20 Best Waterproof Sneakers For Women (2023 Updated)

I’ll second the other reviewers on here. The durability on these shoes leaves a lot to be desired. I was looking for a replacement for Speedcross 4’s (I’ve had several pairs of those) and went with these after I was steered away from the Speedcross 5’s.

Long story short: the soles wore down faster than I’d expect, the insides are worn out and full of holes behind the heels after only 5 months; and this is despite trying multiple sizes and leaving the store with what I thought would be fine.

So: very low value on these based on durability alone. Additionally, the outsoles, even when they were in better shape, didn’t grip snow very well. I won’t buy another pair of these.

I wanted to buy these now to make sure I could get my size in this color, which was very hard to find! I usually just buy from the official website. Order process went smoothly. Color is on the slightly brighter/orange-r side of brown, but I love it.

Since it’s the depths of winter, I have not had a chance to actually take these shoes for a trail run, which is their purpose. However, I have worn them just walking around for several hours and they are different, yet just as fantastically comfortable, as the other kinds of On shoes I own.

Note that if you have not bought On shoes before, the very first moment you put them on you might think they are too stiff or not very comfortable. But walking around in them for only a few minutes lets you and the shoe adjust and it becomes incredibly comfortable.

My On running shoes have over two hundred miles on them and show no signs of deteriorating, so I am confident these will also be durable and last a long time. I am looking forward to taking these on many trail runs after the snows recede.

If they do not live up to my expectations (I doubt it, but possible) I will update this review.

I?m a dog walker and wanted a waterproof shoe that could keep up with me before I switched to boots. First of all, I LOVE the fit of these shoes! If I could sleep in them I would. The moment I put them on I wore them every day and they made a huge difference in my stride and reduced foot/back pain.

Side Note: purchased 11/18/20 (this will be useful in the review). So slowly going in to December we were getting light rain and I was SO pumped to wear my Cloudventure shoes instead of my cumbersome boots!! Throughout the day my feet felt a little damp but I assumed it was due to sweaty feet from waterproof non-breathable shoes.

So I tried wearing thinner socks but then my feet were still damp and cold. Snow came so I had to switch to boots. Mid January we had a break and I broke out my beloved Cloudventures!! Went out to walk my dog on packed snow that came up slightly above the sole and here we go again!! Came home & kicked my shoes off, there may have been some foul language involved.

The footbeds of both shoes were damp and again I had pruney toes. So now we?re mid February but my Clouds are under warranty so I contacted On Running. Why would you not contact the manufacturer after 90 days for defective shoes?? And come on, it?s the Swiss, isn?t this their counties thing? We?re better then everyone else especially warranties so BOOM taken care of! Ahhhh no.

I bought them from a 3rd party retailer so even though I filled out my warranty card and I mailed it to them and I get all their emails, they will not warranty my shoes. So I contact Backcountry and to my surprise they warranty On Running!! My claim is under review and I?m fairly optimistic my beloved Cloudventures will be replaced.

I do love my shoes and do want the same pair sans leak. However my poor review is that sadly I?ve heard from friends about their defective Clouds and having to go through the exchange process. Out of all the shoes I tried until I chose them, they just didn?t feel as good but I chose Cloud for reviews and warranty.

I?m just happy I purchased them through Backcountry who is able to work with me.

As with my previous purchase, I love these shoes. No break-in needed. They immediately fit perfect and comfy. The first day I wore them, I hiked around all day in them. Very sharp looking as well. I recently had a knee replacement and these cushion and impact and feel great.

Highly recommend.

Great shoe. Comfortable, sturdy. Really good support and good grip on the ground. I’m looking forward to road walking in the mountains. Also, they are truly waterproof. I got caught in a downpour and my feet were the only part of me that was dry!.

I wish I had found these shoes earlier, so I didn’t have wet feet walking the dogs every morning this summer. These shoes really keep my feet dry. They are tennis shoe style, so not bulky waterproof shoes, and support my arches.

I think these are great!.

I bought the same size I usually wear in Sorels. Based on other reviews, I thought these would run wide in the toebox, but that wasn’t my experience. If anything, the heel is roomy but the toebox is a standard width.

