Customer Reviews On Cloudflyer

Best tennis shoes ever

Fantastic shoes!! I’ve tried so many running shoes recently but have finally fallen in love with these. No need to break them in, comfy and supportive from the start. Lightweight. A+ all around and they looks great too!!

Definitely sized too small

Great shoe. A little stuff at first, need to break in . True to size. Good looking workout shoe

This shoe is phenomenal. I struggled for years to find a supportive shoe and I finally found my glass slipper. I highly recommend. This shoe is slightly snug (I already have narrow feet) bc of the cushioned insole, but its amazing and comfortable. Still sticking with my normal size though. Also, I ordered the black pair and they look very nice and stylish.

very nice sneaker. It just didn't fit my problematic feet well.

I'm not a runner, but I still want a good sneaker for walking, working out, and hiking. Since my sneakers last many years, I am willing to invest in a good pair. This was my first time owning this brand, which I learned about at a running store. I'm very pleased with the shoe - comfortable, supportive, high-quality and stylish.

So so comfortable. The minute I put them on they were perfect. Perfect fit and the back doesn't rub against my heel which I appreciate. I fell in love instantly. This brand is underrated. Way better than the nikes and asics ive been trying

So so comfortable! I ordered a 1/2 size larger than I normally wear, and the fit is perfect. Love the style. Only one weird thing: There is a wide groove down the center of the tread that picks up gravel! So don’t run/walk on gravel roads if you don’t want to constantly be picking it out if the tread.

This is my third pair of Cloudflyers. The first two pairs experienced splitting at the outside section of each shoe within the first 100 days. The store replaced the first pair at no charge. I ordered the third pair a half size larger than the size I usually order for exercising and power walking shoes, and have now been wearing them for two weeks. No observable deterioration yet, but I will judge better after wearing them two more months. I continue to wear these shoes because they are the best and most comfortable shoes for arthritis in my knees and ankles, and I certainly hope this new size holds up better.

I loved how these sneakers looked, and they fit true to size. They felt a little odd at first, but I decided to give them another longer try. When I wore them in my house, they were very comfortable after a few minutes adjusting to the way the soles cushion. I noticed that when I stood still ( at the stove, answering the phone, etc. they were great. Unfortunately, the more I walked, the more my toes hurt.

I really wanted to love these shoes. They are good looking and have more stability than the CloudFlow. I have a number of friends that all love them. I have "tried" to start running and I have been getting really bad shin splints. My friends told me to go up a size in shoe and to get On's. I went to the local running store and got fit. First they told me that it's not necessarily the shoe that is giving me shin splints but that I need to roll my calves every day and that should help. I tried this shoe and the CloudFlow on. The Cloud Flyer seems to run smaller and more narrow than the Flow. I am a true 7.5. I ended up ordering the Cloud Flyer in an 8 and 8.5. I wore them around my house for 2 days but when it came down to it, they weren't that much more comfortable than my Ascics. They do have a wide toe box which I really like because I have a wider foot. With it being Christmas season right now I honestly can't justify spending $70 more on a pair of shoes that I "kind of" like. I may try them again later, but just cant do it right now.

The fit and size felt OK, although the material felt a bit constrictive (quite stiff overall) during my runs, adding to the strain on my arch. They are not the most attractive looking shoe, but if they felt amazing during my runs, I really wouldn't care that much about the aesthetics. Also, there is minimal energy return, so if you're feeling fatigued, your muscles end up working even more. I feel like these would be best for short sprint intervals, instead of medium/long-distance or recovery runs. I also purchased the Cloudswift in the same order and those seem to be working a lot better. I've used them for a tempo run, an easy 3-mile run, and a longer 5 miler. I am feeling some pain in the arches of my feet, but that could be due to having taken a bit of a hiatus from running, and my body adjusting back into the swing of things. If needed, I'll update after another week or so using my Cloudswifts.

The On Cloudflyer is just ok compared the the Cloudsurfer. The ‘flyer is a stiffer shoe and not as light or as flexible or as well cushioned as the Cloudsurfer, my “go to” On model. So I am sending the Cloudflyer back. Thank you Zappos for such a fabulous return policy!!

Arches seem high. I wanted to love these shoes, but unfortunately the arches were too high for me. The laces are super slim and the tongue is connected to the shoe so I wasn't able to tighten the shoe to a good comfort level. Trying another style as I hear amazing things about this brand!

I was so disappointed to realize these shoes were uncomfortable. My third pair of On Clouds, ordered in the same size of the prior shoes, were too small and too narrow to keep. :(

I really wanted to Love these shoes but I need a lot of support as I have a pronating problem and these shoes even though I purchased the one with the most support still have zero and now the balls of my feet are sore.

I really wanted to love these shoes. They look really unique and are really comfortable once broken in. The problem is that they don’t seem like they’re going to last as long as running shoes I’ve used in the past (Brooks, ASICS). I only use them indoors on a treadmill and occasionally a rower, but they are already starting to fray. There are small holes forming and the shoelaces are a mess. I like them for now, but will probably switch back to another brand soon.

I have developed tendonitis is my right foot and the doctor said these shoes don't give me enough support.

They are not as good as my Hoka running shoes. The don’t have as much support and coushioning as the Hoka. They will do though

I heard rave reviews about these shoes so I bought a pair. They look great but as I nurse I stay on hard floor about 10 hrs a day and my feet are more sore in these than I expected. New balance felt better at the end of a long day.

I wanted to love these based on style, however, they fit strangely too high around my narrow ankle and were quite floppy feeling overall.

I ordered these shoes because I had a previous pair of OnClouds that wore extremely well, they actually still look brand new. But I have been really disappointed with the quality of this pair. I noticed after only a few weeks that they started to fray, especially at the fabric parts by the tongue and where the foot goes in the shoe. They look tattered now. I really expected better quality from a shoe that costs $150. I probably would not purchase this brand again after this.

SEE PICTURES. I bought these to replace my On Cloud shoes. I’ve only worn these for 3 shifts at the hospital and there is fraying by the tongue/laces area as pictured. These are $160 shoes & this poor workmanship is not acceptable at that price.

This is an honest review. I am a long distance runner and currently training for a marathon this fall. I have had many shoes over the years, Nike, Brooks, Altra's etc... I was currently unhappy with many of the Brands I have previously loved as they keep changing the styles and fits of them. I wanted to try a new brand that was good for running thus trying the On's CloudFlyer. First of all the name is deceiving as your feet do not feel like they are on a cloud. This style is not great from the first time on my foot. I know immediately when a shoe is going to be good. These were super light which was good but felt cheaply made. There is absolutely no padding or cushion inside the shoe. Felt horrible every time my foot struck the ground. I tried them outside once and inside once on the treadmill. My feet went numb on the treadmill at 9 miles and my knees started hurting. They are a cute style but definitely not comfortable for someone who does a lot of running. I honestly would not recommend these to anyone. I would take my Brooks any day over these. I would say they rank up there with one of the worst style fits for running I have had in the past year and I have tried many styles and brands this year trying to get something that was comfortable for the longer runs. Still searching for now.......