Daily trainer · Neutral · Road · 8.5 oz · 6mm drop · 40/34mm stack
Discontinued — we no longer see this shoe in stock.
How it ranks
The On Cloudeclip rates in the 86th percentile overall among daily trainers. It rates highest on looks.
Based on 5 runner reviews here plus retailer ratings.
“Outsole more durable than Cloudmonster, doesn't feel bumpy heel to toe”
“Felt fantastic for easy miles and sub-5 minute pace track intervals”
“Feels heavy on longer runs with less pronounced bounce”
“Has CloudTec Phase plus speedboard for nice response with cushion”
“Runs pretty true to size”
“Married what worked from Monster and Surfer into great running shoe”
“Clouds make a little noise while running or walking”
“Upper bunches a little around the toe box”
“Sufficient cushioning for at least 15k training runs”
“Useful on paths and gravel”
Prefer this shoe over another
100% 1/1
Anonymous runner · Nov 11, 2024
5/5
Overall
Nice training shoe, also useful on paths and gravel (that i like a lot) Sufficient cushoning for at least 15k training runs, very strudy and quality made.
Anonymous runner · Nov 7, 2024
4/5
Overall
The On Cloudeclipse is a supremely comfortable daily trainer, perfect for soaking up daily easy miles. It’s made with very nice materials and feels premium. The tongue is probably the best I’ve ever had on a shoe, perfectly walking the balance between thin and cushioned. The shoe itself is very cushioned and provides good rebound. Where it falls short is on longer runs, where it can start to feel a little heavy and the bounce is less pronounced. But for runs of 10 miles or less, this is a go-to shoe. The price point is high, but you can find these on discount pretty regularly.
Anonymous runner · Jan 23, 2024
5/5
Overall
Anonymous runner · Dec 7, 2023
4/5
Overall
I've wanted to like On for a long time but haven't been able to find a shoe they made that felt like a real running shoe. When I first saw the Cloud Monster I was hopeful, but after running in it, it just wasn't quite right. The newest Cloud Surfer was also a glimmer of hope, but still just wasn't quite right. After seeing the CloudEclipse I was really excited. It married what worked for me from the Monster and from the Surfer and created a great running shoe. The upper is still a little weird for me, and it bunches a little around the toe box, but that is my only complaint.
I have done easy miles as well as track intervals at sub-5 minute pace and they've felt fantastic! Great shoe, I'm excited with this new direction On is taking with their running shoes.
Meredith Beatty · Nov 24, 2023
4/5
Overall
The Cloudeclipse is different from the other max cushion shoe from On, the Cloudmonster, and the super cushy but mushy Cloudsurfer. It has the same CloudTec Phase as the Surfer but with an added speedboard. This gives the Cloudeclipse a nice response along with all that nice cushion. The outsole seems to be more durable than the Cloudmonster and doesn't feel "bumpy" as your foot goes from heel to toe. It runs pretty true to size. The shoelaces are flat and have a nice texture which ensures that they won't come untied. Color choices are limited but perhaps they'll come out with more. The only complaint I have is that the clouds make a little noise while you're running or walking. I'm anticipating that will disappear once I run on some dirt. I've heard from others that the Surfer suffered from a similar issue and the fix was to get dirt inside the clouds to rough up the surface. Overall, I am excited to run some long miles in these shoes.
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