Hoka One One Running Shoes Reviews

“The Hoka Torrent 3 has a slightly different personality than many of its better-known brethren. While it handles smooth trails well, it is clearly not meant for rocky surfaces, challenging terrain or...” Read expert review

“The Hoka Challenger ATR 7 is lighter while maintaining the same ...” Read expert review

“The Hoka Rocket X 2 is a top-tier marathon racer with a soft, energetic ride. It has smooth, stable transitions and a stiff carbon plate for speed assistance. Version 2 is a vast improvement over the...” Read expert review

“The Hoka Clifton 9 is a narrow-fitting maximalist daily trainer with a Meta-Rocker midsole for energy-saving transitions. It has a highly cushioned ride which is on the soft side and it’s best...” Read expert review

“The Bondi 8 is a cushy daily trainer that performs well on easy days and even better for recovery sessions. The Wider base and extended heel help runners glide through the gait cycle with stability...” Read expert review

“The Hoka Tecton X is a fast, lightweight trail race shoe that performs best on smooth, non-technical terrain. ” Read expert review

“The Hoka One One Gaviota 4 is a max-cushioned stability shoe built for many miles. Its balanced comfortable ride makes them an exceptional trainer for longer distances. ” Read expert review

“The Hoka Speedgoat 5 is an improvement upon what was already one of the best and most popular trail running shoes. Hoka maintained everything that worked in the past and added improvements such as a...” Read expert review

“The Hoka Mach 5 is a lightweight, smooth-riding trainer which can fill a number of roles in your running rotation. Version 5 has a softer, supercritical layer of midsole foam, an improved fit and a...” Read expert review

“The Hoka Arahi 6 is a moderate stability trainer. Its blend of unorthodox stability system along with ample cushioning make this a unique stability trainer. Unfortunately, its inconsistent ride...” Read expert review