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The video reviews the On Cloud Monster 2 running shoe, highlighting its features like a 35mm stack height, 6mm drop, and nylon speedboard. Comparison with the On Cloud Monster 1 shows similarities in stability and bounciness. The speaker suggests the shoe is suitable for easy day running and recovery runs. Another shoe, the ON Cloud Eclipse, from a new line of ON shoes, is also discussed for its comfort and lighter weight. The Adidas Boston 12 is presented as a competitor to the On Cloud Monster 2, offering stability for various types of runs at a lower price.
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In this segment of the video, the YouTuber reviews the On Cloud Monster 2 running shoe. The shoe features a 35mm stack height with a 6mm drop. The new model has larger clouds in the midsole and a second layer of denser foam. The speedboard material is now nylon and not a full-length plate. The shoe has rubber covering most of the outsole with slight design changes for improved stability and flexibility.
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In this segment of the video, the presenter discusses the On Cloud Monster 2 shoe, focusing on the changes from the previous version. The midsole of the shoe hides the nylon speedboard, with only minor differences in the upper, such as an extra lace loop and slightly more padding at the heel cup. The upper is made of 82% recycled polyester, and the shoe weighs 10.5 Oz or 300 G. Running in the shoe provides a similar experience to the On Cloud Monster 1, with a stable and bouncy feel. The Cloud technology offers impact absorption but may lack some spring back compared to the previous version. The shoe still features a speedboard and guidance channel, providing familiar On brand characteristics. Overall, the On Cloud Monster 2 delivers a comparable experience to its predecessor, suitable for easy day running and longer recovery runs.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker compares the on Cloud Monster 1 with the Cloud Monster 2, noting that both are comfortable but the Cloud Monster 2 feels a bit roomier and imprecise. They mention that the Cloud Monster 2 is a good choice for taller individuals and travelers due to its responsiveness and comfort. The speaker then discusses pairing options for the Cloud Monster 2, suggesting the Hyperion Max for workouts and the Hoka CX1 for races. They also highlight the pricing of the Cloud Monster 2 at $180 and compare it to the Cloud Monster 1, which is $10 cheaper but still a good alternative.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker compares two shoes: the ON Cloud Monster 2 and the ON Cloud Eclipse. The ON Cloud Eclipse, priced at $180, is part of a new line of ON shoes with CloudTech Phase technology, featuring a triangular Cloud shape and a torsion bar instead of a speedboard. The speaker prefers the Cloud Eclipse for its lighter weight, excitement, and comfort for moderate paces and long distances. They suggest choosing between the traditional ON shoes with Cloud Tech or the new CloudTech Phase line based on personal preference. Additionally, the New Balance RC Elite version 2, priced at $180 and featuring race day foam, fuel cell material, and a carbon fiber plate, is recommended as an alternative to the ON Cloud Monster 2 for easy or recovery days, offering a softer and more dynamic experience.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the Adidas Boston 12 shoe as a competitor to the oncloud Monster 2. They point out that the Boston 12 offers a mix of race day foam, Light Strike, and energy rods for stability, suitable for easy days, recovery days, and long slow distance runs. Despite retailing for $160, the speaker feels the shoe may go on sale soon due to the upcoming Boston Marathon. The Boston 12 is favored by taller runners and is $20 cheaper than the oncloud Monster 2. The audience is invited to ask questions in the comments or join a live stream on the kofuzi Run Club Channel.