Daily Slow RunDaily TrainingTempo RunLong Distance Training
Terrain
Asphalt
Technical Specifications
Midsole Technology
CloudTec Phase® + Helion™ superfoam
Upper Material
Lightweight engineered woven upper with a seamless collar for breathability, adaptive fit, and comfort
Outsole Configuration
Rubber pads positioned in key forefoot and heel zones
Forefoot Thickness
31.0mm
Heel Thickness
37.0mm
Drop
6mm
Weight
273g
Wearing Experience
Fit
Snug
Breathability
(3/5)
Stability
Medium
Cushion Distribution
Even
Feel Attribute
Stability / Natural transition / Flexible balance
Bounce
(3/5)
Runner Matching
Running Style Recommendation
Neutral
Runner Level
Beginner/Intermediate
Weight Range
Medium
Width
Standard
Arch Type
High
Landing Type
Mid/Heel
Practical Information
Price
$176.00 USD (approx.)
Durability
500 km
Overall Rating
3.0
Quick Vote
User Review Summary
✅ Runner feedback
Most runners report that the shoe is durable, offers stable traction, and has a breathable, comfortable upper. It works well as a daily trainer or a pacing shoe. Many also mention its stability, comfort, and smooth rolling transition, making it suitable for long‑distance road runs or everyday mileage. However, runners expecting ultra‑soft cushioning or a max‑stack feel may find the midsole slightly firm.
✅ Cloudsurfer Next is ideal for runners who:
Want a road shoe that balances daily training, pacing work, and mid‑to‑long‑distance running.
Prefer a stable landing with some rebound, but don’t want a super‑stacked or carbon‑plated shoe.
Need a blend of speed and comfort — for mid‑distance runs, long‑distance pacing, daily training, commuting, or walking.
Want a shoe that works both for running and everyday wear — breathable upper, lightweight feel, and clean aesthetics.
If you have a medium build, stable footstrike, don’t chase extreme speed or carbon‑plate propulsion, and prefer comfort + stability, the Cloudsurfer Next is a versatile all‑purpose trainer. But if you prioritize maximum cushioning, maximum rebound, or marathon‑race‑level speed, you may want to rotate in a thicker, more responsive, or carbon‑plated model.