On Cloudace Men Running Shoe - Shadow & Rust

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Cloudace. Seriously Ace.

Introducing the ace up your runner’s sleeve. Superior cushioning doesn’t have to mean slow. That’s the genius of the new Cloudace running shoe: soft landings thanks to our Zero-Gravity heel Clouds, combined with a powerful push-off thanks to our rubber forefoot Clouds. Add to that our liquidinjected speedboard for forward propulsion, an external TPU molded heel counter for rear stability, a premium upper for sublime comfort, and what have you got? Ace running, mile after mile after mile. Cloudace. Seriously Ace.

• Runner Profile: For the demanding runner who seeks full comfort and protection.
• Category: Cushion & Support
• Heel-Toe-Offset: 7 mm | 0.28 in
• Weight: 335 g | US M 8.5

Cushioning without compromises

The objective was clear: deliver the ultimate cushioning sensation without slowing you down. The sole of the Cloudace is the result. Our most advanced application of CloudTec® delivers the smoothest ride you've ever felt. Experience extreme heel comfort and protection thanks to rear Zero-Gravity Clouds and still get an agile push-off thanks to the rubber landing zone in the forefoot. Concrete, conquered.

Seriously high-tech heels

Super soft, snug, supportive – The heel section of the Cloudace deals out a full deck of benefits. An injected TPU heel counter guarantees a stable ride while precision-molded 3D heel pads keep your foot snugly in the perfect position. Time to go all in.

Breeze through long runs

Experience ultimate ventilation with no gaps in performance or support. The sublimely engineered sandwich mesh lets your feet breathe and still provides support where needed. For a running sensation that's Seriously Ace.

Support now means speed

Flow forward with the liquid-injected Speedboard of the Cloudace. Its extra-wide design stablizes your foot throughout each phase of the rolling motion while also propelling your push-off. Who said support had to be slow?