Hoka One One Cushioning Running Shoes Reviews

“The Hoka Mach Supersonic is a speed trainer best suited to tempo runs and speed workouts. Its new ProFly+ midsole foam makes it firmer and easier to pick up the pace but also makes it less enjoyable...” Read expert review

“The Hoka Carbon X 3 is a wallet-friendly, stable and smooth-riding super shoe. It has a full-length carbon plate but it doesn’t have the explosive propulsion of some of the other super shoes. ” Read expert review

“The Hoka One One Bondi X is a super premium, max-cushioned trainer with a carbon plate in its midsole that makes it feel snappy. ” Read expert review

“The Hoka One One Mach 4 is a well-cushioned everyday trainer that likes to pick up the pace. Feeling almost like some of its plated cousins, the Mach 4 will check off most of the boxes.” Read expert review

“The Hoka One One Clifton 8 is a multi-purpose daily trainer with a smooth and stable ride. Its rocker midsole eases you through transitions and saves you energy over long distances.  ...” Read expert review

“The Hoka One One Rincon 2 offers the same speedy but light shoe that its predecessor did but with minor upgrades.   The Rincons are a relatively novel concept for Hoka, giving runners an...” Read expert review

“The Bondi 7 is supposed to be a max-cushioned, long-distance trainer but it rides more like a daily trainer.  ...” Read expert review

“The Hoka One One Rincon quickly became one of my favorite long-run shoes. The combination of lightweight while also providing such over-the-top cushion is truly a joy for the long run.” Read expert review

“The Clifton 6 sheds some weight and moves to a softer midsole foam giving it a soft, smooth and highly cushioned ride.   The ride combined with an upgraded upper made of higher quality and...” Read expert review

“The Hoka One One Carbon X is a new carbon plate shoe that can be used for both training days and races. While it's durability for a shoe that can be used in a distance race is great, the Carbon X...” Read expert review