Walking a few miles in these, they were comfortable enough but nothing to rave about. They also look much better from the side than from directly above. From directly above, they lack shape and look a little too orthopedic for my taste.

If I had been able to try these on in store, I wouldn’t have bought them. I’ve worn them out to see if their comfort made up for it, so I can’t return them, otherwise I might have considered that.

Comfortable nice looking shoes. More stilish than a sneaker and sportsy for a long walk. Moderate arch support, I use an additional support inside. The toe box is wide and comfortable. With my extra-orthotic, the top of my arch did pinch at the beginning, but since this is a comfortable mesh material I anticipate this is a temporary problem.

Overall I’m super happy with the look and feel of this shoe. I will wear for heavy touristy walking in Europe so hope they help me through my upcoming travels! Enjoy!.

Love these! They are really comfortable and stylish. I like the style more than a conventional sneaker but really appreciate the waterproof quality. It has not been put to the test quite yet having only worn them in mist and already-wet ground, but they’re really warm.

I travel back and forth to Washington State quite a bit and they keep my toes warm and dry even in the constant dampness that is Seattle and Tacoma. My only complaint might be that, since they’re waterproof, sometimes they make my feet sweat a little bit after an entire day of wear.

Definitely size up. I normally wear a 6. 5 but got a 7 and it was perfect. Shoe is narrow, but after a few wears, it will feel comfortable. Shoe retains its shape and is def waterproof. Not bulky feeling.

Has optional laces if you want to change up. Has more cushion than the original ON. I bought 2 pairs and love them! Definitely recommend.

This is an item I was looking at for some time and felt like I could not justify the purchase. My podiatrist told me I needed new sneakers and these were pretty high up on the recommended list so I figured why not.

I work outdoors so the waterproof was also really important to me. These were 100% worth the price. They’re fantastic for running in the mornings, but they’re also my go to sneakers overall. My only regret is that I did not purchase these sooner!.

I feel like this shoe got mixed reviews, some saying it ran small while others said it was true to size. I wear 7. 5 and tend to size up for running shoes to give room for socks and just comfort. I ordered the 8, felt questionable and wore them anyway feeling that I would “break them in”.

Huge mistake, maybe the toe box is too squared, but these are unwearable, I should have ordered them a whole size bigger. Other than that, they are lovely!.

nice product though I bought other styles which I liked even more

Luv them very comfortable waterproof just the job

I like this traines.

I’ll admit I was skeptical of what was being advertised, but the shoes really surprised me with their waterproof capabilities. I wore these shoes for a week straight as I walked through countless miles in the Orlando theme parks.

It rained every day of my travels and I was continually surprised with how well these shoes kept water out. I got caught in the rain, stepped in puddles, and even stood in some standing water and the shoes remained waterproof as advertised.

My socks were indeed dry! On top of that they still look really good after having survived a lot of walking through rain, mud, and dirt. More than any regular sneakers would through the same conditions.

I was also concerned about the fit at first; I normally wear a size 10. 5 and they recommended I get a size 10. I hoped they wouldn’t be too tight but they fit really comfortably because of their stretchy fabric.

They felt great and I didn’t feel too constricted by the size. The only reason this review isn’t 5 stars is because I feel for the price the shoes could have been slightly more comfortable. They were comfortable enough to wear for a week straight, but I yearned for my more capable (though less waterproof) sneakers with better insoles.

I might just get a more cushioned insole from a third party, but overall I was very happy with my purchase and I couldn’t stop showing off the waterproof capabilities to my friends.

I got the women’s everyday pearl white shoes. Overall, I do love the waterproof feature of the shoe and they are also pretty easy to clean compared to other sneakers. They’re very stylish and go with any outfit and I like that they have a wide base and extra wiggle room for the toes (I’m a women’s 9 and they were a perfect length for my liking, not too snug and not too much extra room).

My biggest complaint however is that the ankle cuff is quite a tight fit, it’s not very stretchy like I expected it to be. But maybe it’s just because I have wide ankles though. Putting them on when you’re rushing is also a bit frustrating since there’s no ankle tab to help pull the shoe into place.

