Hello my precious.
Been having some issues with the cloudaces I bought since my old cloudflyers died. Well I think it is the cloudaces fault. Been getting shin splint aches. So only way to rule things out is to go back to the same shoe, but as the old ones were knackered, cue new ones.
Only problem is they seem to have revised them so these cloudflyers are different than my old ones... oh gods. Well we will see I guess.
*DRIBBLES* They look lovely. Can you discern what the difference is between these and the old Flyers?
I was reading a review of the Cloudaces in Runners World only yesterday. They said that they were the most supportive of the On shoes, suitable for overpronators. I am wondering, if you (as in you, pinkaard) don't overpronate at all, that is the reason they were messing with your shins? I dunno.
I hope you have many happy kms in these ones. I am currently coveting the waterproof Cloudflyers. I hate wet feet and winter brings many soggy runs.
Not at home at the moment but the tag loop at the back is different. The plastics use at the back are lessened and there are air holes in the side to name a few differences. The aces feel as comfortable in fit and size as the cloud flyers do. So it is weird but I just don't get on with them running. The flyers are meant to be a supportive shoe too and the aces just are a bit more cushioned. Who knows.. I will discover.
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