ON RUNNING CLOUDTILT WOMEN'S SHOES

CLOUDTILT

Your lightweight, ultra-cushioned hero. Precision-engineered for lasting comfort during all-day city adventures.

Made for walking

All-day movement, made better. The Cloudtilt is built with CloudTec Phase®, with an ultra-cushioned midsole for smooth, lightweight movement. Precision-crafted to support your foot’s most delicate mechanics, this shoe is perfectly engineered for city adventures.

Step in and go

The Cloudtilt is designed with a smart sock construction that’s easy to pull on and off your foot – plus speed lacing that takes less time to fasten. So you can step in and get going, totally fuss free.

Feel good shoes

Features an engineered mesh upper that's made with recycled polyester and is colored using a dope dyeing process that requires 90% less water than standard techniques.

Key Features

• Weight: 229g
• CloudTec Phase® for seamless weight transfer
• Precision-crafted with Finite Element Analysis
• Ultra-lightweight, smooth midsole
• Alignment of cloud elements delivers perfect cushioning
• Sock construction and speed laces, to pull on and go
• High energy return, thanks to Helion™ superfoam
• Dope dyed for 90% less water usage

Materials

• Vamp: 100% Recycled Polyester
• Tongue: 100% Recycled Polyester
• Vamp Lining: 100% Recycled Polyester
• Collar Lining: 100% Recycled Polyester

Lacing

Speed

What does Lacing mean?

Speed lacing: Elasticated laces that you don't need to tie. Slip your shoes on and off with ease and speed. Tip: If you need a tighter fit, just retie the knots at the ends. 

Standard lacing: Classic shoelaces, keeps your feet secure.

Hook and loop fastener: Used to secure powerstraps on our shoes. Press together to close, pull apart to open.

Star lacing: An elasticated lace looped in a star-crossed shape keeps you extra secure in the shoe, providing stability and support. For more lacing techniques, read this article.  

Laceless: Slip-on, second-skin fit.

Heel to toe drop

7mm

Heel to toe drop is the difference in height between the heel and the forefoot. In a shoe with a drop of 7mm, your heel will sit 7mm higher than your forefoot. Shoes with a lower drop tend to place more load on the ankles and are generally better for midfoot and forefoot strikers. Shoes with a higher drop tend to place more load on the knees and hips and generally better for heel strikers.