I am not a runner, But I am enjoying the cloudhorizon (waterproof) For city walks/ little moderate hikes. Using them for work at the moment. I am a bit heavier (around 100kg's) And had a problem with my feet. So the cloudsurfers (and cloudtilt/cloud) are too soft at the moment. For walks i kinda need the shoes with mission grip.
I run on the road 70% and on not technical trails (30%). I wear Cloudsurfer Trail +++++. They are perfect road to trail shoes for me. I'am not heavy and they are very confortable.
Good choice; it’s one of my top rated road to trail running shoes! Check out the Nike Pegasus Trail next time, even better when it comes to technical trails
I feel like there should be... but not heard any whispers of it yet.. The Cloudvista 2 is a good replacement (depending on how you plan to use them), if you can't wait.
@@trailandkale Thanks for answering! I am also looking at buying a pair for road running with a mix of asphalt and gravel. I watched your reviews and I'm wondering whether I should go for the cloudsurfer 7 or the cloudsurfer trail? I am leaning towards the trail version since I'll be mostly using it in fall and winter (in Norway) on wet surfaces, but on the other hand I am thinking I'll be better off buying a shoe that is more road focused since I have a pair of trail shoes.
Yeah out of those two, go for the Cloudsurfer trail - it actually performs really admirably on both surfaces. Here are my other top road-to-trail picks right now worth looking at: www.trailandkale.com/roundups/best-trail-running-shoes-buyers-guide/#best-road-to-trail-running-shoes -- If you are lookig for a road shoe for gravel, you could look at something like the Superblast 2 (www.trailandkale.com/shoe-reviews/asics-superblast-2-review/) potentially but if you want to take them on light trails too you're probably better off with a road to trail shoe. - Hope that helps a bit..? -Alastair
@@trailandkale For 2025 ON running will declutter their names of models. You got a base model. Cloudsurfer. And with that you get a max version (known as cloudeclipse) Cloudsurfer next. Pro Next Max Or models with high, low silhouette and stuf like that. In 2025 cloudultra pro, cloudultra 3 Cloudsurfer max. Cloudboom max ( a marathon shoe for the 4/5 hour runner. (For the average runner)
For the more niche segment of people looking for a minimal trail racing shoe like the CVP3, there are much better options, like the Merrell MTL Long Sky 2 Matryx, for example: www.trailandkale.com/roundups/best-trail-running-shoes-buyers-guide/#best-trail-racing-shoes -- I do have other minimal trail racing shoe recomendations if you're after a shoe like that.
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Let me know if you have any questions at all and don't forget to share your favorite On Clouds here in the comments! :) -Alastair
I am not a runner,
But I am enjoying the cloudhorizon (waterproof)
For city walks/ little moderate hikes.
Using them for work at the moment.
I am a bit heavier (around 100kg's)
And had a problem with my feet.
So the cloudsurfers (and cloudtilt/cloud) are too soft at the moment.
For walks i kinda need the shoes with mission grip.
I run on the road 70% and on not technical trails (30%). I wear Cloudsurfer Trail +++++. They are perfect road to trail shoes for me. I'am not heavy and they are very confortable.
Good choice; it’s one of my top rated road to trail running shoes! Check out the Nike Pegasus Trail next time, even better when it comes to technical trails
For trail walking.
You did not have the opportunity to use the cloudhorizon yet, right?
Not yet no. This is my On Cloud trail running shoe roundup.
I need to replace my Cloudultra 2 soon. Do you reckon there'll be a version 3 soon?
I feel like there should be... but not heard any whispers of it yet.. The Cloudvista 2 is a good replacement (depending on how you plan to use them), if you can't wait.
@@trailandkale Thanks for answering! I am also looking at buying a pair for road running with a mix of asphalt and gravel. I watched your reviews and I'm wondering whether I should go for the cloudsurfer 7 or the cloudsurfer trail? I am leaning towards the trail version since I'll be mostly using it in fall and winter (in Norway) on wet surfaces, but on the other hand I am thinking I'll be better off buying a shoe that is more road focused since I have a pair of trail shoes.
Yeah out of those two, go for the Cloudsurfer trail - it actually performs really admirably on both surfaces. Here are my other top road-to-trail picks right now worth looking at: www.trailandkale.com/roundups/best-trail-running-shoes-buyers-guide/#best-road-to-trail-running-shoes -- If you are lookig for a road shoe for gravel, you could look at something like the Superblast 2 (www.trailandkale.com/shoe-reviews/asics-superblast-2-review/) potentially but if you want to take them on light trails too you're probably better off with a road to trail shoe. - Hope that helps a bit..? -Alastair
@@martinwer8943 from the run event. 2025 should give you: cloudultra pro.
And a cloudultra 3 if not mistaken
@@trailandkale
For 2025 ON running will declutter their names of models.
You got a base model.
Cloudsurfer.
And with that you get a max version (known as cloudeclipse)
Cloudsurfer next.
Pro
Next
Max
Or models with high, low silhouette and stuf like that.
In 2025 cloudultra pro, cloudultra 3
Cloudsurfer max.
Cloudboom max ( a marathon shoe for the 4/5 hour runner. (For the average runner)
So, no Cloudventure Peak 3 ?
no, I recommend avoiding that one for reasons explained here: th-cam.com/video/FovuN1YwT78/w-d-xo.html
For the more niche segment of people looking for a minimal trail racing shoe like the CVP3, there are much better options, like the Merrell MTL Long Sky 2 Matryx, for example: www.trailandkale.com/roundups/best-trail-running-shoes-buyers-guide/#best-trail-racing-shoes -- I do have other minimal trail racing shoe recomendations if you're after a shoe like that.
Didn't watch the video, just came to say he looks like Gordon Ramsay
Lol, thanks? Recently been watching a load of his shows - very entertaining! Now watch the video