The laces also don’t serve much purpose other than to add stylishness, which is fine, but they tend to easily come undone throughout the day. Lastly, my feet tend to get hot pretty quickly in these. Maybe it’s due to the waterproof feature not really allowing much air to come in.

My feet are okay wearing these for about six hours, but I wouldn’t wear these for a twelve-hour shift. I spent a lot on these though so I’m going to stick with them, I hope I can like them more over time.

I really wanted to like this shoe. I was looking for something I could use for Orangetheory, where I would run 1. 5-2. 5 miles, four times a week, in addition to rowing and mild strength training. Working out intensely, stomping on these shoes with all-outs, it led to intense shin splints (which I’ve never had before) and bruising on my heal.

The shoe feels like concrete once you lift the super thin sole insert up. There was absolutely no cushion to soften my stride, nor arch support. The other downfall with this shoe is that it has absolutely no breathability so if you live in a hot climate like I do it will feel wildly uncomfortable.

When I added a much needed sole insert, it added even more heat insulation, and it felt like I was running with plastic bags wrapped around my feet. It was then I knew I needed to return the shoe. I’m just so thankful to rei for having such a stellar return policy.

I’ve been wearing my On Cloud running shoes for a few weeks now and believe I’ve logged enough miles to give a pretty fair review of them. Aesthetically I love them and they’ll probably become my go to travel sneakers.

The slick black style can easily go from workout to casual wear and very much like that. Immediately I noticed that they are not as cushioned as my traditional running shoes which I normally wear a Brooks or Asic.

On Cloud does makes a more cushioned version but it’s not this pair. I prefer low socks or no socks and even after being broken in I find that they still rub the back of my ankles not to the point of blisters or bleeding but noticeable irritation.

I’ve caught two rocks in the unique sole design. I’ve seen review were people complain a lot about getting rocks stuck. I don’t think it’s extremely common but it will happen. They’re a well made shoe and I look forward to continuing to wear the pair I’ve purchased, however, for the price I guess I was expecting a bit more.

This is my second pair. I notice On was phasing this specific style out, so I went ahead and bought a backup pair. I have massive feet pain from years of wearing heels and running marathons and for a while, after a hairline fracture, I thought I’d never run again.

Every shoe hurt, even brands I’d run in before: Saucony, Brooks, whatever. Normal sneakers hurt me too, just walking around/shopping/etc. On the recommendation of a friend, I actually bought the first pair just to walk around on a 2 week trip in Europe, and I couldn’t believe how unbelievably light they were.

They weight almost nothing and after they gave me zero pain during the Europe trip, I decided to try to run in them and lo and behold, no pain. I tried other models of Cloud running shoes, and these were the most comfortable for me.

I’m a PA who is often on my feet for more than 8 hours a day. I also wear lead in the OR during a lot of cases which can be an added 20ish-lbs to my body weight. I used to wear shoes with a lot more cushioning at work but I noticed them breaking down and degrading super quickly just in my day to day wear – we’re talking objectively high quality shoes would be falling apart in 10 weeks.

I was told that shoes with more cushioning have soles that are essentially air filled foam and that if you are continuously standing on the soles day after day you’re noting giving the foam enough time to reshape after the continuous compression from standing on them all day.

It was recommended I either try two pairs of cushy shoes and alternate them so that the foam has time to reshape or try a shoe without so much cushioning. So here we are – a shoe without so much cushioning.

For what I used these shoes for, they are incredible. I went from having knee pain during long cases to pain free OR days. I have walked six/seven miles a day in them going to consult after consult in every corner of the very large hospital I work in without a problem.

At this point I’ve had these shoes for seven months and they are getting to the point where they need to be replaced. I’ve worn the rubber off of some sections of the soles and I’m starting to be able to see some underlying foam however, seven months is significantly longer wear that I am getting out of a pair of shoes than I previously had been.

They’re also easy enough to wash. I’m not sure if it’s recommended but I throw mine in the washer with cold water and a little oxiclean and let them air dry. The cons of these shoes are that I would not run in them.

I’ve run in them twice for no more than two miles but I could really feel the ground beneath me and I didn’t much care for the feeling. They also have a unique tread and rocks can easily get stuck in the sole of the heel – for me it’s no problem, I just pull out the rock but if I were running in them I would be incredibly annoyed if I had to stop to pull out a rock from my shoe’s sole.

