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30 reviews
A soft, cushioned everyday running shoe made for big kids who run, play and walk on hard surfaces. It suits active kids with regular-width feet and a parent who values sturdy construction. The big question is whether it is worth a premium for a shoe that comes in one width and may be outgrown quickly.
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A waterproof hiking boot that brings Hoka's soft, rolling running-shoe feel to long days on the trail, with grip that holds on wet rock. It suits hikers who carry a pack or cover big miles. The snug, standard-width fit and the extra weight are the things to check before you buy.
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The Hoka Ora Recovery Slide 3 is a cushioned recovery slide with a 6 mm drop, sugarcane EVA and a Meta-Rocker. We break down fit, grip, comfort and who should buy it.
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Hoka Stinson 8 review: a $180 max-cushion road-to-trail shoe with a broad stable platform, roomy fit and strong crossover appeal for long walks and easy miles.
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The Hoka Bondi 9 adds supercritical EVA and more stack to Hoka's max-cushion classic. Here is how it fits, walks, runs and compares.
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HOKA Zinal 3 review: lightweight technical trail shoe with supercritical EVA, 5 mm lugs, fit guidance, Zinal 2 changes and alternatives.
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HOKA Torrent 5 review: added cushioning, 5 mm lugs, trail fit, walking comfort, Torrent 4 changes, alternatives and who should buy it.
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HOKA Mafate 5 review: fit, plush cushioning, Vibram Megagrip traction, trail-walking comfort, Mafate Speed 4 changes and alternatives.
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The Hoka Kawana 3 is a versatile hybrid for walking, easy running and light gym work. We cover fit, cushioning, gym use, specs, price and alternatives.
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Hoka's support shoe is softer and cooler than before, and it still holds the foot steady with a frame built into the foam rather than a wedge under the arch. It suits walkers and easy-paced runners. The extra weight is the one thing working against it.
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Hoka's trail racer finally gets the balance right, pairing twin carbon plates with a grippy Vibram sole that holds the line on rough ground. It rewards runners chasing times on long mountain days. The price puts it firmly in race-day territory.
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HOKA Anacapa 2 Low GTX review: GORE-TEX, a Vibram Megagrip outsole and HOKA cushioning for hiking.
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