Men's Cloudrunner 3 Max

$179.95
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8mm drop 38mm heel Roads & Pavement
by ON
Color: White / Autumn

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The Cloudrunner 3 Max is your go-to for daily road miles, offering a stable yet cushioned ride that keeps transitions buttery smooth. Perfect for runners who crave guidance without rigidity, it wraps your foot securely for those longer efforts when consistency is key.

Technical Details

Category
Running & Walking
Stability
Stability
Surface
Roads & Pavement
Weight
330gMen's US 9
Drop
8mm
Heel Stack
38mm
Forefoot Stack
30mm

Cushion Height

High Cushion

38 mm heel stack

Stack height measures the material beneath your foot, not how soft a shoe feels.

How This Shoe Compares

Compared to ON Cloudstratus

The ON Cloudstratus offers a more cushioned ride with its dual-layer CloudTec® system, making it ideal for runners seeking extra comfort on longer runs, while the Cloudrunner 3 Max focuses on stability and guided support for daily mileage.

Compared to Brooks Adrenaline GTS

The Brooks Adrenaline GTS provides a similar stability experience with its GuideRails® support system but offers a slightly firmer ride, making the Cloudrunner 3 Max a better choice for those preferring a softer, more cushioned feel.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the ON Cloudrunner 3 Max suitable for marathon training?
Yes, the Cloudrunner 3 Max is a great option for marathon training due to its stable, cushioned platform that supports long, steady miles on the road.
How does the Cloudrunner 3 Max fit compared to other ON models?
The Cloudrunner 3 Max has a secure midfoot fit designed to hold the foot comfortably, making it slightly more structured than some other ON models known for a looser fit.
Can I use the Cloudrunner 3 Max on trails?
While the Cloudrunner 3 Max is primarily designed for road running, it can handle light, well-groomed trails but may not provide the traction or protection needed for more technical terrains.