Finally, they’re an absorbable material (as most sneakers are!) and obviously not resistant to body fluids which I understand is unique to healthcare workers but still something I am conscious of. Overall, I will continue to buy these shoes for work.

They’re worth the money and the quality is better than other comparable shoes.

I am normally a size 10 in most brands, but in ON I tend to be a 10. 5. This style has a large toe bed, so large I thought I could size down, so I bought the 10s from Altitude, but no, they were not as comfortable, so I kept the 10.

5s. I own 2 Cloud from different seasons, (size 10. 5), 1 cloudswift (size 10. 5), 1 pair Cloudventure waterproof (Size 10. 5). I bought these for trail running and easier hikes. After wearing them around the house to make sure of the fit and, as I said debating between 10 or 10.

5 I wore them out on my first hike and OUCH. They cut in on the side of my ankle, just on one side. I tried stretching them out mid-hike, loosening the laces at the top, finally I stuffed an empty dog poo bag in the side to reduce the pressure and it helps, but after 5 hikes in these shoes, it is not getting better.

They are also stiff, which I don’t mind in a hiker, but they cause me pain, which is annoying. They are waterproof, which is wonderful, but I have bought 3 pairs of waterproof hiking shoes over the years and these are my least comfortable.

I liked my Keens the most, lightweight and waterproof, but the mesh started breaking down within a season.

I’m 5’4 and weight 260 (gained 65 pounds since I got covid in September of 2020). The reason I point this out is because my ankles and knees have been suffering. I’ve got two ankle sprains this year alone.

I’m not exaggerating when I say that this shoes have changed my life. The comfort level is one I didn’t think was possible at this weight. I’ve always been a Reebok and Nike shoe gal but decided to check this shoes out to see what the hype was all about.

I’m obsessed. Looking to get a second pair soon. I even bought a pair of the same black ones for my GF because she also struggles with ankle and knee pain. I know you don’t really know how great a shoe is for you until you try it so definitely make sure you try it out yourself at the store first or even at home for a little before you officially make it your new shoe but for me this has become my daily runner and work shoe.

I’m extremely obsessed. Also, the staff at the REI in Alpharetta has been wonderful to me. So helpful. The talked me through the different models of this brand and why this one would be the best for the support I needed.

I’m overly satisfied with my experience with the purchase of the shoe and the shoe itself despite the price tag. Thanks REI.

This shoe has to be one of my favorite shoes! They are very lightweight, comfortable, breathable, and I walk very naturally in them. My only complaint is that they run small. I am true and true a size 7 and my toe is right at the tip and I seriously considered returning them for half a size bigger but I am hoping they stretch just a little bit the more I wear them.

My feet are also fairly narrow and the shoe fits just right. Also, the bottom of the shoes pick up rocks because of the wide spacing, so I can imagine if you live where there are a lot of pebbles, it might get annoying picking rocks out of your shoes all the time.

I’ve worn them for about a week and overall a very good shoe and I think they are slightly better than my Salomons.

Generally speaking, On’s are the best shoes I ever had. But, the Cloud Hi and CloudNova have a “littly” more rigid material at the bottom of the laces, about mid-feet that completely strangle the feets and make them uncomfortable.

Unlike the CloudSwift. I have to shut a bottle of wine in them for about a month to loosen the rigid material to make them a little more confortable. Taking with other friends, men and women, I realized it was a common non-gender centric problem, originally thinking a simply had abnormally big feet.

Either way, pretty sure this will be fixed at some point a will definitely make them insanely perfect. But this surely does need to be addressed on many models.

This is my 4th pair of On. The On Cloud (4th gen) had the issue where the dip line at the side toe area would crease sharply, and several folk I know including found the more rigid upper mesh eventually tore.

That has been fixed with the On Cloud 5. The Terry has a soft slightly stretchy fabric upper, so that part of the dip doesn’t seem to be an issue. The terry cloth tongue can look a little funky with the elastic laces, but they look killer with the included regular laces.

Very comfortable and sleek fit.

