Hoka shoe guide
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Explore our Hoka shoe guides, reviews and comparisons for running, walking, trail, work and everyday wear. Start with our main Hoka buying guides, compare current models, read individual shoe reviews, or learn more about Hoka sizing, cushioning and new releases.
See our newest Hoka reviews, including fit, cushioning, support, comfort, traction, performance and value.
A wipe-clean leather work shoe on Hoka's deepest cushioning, built for people who spend a whole shift on hard floors. The slip-resistant sole and easy-clean upper are the point. It is heavy and expensive for what it is, and it runs warm.
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Hoka Skyward X 2 review: a cushioned, carbon-plated super trainer for easy days and long runs, plus who should skip it.
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Hoka has cut the weight, softened the foam and fixed the wobble that held the last Cielo back. The result is one of the most energetic marathon racers on sale, with a rolling ride that carries you along. It is also aggressive enough that some runners will find it too much shoe.
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Hoka Speedgoat 7 review: lighter, bouncier supercritical foam and Vibram Megagrip for technical trails.
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HOKA Mach X 2 review: a winged Pebax plate over PEBA and EVA foam in a versatile super trainer.
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See how the Hoka Challenger 8 excels on pavement and dirt trails for neutral runners.
Read Review →Hoka makes running, walking, trail and work-oriented shoes with a strong focus on cushioning and smooth forward transitions. The best Hoka shoe depends on how you plan to use it. Some models are designed for everyday running, while others focus on stability, trail traction, walking, racing or long hours on your feet. Use the guides and reviews above to compare current Hoka models and find the type that best matches your needs.
