ON Men's Cloud 5 Sneakers

My feet like them so far to start and finish line will find later.

great shoe but not new!has been used as display as it seems, dirty sole, cardboard shoe stuffer.promoted as new by seller.

An odd review to leave particularly given the positive feedback these appear to have, however I was a little stumped in how I should rate these.I'm an 8.5 and that's what I ordered. Typically I would use ASICS GT-2000's or Brooks Ghosts.The Cloudflows appear well made, but by comparison use more synthetic, lighter, and (dare I say it) plasticy materials - especially for the uppers. I noticed the fit was extremely snug however the hardness of the materials often made me think they were slightly unforgiving and inflexible. Other reviews comment on them being narrow, and I would agree with this in part. Lacing them up was also a tricky process, as the thin shoe materials and taught lace material often meant it was tied too tight and caused discomfort due to lack of padding or flex. Likewise, if tied slightly too loose then you would feel the heel move during the run. A difficult balance to strike.During runs they appeared to effective, but less comfortable compared to other shoes I have. They are light though, and that has its benefits. During my last 10km run I finished with cramp on my instep which is a first for me, and it lasted 24hrs. Worth adding that I didn't feel it during the run, only afterwards when I stopped. A definite concern though.Apearance is great and they look amazing, but when I factor in the cost, with the experience I have when running - I would say they are a 3.5. If laced right and with the right socks, they're ok. If not, then you might even find these a tlstruggle for anything longer than a 5km.

The media could not be loaded.  Part of sole on both heels worn away. Mesh on top where toes are has worn through. These are so poor quality, I suspect these are fakes that I paid full price for