Suggestions for womens running shoes?

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Which Ons were you using? Do they not have a model in the Cloud line like the ones you had? The CloudX and Cloudflow are both good all-arounds but it depends on what kind of running you do.

If you liked On with its thicker sole and big drop but want to change brands, maybe try Hoka?

I will always suggest going to a local running store where they can analyze your feet and gait, because everyone is different. We wear a lot of Altra in my house but that is a barefoot zero drop type runner, not at all like the Ons. I always think that if a brand is working for you and you are not feeling any pain, stress, or injury, stick with that brand.
 
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QuelleFromage said:
Which Ons were you using? Do they not have a model in the Cloud line like the ones you had? The CloudX and Cloudflow are both good all-arounds but it depends on what kind of running you do.

If you liked On with its thicker sole and big drop but want to change brands, maybe try Hoka?

I will always suggest going to a local running store where they can analyze your feet and gait, because everyone is different. We wear a lot of Altra in my house but that is a barefoot zero drop type runner, not at all like the Ons. I always think that if a brand is working for you and you are not feeling any pain, stress, or injury, stick with that brand.
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They were the basic running shoes which they have discontinued & are now telling customers
to do the 5.. They are OK but not really what I wanted & that brand did work
I don't like a thicker sole I really am looking for a walking shoe very similar to that
"classic walking/running shoe they did (mine are from 2021 so, they need to be replaced
in spite of not wearing them everyday)
Will look at HOKA, thanks for the suggestion
 
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another vote for Hoka! they are super comfortable and come in different widths as well. I buy multiple pairs in the same color scheme if it's a color I like. I wear them almost every day and find that they are the most comfortable shoes for me if I need to do a lot of walking/running/standing. They do have a thicker sole, which I like, but if you're not used to that I think they have options with thinner soles.
 
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