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The video explores the unique technologies in On running shoes, emphasizing the Cloud Tech midsole design and various foam types. Different shoe models like Cloud Eclipse, Cloud Stratus, Cloud Surfer, Cloud Flow, Cloud Runner, Cloud Boom Echo 3, and Cloud Ultra 2 are discussed, each catering to different running needs from daily training to marathon runs. The shoes are praised for their comfort, cushioning, stability, and speed capabilities. The shoes are versatile, offering options for comfort, speed, and even trail running. Overall, the On running shoes are regarded as some of the best available, providing a range of options for runners seeking performance and comfort.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the unique technologies utilized in On running shoes. The main focus is on the Cloud Tech midsole design, which consists of individual cloud elements and provides a unique look to the shoes. Three different foam types are highlighted: Helon super foam for cushion and energy return, zero gravity foam for stability, and Helon HF hyper foam for a lighter, bouncier feel. The concept of a speedboard as a marketing term for a plate in the shoe that can provide various benefits like load transfer, stiffness, torsion, and propulsion is also explained. Different types of speedboards are mentioned, including carbon ones found in specific models like the Cloud Boom Echo 3.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker talks about different On-Running shoes, highlighting the Cloud Eclipse as a max cushion running shoe designed for comfort and long runs, not speed. The shoe features a double CloudTech midsole for cushioning. The Cloud Stratus is introduced as a cushioned, forward-rolling daily trainer with a speedboard for a faster feel. The comparison is made with the Monster model, which is lighter and more race-oriented but still max cushioned. The Cloud Surfer is discussed next, described as a soft and cushioned daily trainer without additional plates or stiffness, ideal for casual running.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses various On running shoe models. The Cloud Surfer is highlighted as a light and airy option for a smooth and enjoyable run. The Cloud Flow is described as a faster running shoe suitable for tempo runs and races, with a tighter fit and firmer feel compared to the Cloud Surfer. The Cloud Runner offers more stability with a firmer and stiffer Sero gravity foam. The Cloud Boom Echo 3 is touted as the fastest option, ideal for marathons, featuring helon HF hyper foam and a carbon plate. Finally, the Cloud Ultra 2 is presented as a versatile trail running shoe with a sock-like construction and double Cloud Tech design for a comfortable trail running experience.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on reviewing the versatility of the shoe being discussed. The shoe is noted for its ability to be made more spacious in the toebox for comfort or better adapted for technical running. The outsole features a squared lug design that is versatile and suitable for various surfaces, although not ideal for deep mud. Overall, the shoe is described as a comfortable and versatile trail option. The speaker considers these shoes as some of the best running shoes available, offering a range of versatility from soft to fast options, with the highlighted versatile trail shoe.