 day guarantee you can't lose! This was a good decision as the feel and cushion are perfect. I am 5-10, 190 pounds, and run mostly 10k or half. I am also 65 years old so protecting against injury is a priority. My only negative is the shoe color is kind of ugly.
Had these On Cloudstrstus trainers for about a month now, and the second pair of this exact same model I've had, the last pair holding out for about 800miles.Had neutral shoes before but these seemed to be much more supportive and much more cushioned that anything I've had before.Quality is good, although the price is slightly higher than similar trainers. Included in the box is a spare pair of laces, which is a nice touch. The only downside of these trainers is there's a large gap down the centre of the shoe, which is a bit of a stone catcher so if you run on gravel paths you have to stop occasionally and fish out the stone trapped in the groove.Sigma even put a couple of goodies in the box (Haribo and energy bar) which I thought was a very nice ... MoreHad these On Cloudstrstus trainers for about a month now, and the second pair of this exact same model I've had, the last pair holding out for about 800miles.Had neutral shoes before but these seemed to be much more supportive and much more cushioned that anything I've had before.Quality is good, although the price is slightly higher than similar trainers. Included in the box is a spare pair of laces, which is a nice touch. The only downside of these trainers is there's a large gap down the centre of the shoe, which is a bit of a stone catcher so if you run on gravel paths you have to stop occasionally and fish out the stone trapped in the groove.Sigma even put a couple of goodies in the box (Haribo and energy bar) which I thought was a very nice touch.Overall id recommend not just the trainers but Sigma Sports too for the quick free delivery and good service.
These are one of my favourite runnings shoes!They feel comfortable out-of-the-box, with a quite wide toe box and a very breathable upper material. The heel cage is sturdy and offers a lot of support without hurting my feet. The double-layer cushioning helps a lot with the mitigation of pain during very long runs.These are not the lightest shoes (the weight on the description should state 305 g, in accordance with On's website), because of its deeper midsole (8 mm). It also looks quite bulky.In comparison to other shoes I have had (e.g. Kinvara 8 and 9, Nike Free Run 5.0, ASICS Kayano and Mizuno Wave), these ones were the ones that lasted the longest: I have just made 800 km with my current pair, and only recently I felt that it is time to retire them. For the ... MoreThese are one of my favourite runnings shoes!They feel comfortable out-of-the-box, with a quite wide toe box and a very breathable upper material. The heel cage is sturdy and offers a lot of support without hurting my feet. The double-layer cushioning helps a lot with the mitigation of pain during very long runs.These are not the lightest shoes (the weight on the description should state 305 g, in accordance with On's website), because of its deeper midsole (8 mm). It also looks quite bulky.In comparison to other shoes I have had (e.g. Kinvara 8 and 9, Nike Free Run 5.0, ASICS Kayano and Mizuno Wave), these ones were the ones that lasted the longest: I have just made 800 km with my current pair, and only recently I felt that it is time to retire them. For the first time, this has not happened because of wear and holes on the upper or outsole. Half of the lifetime of these shoes was spent on some quite rough paths and during Montréal's salty wintery sidewalks.A last point: that larger space in the outsole of these On shoes tends to pick up larger rocks, and it can become annoying. These are OK for gravel, but with time, you will see yourself avoiding larger crushed stones on your path.
Definitely recommend going a half size up for these. The shoe has great cushion, and the colourway is really nice to look at aesthetically. Alas, I ended up returning them instead of exchanging for a half size up - after trying them on at home I realized that I would likely prefer another pair of Saucony shoes to use as my daily work horse runner. These are definitely nice though and I look forward to trying another pair of on shoes, though I'll likely be purchasing them as a casual daily shoe.
I have wide feet and plantar fascitis and these shoes have been the only pair that have worked really well for me. I can run without getting that pain in my foot and the toebox width is really nice for how wide my feet are (Nike's are painfully narrow, New Balance E width is only okay).The cushioning on these shoes aren't super squishy as they claim, but it's a comfortable firm. If you're looking for Ultraboost levels of cushioning, this isn't the shoe for you.What I found interesting is that the upper has a remarkable quality of being able to reflect the color temperature of the light you're in. I specifically mean color temperature because indoors in incandescent lighting, it appears that beige colour depicted on the website and the On website. Most times it ... MoreI have wide feet and plantar fascitis and these shoes have been the only pair that have worked really well for me. I can run without getting that pain in my foot and the toebox width is really nice for how wide my feet are (Nike's are painfully narrow, New Balance E width is only okay).The cushioning on these shoes aren't super squishy as they claim, but it's a comfortable firm. If you're looking for Ultraboost levels of cushioning, this isn't the shoe for you.What I found interesting is that the upper has a remarkable quality of being able to reflect the color temperature of the light you're in. I specifically mean color temperature because indoors in incandescent lighting, it appears that beige colour depicted on the website and the On website. Most times it reflects a blueish hue of daylight 5600k temperatures.I would absolutely get these shoes again especially since On Cloud seems to be the only shoes that works with my plantar fasciitis.
