You've likely seen On Running shoes at the gym; they're noticeable by their unique sole. They're popping up everywhere, and for good reason. There's a shoe for every kind of active person; whether you're interested in trail running [1], need something with maximum support, or even something for wide feet, there's a pair you're going to love. If you've wanted to try the sneakers [2], but don't know where to begin, you've come to the right place.
We're breaking down the difference between 10 of On Running's most popular shoes. We're particularly excited about the tennis shoe made in collaboration with Roger Federer, but they're all winners in our book. Keep on reading to shop our selects.
Bestselling Sneakers: On Running Cloud 5
These On Running Cloud 5 [4] ($140) sneakers are the company's bestsellers. These are designed for allday wear, so if you're on your feet a lot, this is a great shoe for you. It's comfortable and supportive but still lightweight, thanks in part to the proprietary foam sole. This is also a great shoe for walks, running errands, and light activity.
Most Supportive Sneaker: On Running The Cloudmonster
If you need maximum support when you run, this On Running The Cloudmonster [5] ($170) is the shoe you'll love. It's great for long distance running, or other kinds of high impact exercise. The shoe is designed for both an extremely light landing and maximum reactivity, so you can comfortably push your pace.
Best Trainin Sneaker: On Running Cloud X Shift
The sole of this On Running Cloud X Shift [6] ($160) is designed for maximum shock absorption. This is a great shoe for gym sessions or strength training.
Best Lightweight Sneakers: On Running Cloud X
If you're looking for a lightweight running sneaker, the On Running Cloud X [7] ($140) is the top pick. It manages to be both stable and agile. We'd recommend this shoe for HIIT workouts, workout classes, or shorter runs.
Wide Fit Sneakers: On Running Cloudflow Wide
If you have wide feet, you know the struggle of finding a great sneaker that fits will. The On Running Cloudflow Wide [8] ($140) is the answer to your prayers. It's light and fast, so you can run and train with ease.
Best For Road Running: On Running Cloudswift
If you're running on city streets or sidewalks, you need a shoe that can handle the pavement. This On Running Cloudswift [9] ($150) was designed specifically for road running. It's agile and flexible but designed for maximum shock absorption.
Cool Sneakers: On Running Cloudnova
These On Running Cloudnova [10] ($150) shoes are the everyday sneakers we dream of. They're supportive, and plus, they look so cool. We'd wear them on walks and doing light impact activities, and they also make great travel shoes.
Waterproof Sneakers: On Running Cloudventure Waterproof
If you're going on a run in the rain, first of all, props to you. The On Running Cloudventure Waterproof [11] ($170) shoe is exactly what you need. It's both 100 percent waterproof and windproof, so your feet will stay comfortable while braving the elements.
Classic Tennis Sneakers: On Running The Roger Advantage
As serious tennis fans, we love a tennis shoe. This sleek On Running The Roger Advantage [12] ($140) sneaker was designed in collaboration with Roger Federer, so you know it's as authentic as it comes. It comes in a bunch of different colours, but to us, it's got to be all white.
Best For Running Long Distances: On Running Cloudflyer
If you're a distance runner, the right shoe is critical. The On Running Cloudflyer [13] ($160) can take you through sprints, rolling hills, training, and logging double digit miles. It has the plushest tongue of any of the brand's styles, and it's designed with comfort and support in mind, but it's not heavy or clunky.