I’ve tried on various Blondo shoe types ( booties, sneakers, flats) in stores and always found the brand to be ok in length but tighter that expected in width. I measure a 6W, but usually get a 7M for width.

After reading all the reviews I ordered a 7. 5M. The length is true to size. The width is a bit loose, but its what I expected for a 7. 5M. I may have been able to fit a 7M in these. However, when I zip them up all the way they are tight around my ankles, which is really weird for me.

It might be because the suede is really stiff out of the box and the tongue is pretty thick. I’m hoping the leather softens up with use. I’m afraid if I size down, they will strangle my ankles. The camo pattern is subtle and I like the boost I get in height ( the wedge is about 1.

5 ” above the platform). The waterproofing is nice, but thus far I’m not a great fan of Blondo shoes. These are ok.

I bought this sneaker a couple of weeks ago. I had been debating on this particular style sneaker for almost a year. I own a Blondo boot, so I know the quality is there. I have skinny feet/ankles, I normally wear a 9 1/2 or 10 boot.

Based off the reviews I bought a 10 and they are perfect. The color is a perfect neutral for when you need a break from black all the time, and they are waterproof as well, great bonus! These neutral sneakers look nice with pair of tan faux leather leggings that I used to only wear with boots.

I’m getting dual use out of my wardrobe now, instead of keeping certain pieces for dressing up, these allow for versatility. I’m really happy with my purchase :).

I purchased a pair of Blondo boots a year ago and found them to be clunky and unattractive. Never thought I would buy the product again. Thankfully I watched a UTUBE video of a Nordstrom haul and saw these.

I wanted them sooooo bad. I’m usually a 6. 5 and most times a 7 looks odd on my feet and too big. I have to say I took the advise of the other reviewers and sized up a half. They do run small and I’m happy I did.

The ankle hole is rather tight, but the zipper is so strong that you could leave it down slightly without it falling down. I like the fit around the ankle, but if you have thick ankles, they might be a little tight.

I am so smitten with these that I bought two pairs, one in black and one in camo. Not to mention the waterproofing and overall quality is amazing! Thank you Blondo for helping me look amazing!!.

Really comfortable. I have a high arch and normally need orthotics in sneakers but the arch support is great and i can comfortably wear without my orthotics. Look good too. I’m probably going to buy a second color for summer.

Normally I’m a size 8 1/2, bought both 8 & 9 and the 8 fit.

The style is OK – love that they’re made from recycled materials. But they run very small. I normally wear a 9, and my toes rubbed the end of the shoe. Also the return instructions say return shipping is prepaid, but turns out it’s not, so I won’t be ordering anything I may need to return from here again!.

I wanted to love these shoes because they had all the features I was looking for in a sneaker/hiker. I have a great pair of hiking shoes that I use for trail hiking, but I wanted another pair of sneakers that could double for trail hiking on the off chance I would end up on a trail without my hiking shoes.

These shoes have the feel of a sneaker that could work for urban walks with the traction that would serve on a trail. I was thrilled to find them, but they just don’t fit me right. They fit great in the toe box and through the foot, but are not snug enough on the back of my ankle, causing slippage enough for me to recognize it would be a bad blister in the making.

I have not typically had good luck with Keen shoes fitting properly, so if you typically wear this brand you may have better luck.

I like the support for this senior citizen! My toes are a bit snug, but I have one foot bigger than the other. Usually a size 9 fits pretty well in other styles of Keen’s, but this style is a bit snug in my toe area for my right foot.

My left shoe fits great. I will order a size 9 1/2, so that I can wear a 9 on my left foot and a 9 1/2 on my right. I like the breathability and the stiffness, which prevents my ankles from rolling. I like them.

Bought the usual size I get for Keens. The toe bed was VERY NARROW. I’m surprised. My previous experience with Keens (hiking boots) is a fairly wide toe bed, which is part of why I purchase them. These were noticeably narrow as soon as I put them on.

I bought the same size I buy in a hiking boot. Otherwise, seems like a good shoe in terms of support and style.

Good Morning – Hi Michelle / Vessi Team, Being someone who works with images for a living I do appreciate great branding and package design – so kudos to you all!!! Met eyes with the Vessi Waterproof Knit Boots back in February and instantly fell in love.

