Why Shop With Us?
We are your local independent triathlon shop based in Aberdeen. We strive on offering our customers the best customer service and value we can. Running shoes is very personal to the individual and this is why we believe testing a number of shoes and getting a is the quickest way of getting you in a pair of shoes you will love.
Total Endurance Advice
This shoe has been a popular option with the Total Endurance athletes, especially come race day or for those faster training sessions. It provides a great balance between responsiveness and cushioning in the heel.
If you are looking for something with a little more cushioning and support why not take a look at the
Not in stock?
Don't see your size or colour? Drop us a message as we can order directly from ON.
Highlights
- Drop: 6mm
- Weight: 235 grams
- Engineered mesh weave upper offers adaptability in motion
- Revised eyestay configuration increases midfoot support
- Elasticated tongue strap keeps laces in place
- Updated heel construction provides a comfortable and durable hold round the ankle
The updated Cloudflow Running Shoe by is the perfect choice for tempo sessions or race day. The Cloudflow Running Shoe is highly responsive yet highly cushioned thanks to the new Helion superfoam. The Cloud tec sole, featuring 18 separate Clouds and a responsive speedboard turns impact into acceleration. The new shortcut to runners high.
Best For:
Fast training, racing, 10km, half marathon, marathon, tempo running, long interval sessions
Still Unsure?
Why not pop into our Aberdeen based-store to chat through the options and receive a.
Size Advice
Running shoe sizing is very personal but we would recommend that you have sufficient width that you can wiggle your feet and enough space at the front. We typically recommend around half a thumbs width to give you sufficient space. This usually results in you going up half a size from your regular shoe size. These elements are all key to avoid you suffering from blisters, rubbing, pins and needles and black toenails.
