ASICS Metaspeed Edge TokyovsOn Cloudboom Strike
The ASICS Metaspeed Edge Tokyo and On Cloudboom Strike score 87% on spec similarity. Going from the ASICS Metaspeed Edge Tokyo to the On Cloudboom Strike: 1 mm less drop and 40 g heavier, with the same heel stack.
Side by side
The Δ column is the On Cloudboom Strike minus the ASICS Metaspeed Edge Tokyo. A dash means we don't have a sourced value.
| Spec | ASICS Metaspeed Edge Tokyo | On Cloudboom Strike | Δ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heel stack | 39.5 mm | 39.5 mm | ±0mm |
| Forefoot stack | 34.5 mm | 35.5 mm | +1mm |
| Drop | 5 mm | 4 mm | −1mm |
| Weight | 170 g | 210 g | +40g |
| RRP (GBP) | — | £260 | — |
| Category | Race | Race | same |
| Support | Neutral | Neutral | same |
| Surface | Road | Road | same |
| Status | Current | Current | same |
Who should pick which
Based only on the numbers above. Fit and feel aren't in this comparison.
if you want:
- a higher heel-to-toe drop (5 vs 4 mm)
- a lighter shoe (170 vs 210 g)
ASICS Metaspeed Edge Tokyo vs On Cloudboom Strike: questions
Answers are generated from the published specs on this page. Missing values are left out, never estimated.
Which is lighter, the ASICS Metaspeed Edge Tokyo or the On Cloudboom Strike?
The ASICS Metaspeed Edge Tokyo, at 170 g vs 210 g, 40 g lighter on published figures. Weights are as published, at each brand's reference size: unisex (size not stated) for the ASICS Metaspeed Edge Tokyo, men's EU 42 for the On Cloudboom Strike.
Which has more cushioning stack, the ASICS Metaspeed Edge Tokyo or the On Cloudboom Strike?
They publish the same heel stack: 39.5 mm. Forefoot stack: 34.5 mm for the ASICS Metaspeed Edge Tokyo and 35.5 mm for the On Cloudboom Strike.
What's the drop difference between the ASICS Metaspeed Edge Tokyo and the On Cloudboom Strike?
1 mm. The ASICS Metaspeed Edge Tokyo has a 5 mm drop and the On Cloudboom Strike a 4 mm drop.
How similar are the ASICS Metaspeed Edge Tokyo and the On Cloudboom Strike?
They score 87% on Trova's spec similarity, which compares published heel stack, drop, weight, category and support. Both are in our race category.