Unpacked these at home and its been my traveling companion of choice on rainy days. I work in a big advertising / media hub in the west village in nyc and get compliments for them; proud to wear & share.

My brother most recently gave me compliments (someone who previously worked for a sneaker company; team of 12 managing a 1M following Twitter + 10M IG account reporting on just that sneakers!!!). The biggest surprise to me was when I ran into a craftsmanship issue the service I received from both Claire and Martina + the rest of the Service Team working behind the scenes was stellar in resolving and getting me “back on my feet”.

It’s great to know that with all the work on the front-end (from a company that markets themselves to be eco-friendly with a low carbon footprint, creature free and 100% vegan) the tangible human element hasn’t been left out of all you do behind the scenes and that truly is how you get “mutual” service with a smile.

Just a snippet of some previous feedback I gave: “Thank you! I’ll be on the lookout for the package. If there is a survey to review my experience I also look forward to completing that when the item arrives.

This is the type of quality service that deserves repeat business and customer loyalty…” And true to my word I recently purchased another pair. Fan + Supporter of your gear Thank you for your time ~ \m/ahalos, Jay Diaz Fellow Life’s Explorer / Time Traveler.

Love the color way this year! My usual running for exercise shoe size is 8. 5 – I’m planning to wear these for weatherproof cuteness, so it’s good, but if I really wanted these for running I would exchange for a 9 to give myself the extra toe space.

But omg so cute for winter.

I love the shoes, they are light have great traction, waterproof and reflective, everything I need EXCEPT, these are not made for WIDE feet!!! Typical Nike making shoes TOO narrow! They are super uncomfortable, still trying to break them in, run big in length but super narrow.

Soles provide amazing comfort. Nice color and very lightweight. Have not tried the shoes outside in the rain but it has gore-Tex so it’s suppose to be waterproof. Overall am so happy I purchased this pair of shoe.

I would have given this shoe 5 stars, but these get so dirty very easily. I have another pair I wear to the gym daily. They are solid black. Love them. These are the same great feeling, but I have a hard time keeping the tops/front clean.

I only wear them sparingly, they they have water spots on the top.

I do not get the hype of the ON shoes. I wanted to love them, they look so dang cute, but. these are meant for running not for walking, so that’s what this review is about. These shoes are TERRIBLE for running! It feels like your heel is lower than your toe, all the weight pushes into the heels and the heels are NOT cushioned basically at all (heel padding feels concrete hard, super thin insole as well).

These shoes actually gave me excruciating foot & heel pain while on a run, to the point that I had to stop the run and limp home. Ended up having to return them. So bummed because they are some of the cutest shoes I’ve seen.

No go for running though. Actually, they were even barely comfortable for walking. So disappointed, especially for the price.

I was looking for a good leather waterproof shoe that I could wear as a mailman. I was tired of wearing overshoes to keep my feet dry. They are true to size and they do indeed keep your feet dry in wet grass and puddles.

Although, for a walking shoe, the soles are not very comfortable. I can feel the unevenness of the ground when I walk. The bottoms of my feet are sore! I’m hoping I can buy some insoles to put in them and that will help.

If not, I will sadly have to find a different shoe for my next purchase.

Had this style or similar Rockports (see Men’s World Tour Classic shoe) years ago in several colors. The best shoe for walking EVER! Lost 15 years ago in a move to new residence. I really miss them!! Look for them periodically but they stopped making them.

darn it!.

I was really looking forward to my first pair of Rockports – the Trustride Wateproof shoes. The arrived a few days ago. Sadly, they’re too wide and too long, and they’re very squeaky! I ordered my normal size.

They’re already on their way back.

I absolutely love my oncloud tennis shoes. I saw a friend and her Mom both wearing the black/pearl color combo and was obsessed with how COOL they looked on; I asked if I could try my friend’s on to get an idea of sizing and decided to order myself a pair online.

I’d say they run just slightly small; I wear a 7. 5 pretty much across the board in all types of shoes so that’s what I ordered. The onclouds fit perfectly without any socks or with a SUPER thin sock on, but if I wanted to wear my normal cotton/padded running socks I definitely would’ve needed to buy the size 8.

