Save 40% on our favorite On Cloud running shoes right now

On Cloud sneakers.
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On Running makes some of the comfiest and best running shoes on the market. Chunky and often colorful, these trendy "Cloud" sneakers have a reputation for lasting the long haul — and looking stylish all the way. And right now, some of our favorite On models are up to 40% off as part of the brand's 2024 winter sale. 

The top-rated Cloud Monster is 30% off in men's sizes, while the lightweight Cloudvista trail sneakers are reduced by 40% for both men and women. This deal is also offered on the Cloudvista Waterproof sneakers. Finally, the easy-cruising Cloudrifts are marked down by 40% in a variety of styles. 

These deals are available direct from On, but you need to be quick, as the discounts are on last season's stock, so if there's a specific pair you have your eye on, now is a great time to invest.

On Cloud winter sale — running shoes deals

On Cloudmonster (men's): were $169, now $109 at On

On Cloudmonster (men's): were $169, now $109 at On
When we reviewed the Cloudmonster, we found that this maximalist sneaker is a stylish, comfortable and responsive choice for folks who appreciate the smoothest of rides (or very long runs). Moreover, TG's own Jessica Downey has put 300+ miles on the Cloudmonster and counting. If that's not a glowing endorsement, I don't know what is!

On Cloudvista (men's and women's): were $149, now $79 at On

On Cloudvista (men's and women's): were $149, now $79 at On
If you're more about pounding the pebbles than the pavement, then the trail-ready On Cloudvista are your ticket to tagged peaks and sweeping views. This lightweight trail sneaker offers a nice balance between foot feel and cushioning. The tread is also super-grippy to help avoid wipeouts on slippery rocks and logs. 

On Cloudvista Waterproof (men's and women's): were $169, now $89 at On

On Cloudvista Waterproof (men's and women's): were $169, now $89 at On
For ten dollars more, why not upgrade to the waterproof version of the Cloudvista? After all, a lot of hikes involve at least a few encounters with the wet stuff. Don't settle for soggy socks — upgrade to a pair of these H2O-proof shoes and get exploring. 

On Cloudrift walking shoes (men's and women's): were $149, now $89 at On

On Cloudrift walking shoes (men's and women's): were $149, now $89 at On
More into walking than running? On has a shoe for that. The Cloudrift is made for easy strolling thanks to a comfy, cushioned, breathable design. Sleek and stylish, these sneakers come with an ample helping of tread for good traction and good measure.

Looking for more great savings on running gear and outerwear? Look no further. Deals galore can be had on some of our favorite Arc'teryx and Patagonia jackets, not to mention Outdoor Research apparel.

Want more sneaker deals? Plenty of the best Nike running shoes are marked down right now too. And did we mention that Carhartt is also in the middle of a legit winter sales event? You're welcome.  

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Dan Bracaglia
Senior Writer, Fitness & Wearables

Dan Bracaglia is the Tom’s Guide editorial lead for all things smartwatches, fitness trackers and outdoor gear. With 15 years of experience as a consumer technology journalist testing everything from Apple Watches to instant cameras, Dan is deeply passionate about helping readers save money and make informed purchasing decisions. In 2024 so far, Dan’s tested dozens of wearables, including the latest devices from Apple, Google, Garmin, Fitbit and Samsung.

An avid outdoor adventurer, Dan is based in the U.S. Pacific Northwest where he takes advantage of the beautiful surroundings every chance he gets. A lover of kayaking, hiking, swimming, biking, snowboarding and more, he also makes every effort to combine his day job with his passions. When not assessing the GPS and heart rate accuracy of the latest Fitbit, you can find him photographing Seattle’s vibrant underground music community.