In fact, it’s quite a bit more. The Mach 3’s stack height was 24mm/19 (5mm drop) and the Mach 4 is now 30mm/25 (5mm drop). That’s 6mm more of cushion! Overall, HOKA made awesome improvements to this shoe. Make Every Mile Count. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for More Shoe Reviews from Your Favorite Run Testers! Hoka One One Clayton Review ($150) Hoka One One is a polarizing brand. of the qualities that make this shoe feel fast and springy. Hoka One One Clayton Road Test McCoy is an avid trail The Hoka One One Challenger ATR 4 ($130) is consistent with Hoka’s approach for the previous three versions, with a tradeoff of slightly less cushioning for even less weight. Still, the Challenger ATR offers superior cushioning in a versatile trail running shoe that can also be counted on to handle roads and paved trails with ease. Gear Review: Hoka One One Tor Summit Mid WP. These ultra-cushioned hiking boots are chunky for a reason—they steamroll uneven trail terrain, without adding an ounce. Put on a pair of Hoke One One shoes and, if you haven’t spotted it already, you’ll definitely feel the oversize platform underfoot. This bulbous midsole may look funny, but It allows for an easy and secure “forget me” fit. Trail runners also find the support better adjusted than on the EVO Speedgoat. The weight of 252 g/8.9 oz in the men’s version puts the Hoka Tecton X in the Lightweight category, especially for trail running shoes. A definite advantage of the supercritical foam! The low heel-to-toe drop lets your feet and legs move naturally as you run. The updated HOKA ONE ONE Speedgoat 3 is a premium trail running shoe that offers top-notch cushioning and sure-footed traction no matter how sloppy the road ahead gets. means you can test drive your shoes and gear without risk. If you’re not happy with the way your The Hoka Evo Jawz is a trail-biting lightweight trail runner! Designed by Hoka, it does not follow the conventional super-cushioned construct of its cousins. This shoe is lightweight (weighing only 6.95 oz) and low profile with minimal cushioning throughout the midsole. It features a 3mm drop, providing a little bit of cushioning in the heel Enter the very aptly named Hoka One One EVO Jawz. The EVO Jawz is a bit of a departure from the maximal, plush shoes that Hoka is best known for, featuring a fairly moderate stack height and very deep, widely spaced lugs. It’s designed to be a light, close-fitting shoe for running fast on loose, muddy, and / or technical terrain. A workhorse designed for technical trails, the Speedgoat returns with less weight and more traction than ever before. A new shoe from outsole to laces, this trail beast is updated with Vibram ® Megagrip with Traction Lug for enhanced grip on loose soil. Retaining the same stack height and rocker profile, the Speedgoat 5 employs a lighter It is also 100% a Hoka as that midsole is a dual layer construction similar to road shoes with a softer plush EVA underfoot and a big layer of rubberized foam below that. Note though this is not run shoe or even trail shoe soft foam. For purpose it is denser and firmer. The giant stack of 33mm heel / 27 mm forefoot men's, 31mm /25mm women's URqi.