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On’s $190 'Max Cushion' running shoes are now $97

On’s $190 'Max Cushion' Running Shoes Are Now $97
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Runners and nurses love these shoes with revolutionary CloudTec, and for a limited time you can grab them for 49% off in 5 colorways.

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If you love comfy sneakers, whether for running, walking, or standing for long hours, On is definitely worth your consideration. If you've been on the fence about trying them out, this sale is for you.

Right now, the Amazon-owned company Woot is selling On Cloudeclipse Women's Shoes for $97. That's a price reduction of 49% on the original retail price of $190.

This is a limited-time deal. The shoes are listed for $125, but a promotion is reducing that price by another 22% on the final checkout screen. There's no promo code needed.

Editor's Note: If these shoes sell out in your size, be sure to check out Woot's selection of more On shoes on sale for under retail.

These women's running shoes are available in five colorways, including the Flame/Ivory pictured below. At the time of publication, four of those five colorways have plenty of popular size options still available. Across all of them, sizes range from women's 6 to 11.

If you're a fan of high-stack foam sneakers, these are it. The Cloudeclipse are a maximum-cushioned shoe designed for long distances, daily training, and recovery runs. But they're not just for runners. People love these shoes for walking, long shifts at work, and everyday wear, too.

On Cloudeclipse Features:

  • Protective Impact: Helion superfoam midsole shields from heavy impact
  • Easy Ride: CloudTec Phase technology for a plush, smooth ride
  • Stability & Guidance: Flexible Speedboard enhances stability and direction
  • Breathable Secure Fit: Engineered mesh upper ensures breathability and secure footing
  • Heel to Toe Drop: 6mm

Here's what a happy buyer had to say about these On shoes: "The Cloudeclipse is my favorite made by On. They are supportive, comfortable, and super cute! I am a nurse, and I walk several miles a day while at work. My feet never hurt while wearing these shoes. 10/10 recommend!"

On Cloudeclipse Shoes, $97 (Was $190)

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Woot is selling On Cloudeclipse Women's Shoes in 5 colorways for 49% off. Courtesy of Woot

There aren't any reviews on Woot for these shoes, but Google reviewers give them an average rating of 4.6 stars out of five. Buyers say they're really comfortable, and they love them for running, working, and everyday wear.

Below is one review from a nurse and another from a runner. Both love the shoes.

  • "I'm a nurse, and I'm on my feet all day. I've been through a lot of athletic shoes. These are by far the most cushioned and extremely comfortable shoes that I have ever worn."
  • "This is what all the other max cushion trainers are trying to be. It's really well cushioned without feeling 'sloggy' at easy paces. It picks up well for moderately fast paces, and there's a quiet smoothness to the ride that makes running feel effortless, like you could go forever."

The Bottom Line

On is wildly popular for their revolutionary CloudTec that provides ultimate comfort without sacrificing support and stability. If you've been waiting to try them out for the first time, or would like to add another pair to your rotation, this deal is a no-brainer. It's rare to find any of their shoes on sale for almost half off, so I suggest acting quickly if you're interested.

Grab these On Cloudeclipse running shoes before they're gone.

Woot offers free shipping to Amazon Prime members and $6 flat-rate shipping to everyone else.

Related: Nike’s $140 Premium Air Max Sneakers Are Now Just $75 — ‘Like Having Clouds for Shoes’

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