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On Cloudgo review: what runners say
- Fit
- True to size, with a wide toe box that accommodates wider feet. Heel hold is secure; the lacing system locks the foot in place with precision.
- Feel
- Balanced, moderate cushioning with a soft landing and smooth transition courtesy of the flexible TPU Speedboard. Not a reactive ride — compliant absorption rather than bouncy. Several testers rate it ideal up to 6–7 miles; beyond that, legs notice the lack of softness.
- Durability
- Estimated lifespan around 400 km (source 1). The outsole rubber covers most of the contact area with some exposed foam zones; the medial area lacks rubber coverage, a notable drawback for overpronators. Upper durability flagged as below par by multiple sources.
- Best for
- Daily trainer for neutral runners after comfort and smooth flow at easy to moderate paces. Suited for 2–7 miles a day, active recovery, and extended on-feet use. Not the call for long runs or speed work.
- Weak points
- Too firm for runs beyond 7–8 miles. Medial outsole lacks rubber coverage; upper durability considered average.
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1 shopSpec sheet
- Drop
- 11 mm
- Heel stack
- 30 mm
- Forefoot stack
- 19 mm
- Weight
- 214 g
- Plate
- None
- Foam
- EVA
- Use
- Daily
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