Men’s edition · 7 current shoes
On's trail range is small and leans toward groomed and mixed ground. The Cloudsurfer Trail 2 links road and path, the Cloudultra 3 is the everyday trail shoe, and the plated Cloudultra Pro carries the long and rough days. No On trail shoe has deep lugs, so muddy, steep ground is not its strength.
Door-to-trailRoad first, then the trails | DailyOne shoe for most trail runs | Long runLong days out, cushion and protection | TechnicalRocks, roots, mud, steep ground | RaceUnder 50K | Ultra50K and longer |
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Every On trail shoe
Every current On trail shoe
A trail shoe with CloudTec Phase and an 8mm drop.
Why for door-to-trail: Soft and smooth on pavement, gravel and buffed singletrack, so the road miles to the trailhead don't hurt.
A waterproof version of the Cloudsurfer Trail 2 with an 8mm drop.
A trail shoe for long distances with a 6mm drop.
Why for daily: A comfortable, breathable Helion HF trainer with better grip than before, at home on mixed trail most days.
A trail shoe for long distances with a 6mm drop.
Why for long run: Max cushioning and a fiberglass plate keep the ride rolling and comfortable for hours.
Why for technical: The deepest lugs in On's range and a planted, locked-down platform, though grip fades in sustained mud.
Why for ultra: A trail super shoe with a roomy toe box and lively cushioning, built for 50K races and far beyond.
A trail ultra shoe with a 4mm drop.
Why for race: The lightest Cloudultra, with a low drop and Missiongrip outsole for quick, agile efforts.
An all-round trail shoe with a 5mm drop.
A waterproof Cloudvista 3 with a 5mm drop.