I’ve never had tennis shoes that were this comfortable, and I get compliments on them everywhere I go. I’m already considering buying a second pair for work. These are my new favorite shoes!.

I’ve been searching high and low for the White/Tan color and it has been sold out everywhere (or was being sold at last season’s price). Since On came out with new colorways for this shoe, I’ve been wanting to try out the old-er version of the Cloud (since this is the OG On shoe and had the elastic shoe laces-another reason why I wanted to try the shoe) Honestly, super solid shoe.

I’m not a big one on running but it’s a casual shoe that’s great for casual jogs (also isn’t harsh on the eye since the shoe is fairly sleek). I consider these the “Vans” of my running shoe collection since they’re super easy to slip on/off without having to tie/retie the shoe.

Runs true to size. Side note: I’ve made multiple purchases through Evo since they run “random” sales on popular sports-related products. So if you’re looking for sports equipment/accessories I definitely recommend checking out Evo first.

1. These boots has a very bad lacing system but maybe they have replace that by now. Unless you tie them super tight at the top, the laces come loose and then ride up over the tongue onto the ankle. I like to have a little give at the top and these didn’t work that way.

I had to kind of snake the lace under the lower one to make them work at all. One of the hooks actually broke off quickly. 2. I found them to be slippery on ice, not enough gripping surfaces 3. Mud and debris and even pine cones got stuck in the center channel and had to be dug out.

4. On cloud went to a lot of trouble with the fancy sole but after a few weeks, I found it really hard and caused me a lot of foot pain. 5. On Cloud does not seem to stand behind their product and I dont think they will accept returns for cash, only replacement when the boot has been worn and comes from an outside retailer although REI certainly replaces for the first year.

They are however very waterproof and kind of cool looking but I would never buy them again.

I bought these because I really enjoy my On Cloud X running shoes, and liked the idea of a waterproof boot for winter with the plush cushioning of my running shoes. These look and feel comfortable, and definitely have the cushioning that I expected.

However, the first issue I have with them is that they are not waterproof. I?ve been wearing these for the past several months throughout the winter season, and was recently disappointed to feel my feet get damp after walking through some fresh powder from a relatively light snow storm.

The second issue I have is that the sole has worn considerably over the short period of time that I?ve owned them. I?ve only worn them to go to the office and running errands. At the end of the day, these are some good looking and very comfortable boots that fail to live up to their promise of being waterproof, and aren?t really as durable and you?d hope a $200+ pair of boots would be.

I am preparing for multi-day treks in Iceland and Ireland and needed comfortable, waterproof hiking boots that did not have a big heel to toe drop. These boots seemed perfect and they are, with one important, in fact, deal-breaking catch.

They do repel water. They are extremely comfortable for long hikes. They are attractive and well-made. However, on a sunny morning, with the trail still damp from the previous day’s rain, I slid on a wet tree root and went down, hard, on my knee.

I did not trip. I stepped on it and then slid. The treads on these boots are not grippy enough for wet conditions. If you look at the bottoms, you will see the design creates multiple flat planes that have only the slightest bit of texture on them.

Unless your weight is perfectly centered over the boot, you will basically hydroplane on a wet surface. I have exceptional balance and strength, but when you are stepping on uneven surfaces like rocks or roots, you are not able to perfectly center your weight.

I am ordering different boots for my treks because I can’t take the chance of sliding like that. On needs to rethink their tread design. I am not the first reviewer who has written a story about falling.

They have a great boot but need to put it on better treads.

These are awesome shoes! After a week of use I realized that they felt even more comfortable than when I first started wearing them. I wore them hiking, walking my dog, doing yard work and to the grocery store.

They provide great arch support and great traction in both wet and dry conditions. My daughter-in-law, a nurse, saw that I was wearing them and told me that her coworkers all have them because they’re so comfy when they’re on their feet all day.

I really love these hiking shoes and I’m thrilled that they’re waterproof on top of everything else. I’ll be honest and tell you that I started out looking for things that I didn’t like about this hiking shoe.

I did find something. Mud stuck in the deep grooves on the bottom and holes in the sides of the sole. But then it all fell out without any help from me after it dried so I had to cross that off my one-item list.

Did I mention that these hiking shoes are awesome?.