Cloudsurfer

I originally went in with my eyes on the Cloud X due to my versatility with working out: I usually blend running, rowing, biking and weights to my routine. I'm not a marathoner: I typically run 5-10K's to mix in.

I enjoyed the Cloud X's but the salesperson had me try on Cloudflyer's and also the Cloudsurfer. Cloud X's seemed good, the Cloudflyer better and as soon as I slipped on the Cloudsurfer and took 5 steps, I knew they were the best for me. They propelled me forward even by just walking and felt insanely comfortable from the forefoot to midfoot to heel. I typically have issues with shoes being comfortable in just one spot but these hit all areas. They have a bit of a "bounce" to them.

I know everyone's foot and preferences are different but these were without a doubt, the most comfortable shoes I've ever stepped into. I came from Adidas UltraBoosts, Brooks Ghosts and a few Mizuno's along the way. There's no comparison. I'm looking forward to seeing how they fare in the southern heat as they are insanely breathable. Give these a shot!

30 years ago I started to use Nike Air Max Pegasus and have continued with them but now have the Pegasus Zoom 35, but even the Nike shoe does not get close to the Comfort of the QC, which I prefer for the cinder and forest gravel tracks.
My only complaint is the soles squeaks when it is wet, based on my experience this is a superb shoe capable of 700+Kms.

I love everything about this shoe! I want to recommend them to everyone but at the same time tell no one because I don't want to race against people wearing these shoes. They are incredibly comfortable and very stable. My running routes usually include road and trail so these shoes are perfect. But honestly, all road or all trail, I would choose these shoes. Even for racing too.

My only qualm is that the shoelaces are rather long (waaa, I know) but when your robot vacuum runs over the laces, and your shoes and robot vacuum become inseparable, then you do care. So just keep them away from your robot vacuum.