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The video review focuses on the all-new On Cloud Monster 2 shoes compared to the V1, highlighting upgrades in materials, fit, and performance. The shoe features a balance between breathability and durability, with a secure fit and minimal heel slippage. Details on construction, midsole composition, bounce height test results, outsole design, and performance for different types of runners are shared. The shoes are noted to offer energy transfer, stability, and comfort for full-stride runners, particularly in uphill climbs. The overall conclusion is that the Cloud Monster 2 shoes provide significant propulsion, ease in running uphill, and are a top choice for many runners, especially heel and forefoot strikers. Viewers are encouraged to share their opinions, explore other shoe options like the Cloud Surfer, and engage with the sneaker community.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the upgrades in the all-new On Cloud Monster 2 shoes compared to the V1. The uppers are light with mesh and micro TPU material but have a slightly thicker tongue that may cause irritation initially. The shoe offers a balance between breathability and durability, with a focus on lightweight materials. The shoe provides a secure fit and containment around the foot, with minimal heel slippage. The midsole features a super dense foam slab for cushioning and a dual-density construction for a softer top layer.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the construction details of the shoes, particularly focusing on the placement and function of the speedboard and foam in the heel area. The speaker notes the differences between V1 and V2 models in terms of Cloud Tech pods and Helion foam sponginess. The midsole composition allows for flexibility without compromising the shoe’s structure. The bounce height test results are shared, with the heel being 26 cm and 30 cm in the forefoot. The absence of the speedboard contributes to the forefoot’s better bounce height. The outsole design features a flat Cobblestone pattern for ease of stride, with a grip test resulting in a slip at 43°. The speed ratio is mentioned, with a Shank score of 0.4 bringing it up to 2.87, indicating the shoes are fast but still offer some stability.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the performance of the cloud monster shoes, emphasizing their dependence on stride and midstance. The shoes are noted to be fast for the right runners but average for others, with durability highlighted through a sandpaper test. The shoes are suitable for road running but not for trails. The fit is described as forgiving, especially for foot conditions like bunions. The upgrade from V1 to V2 in terms of heel pain is mentioned, with the recommendation of using a low-profile orthotic for added support.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the benefits of the shoes for different types of runners. They mention that the shoes are good for heel and forefoot strikers, especially for full-stride runners who can utilize the speed board and cloud tech pods for energy transfer. The medial flange in the forefoot adds stability, and the kickback action is noticeable during uphill climbs. The speaker notes that runners with short, up-and-down strides may not fully experience the benefits of the shoes, as they require a more extended reach and fluid stride. The V2 shoes are described as more comfortable, stable, and finely tuned compared to the V1, with subtle upgrades that become more evident when running in them.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses a shoe that provides a strong push-off and backswing, offering significant propulsion. The shoe is also highlighted for its ease in running uphill. The speaker suggests that these shoes are among the best options available. Additionally, the audience is invited to share their opinions on the shoe and mention if they prefer the Cloud Monsters or other alternatives. The speaker also suggests watching another video on the Cloud Surfer, which is described as the most forgiving and plush on shoe in the market. Lastly, viewers are encouraged to subscribe and engage in the sneaker community.