I used to have a pair of decent running shoes. Then, I received these from my son as a gift and they feel nothing like my previous ones. Of course, they are expensive however you can really feel the difference. The energy return is amazing. I am mostly using them for long walks.
This show is great for those looking for plenty of cushion. I usually need more of a stability shoe so this was not a great fit for me. However, I think this is a great shoe and fits great and has held up well for me but I probably won't run in it too often. Nothing wrong with the shoe, just not what I need.
I've been running in Hoka One One's for years (Clifton's, Challengers and currently Bondi 7). I've always liked their very comfortable cushion ride but rarely liked their "look". I tried On shoes a few years ago and although I loved their look, they just didn't have the cushioning that Hoka's had. I love the look of the CloudStratus and since it's On's "most cushioned" shoe, I decided to give them a try. Initial impressions were good. Walking around, they felt very comfortable. However, as soon as I started to run, I felt the stiffness immediately in the front/mid foot area. I even switched to more cushioned insoles (Soft Sole) and I could still feel the stiffness. Maybe they will break in after some mileage, but I didn't want to wait to find out...especially at the ... MoreI've been running in Hoka One One's for years (Clifton's, Challengers and currently Bondi 7). I've always liked their very comfortable cushion ride but rarely liked their "look". I tried On shoes a few years ago and although I loved their look, they just didn't have the cushioning that Hoka's had. I love the look of the CloudStratus and since it's On's "most cushioned" shoe, I decided to give them a try. Initial impressions were good. Walking around, they felt very comfortable. However, as soon as I started to run, I felt the stiffness immediately in the front/mid foot area. I even switched to more cushioned insoles (Soft Sole) and I could still feel the stiffness. Maybe they will break in after some mileage, but I didn't want to wait to find out...especially at the high price point. I'm older (almost 55), run 20-25 miles a week as part of my cross training and consider myself a "heavy" runner; thereby have always loved cushioned shoes. These just didn't work for me.
The shoe has a bit of a hard feel to it on strikedown. But I like the firmness in the forefoot. It has a better arch than most other brands.The sizing issue was the width. I found it too narrow and had to return it to buy the wide width only available from the manufacturer. Its peculiar because the waterproof version was plenty wide. But in the non-waterproof I needed the wide fit and the 2 shoes seemed to fit differently in terms of width.
The Cloudstratus has been my to-go running shoes for the past 4 years!The previous model felt comfortable out-of-the-box, had a wide toe box and a breathable upper material. Because the outer material of the toe-box was made of a thin plastic layer, it was also resistant and offered protection when hitting my foot onto something hard. The shoes were not the lightest but the cushioning was excellent, and it was great for long-distance runs!On recently upgraded the shoes and launched the new generation of the Cloudstratus. When I heard they had removed some of the protective and stability material to ditch some weight from the shoes, I was a bit skeptical and afraid that my new pairs would last less and that I would not like them anymore.So far, I stand corrected: ... MoreThe Cloudstratus has been my to-go running shoes for the past 4 years!The previous model felt comfortable out-of-the-box, had a wide toe box and a breathable upper material. Because the outer material of the toe-box was made of a thin plastic layer, it was also resistant and offered protection when hitting my foot onto something hard. The shoes were not the lightest but the cushioning was excellent, and it was great for long-distance runs!On recently upgraded the shoes and launched the new generation of the Cloudstratus. When I heard they had removed some of the protective and stability material to ditch some weight from the shoes, I was a bit skeptical and afraid that my new pairs would last less and that I would not like them anymore.So far, I stand corrected: these shoes are still very comfortable, out-of-the-box. The heel cage is a bit shorter but still offers a quite secure feeling. The upper material is still very breathable but is now covered with a bit more resistant lining. The combo with the double CloudTec cushioning (the two layers of holes that you can see) and the sturdy Speedboard offer a cushioned, yet responsive run.There is less rubber in the outsoles than in the original version of the Cloudstratus. I always used all the rubber in the front and back of the shoes, but this happened beyond the time I had to switch them for new shoes.I purchased the new White - Green - Black colour and it looks super pretty. However, it has gotten stubbornly dirty after a few rainy and wintery runs.I highly recommend these shoes if you are looking for cushioned and comfortable long-run shoes.
| Dual Cloudtec system | Provides a smooth, supportive ride |
| Drop | 8 mm |
