10 Best Running Shoes On Cloud
Updated on: September 2023
Best Running Shoes On Cloud in 2023
on Running Mens Cloud Mesh Trainers (10, Navy/White)
- Synthetic
- Made in USA or Imported
- Rubber sole
- Mesh upper with synthetic overlays
- Bungee speed-lacing system
on Running Womens Cloud Road Shoes Denim/White SZ 7.5
- Synthetic
- Made in USA or Imported
- Synthetic sole
- Brand: On Cloud
- Style: Running & Cross Training
ON Running Mens Cloud X Mesh Black Asphalt Trainers (Black/Asphalt, Numeric_9_Point_5)
- CloudTec sole is made for explosive movement in all directions
- Zero-Gravity foam keeps weight to an absolute minimum for maximum mobility
- Engineered heel cap is precision-molded to keep you stable without strain
- The dual-density sockliner and seamless tongue are both designed for comfort and hold in mixed-sports workouts
- A function-oriented knit-weave upper uses an engineered mesh of the highest quality and material strength
on Running Mens Cloud Mesh Trainers (11, Navy/White)
- Synthetic
- Made in USA or Imported
- Rubber sole
- Mesh upper with synthetic overlays
- Bungee speed-lacing system
On Running Mens Cloud X Mesh Sienna Rust Trainers 8.5 US
- Durable engineered mesh upper with seamless synthetic overlays
- Breathable and moisture-wicking textile lining for healthy in-shoe climate
- Removable, dual density insole for cushioning and support
- CloudTec cushioning technology active only during the foot strike
- Lightweight and flexible CloudTec sole unit made from Zero-Gravity foam
On Running Womens Cloud X Mesh White Black Trainers (White/Black, Numeric_7_Point_5)
- Durable engineered mesh upper with seamless synthetic overlays
- Breathable textile lining for comfort
- Removable, dual density insole for cushioning and support
- CloudTec cushioning technology active only during the foot strike
- Lightweight and flexible CloudTec sole unit made from Zero-Gravity foam
On Running Mens Cloud Mesh Black White Trainers 12 US
- Synthetic
- Made in USA or Imported
- Rubber sole
- Mesh upper with synthetic overlays
- Bungee speed-lacing system
On Running Mens Cloud Mesh Black Slate Trainers 10 US
- mesh
- Made in USA or Imported
- Rubber sole
- Breathable fabric
Brooks Womens Ghost 12 Running Shoe - Black/Grey - B - 9.0
- THIS SHOE IS FOR: Neutral runners looking for a lightweight shoe and a smooth ride without sacrificing cushioning. Whether you’re a Ghost loyalist or are lacing one up for the first time, you’ll find plenty to like.
- SUPPORT AND CUSHION: The neutral support type provides high energizing cushioning. Ideal for road running, cross training, the gym or wherever you might want to take them! Predecessor: Ghost 11
- BALANCED, SOFT CUSHIONING: BioMoGo DNA and DNA LOFT cushioning work together to provide a just-right softness underfoot without losing responsiveness and durability - yet it feels lighter than ever.
- SMOOTH, STABLE RIDE: No matter how your foot lands, our Segmented Crash Pad - an integrated system of shock absorbers - will cushion every step and stride for smooth heel-to-toe transitions.
- SOFT, SECURE, FIT: The newly engineered mesh and 3D Fit Print practically disappears on your foot with strategically placed stretch and structure.
ON CLOUD Mens Cloud 2.0 Fabric Low Top Lace Up Running, Black/White, Size 9.5
- Synthetic
- Made in USA or Imported
- Rubber sole
- Mesh upper with synthetic overlays
- Bungee speed-lacing system
A Starving Artist's Point of View on Running Your Own Business
Being self employed has its benefits, and it has its pitfalls. Here are some things I have learned while working for myself for the past year.
I am a starving artist. I am engaged to a starving artist, who also works in the real world. In October of 2020 I quit my job and started writing full time. I had already been a part time online freelance writer for 4 years, and was a professional writer for 10. It was a bold move, but it was something I had to do for me. I was unhappy in my job and I knew the only way I'd be happy would be to work for myself. Now I run The Torn Dress Publishing amp; Art House and I am about to get a DBA (assumed name) for my business. I am not only a freelance writer, but I am also a published book author, a photographer, a crafter and an artist. I do this all under the TTD name.
Throughout my experience of working for myself on a full time basis for this past year I have learned many things. I have learned things about money, about time management and about being my own boss. These are all very important things when it comes to being self employed.
It's all about the money
When you are in business for yourself you can not reply on anyone else to keep track of the money coming in and the money going out. Yes, you can hire an accountant that will help with that, but you still need to track what you are making and spending. Hold on to every receipt, including your utilities bills and receipts from gassing up your car. There are many deductions you can take when tax time comes around. Save your receipts and it will make it easier for your tax preparer to get you the maximum refund (or the least payment). And speaking of tax time, it is wise to put away about 20% of everything you make (if you aren't paying in throughout the year) so that you have the money to pay if you need to. Windows Excel has become a dear friend of mine since I started working at home. I keep spreadsheets for each month tracking what I've made, from whom and if there was anything taken out of it (like seller fees from Etsy and PayPal fees).
Time keeps ticking away
Working for yourself, and especially from home, can be difficult for some people. Time slips away if you don't learn to schedule yourself. Pretend someone else is paying you to work (hey, your income comes from somewhere) and set a specific schedule. Write down your schedule and adhere to it. Set your alarm, get up, get ready for work, relax and then get to it. I notice, even working from my own couch, that when I get dressed and do my makeup I tend to get more work done. Since I am a writer, an author and an artist in my own living room I really need to schedule what to do when. I also go to school, so I need to work around that. And, since I am at home I get distracted by housework, television, the dog and more. This means it's important to allow for breaks throughout the work day. But, it also means you need to get right back to work after break is over. I like to make lists that include what I want to get done for the day, in order and keep them by me throughout my work day.
Be the boss
You need to keep busy, get your work done on time and be responsible for yourself. When you are your own boss it's sometimes easy to get off track. Don't get too off track or you'll be losing money. If you don't get the work done, who will?
