Hoka shoes and rolling ankles? - Triathlon Forum - Slowtwitch …
Aug 28, 2013 · I thought the soft cushioning of the hoka would absorb any uneven or loose rocks but I guess that isn’t the case. I notice it also happens when I used to wear softer neutral shoes like the Brooks launch. Since I’m used to wearing stability shoes, maybe it has to do with the lack of a post or something. Anycase, thanks for the responses.
Plantar Fasciitis - Hoka shoes a solution? - Triathlon Forum ...
Apr 26, 2013 · Help please, I’ve had plantar fasciitis in my left foot for 7 months. I thought I was getting over it, and started increasing my training, but it came back with a vengeance and I’m sidelined from running again. I’m doing all I can with ART, and night boots etc. I’ve gone from wanting to train hard for a pb at a 70.3 in July and Challenge in August this year, but now I’m …
Hoka adding SuperCritical EVA to their Shoes in 2022
Dec 5, 2021 · Three Shoes will have mid-soles that in-part feature a HOKA specific SCEVA compound that they call ProFlyX. Both the Road and Trail Product Line Managers discussed the 2022 line of shoes with Believe in the Run.
Hoka, I give up. What shoe now? - Triathlon Forum - Slowtwitch …
Jun 3, 2024 · Hi all. I’m a competitive 50-54 age grouper with dicey knees. Hoka shoes helped. When they released the Rocket X2, it was a game changer. It was easy on my knees and fast AF. I think Hoka has completely lost their way. A new model every week, but nothing geared to sprint/oly distances at a fast pace. The X2 is a GREAT shoe. Mine are near their end of life …
Hoka Cliftons are destroying my toes - Triathlon Forum
Mar 12, 2017 · I felt like the Clifton was a hard brick with zero cushioning and I kept getting weird aches and pains. Moving on…the Claytons are awesome and have a lot of toe room. I raced all my 70.3s in the Clayton last year. Hoka just released the Clayton 2 and I am loving the colors.
Hoka running shoes? - Triathlon Forum - Slowtwitch Forum
Aug 25, 2022 · On a whim, I bought a pair of Hoka Bondi shoes last fall to experiment. I got almost 500 miles on them and never had knee pain. I only junked them because the outsoles were pretty much gone. And I do not think I need the inserts either. I am experimenting with that now. I really like them. They are tall and thick, but like running and walking ...
Anybody Have No Luck with Hoka Shoes? - Triathlon Forum
May 16, 2013 · There is enough positive feedback on the Hoka’s that I am tempted to give them a try. I am 5’10", 150 lbs, 53 yrs old. I have been injury prone for almost 2 years now, mostly lateral knee issues. I have also been through many different types of shoes and inserts without any relief. Who out there has given the Hoka’s a try but still struggles with injury. I would hate to buy …
Hoka sockless? - Triathlon Forum - Slowtwitch Forum
Jun 27, 2014 · Do Hoka shoes give you blisters when sockless? Which models have you tried? I searched the forum and found a handful of reports of blisters from seams in Hokas, and one report of no problems. I’d be interested to hear from a few more people about experiences running sockless in them to build a better picture, please. Until a recent ankle injury I’d been mostly …
Can high stack running shoes cause Achilles problems?
Jul 7, 2021 · The Boston 10 is a bad copy of a Hoka, with a similarly high but narrow and not very stable heel. Adidas didn’t get this one right. For me Hokas with their giant heels, fixed my Achilles problems. These are stable cushioned shoes and I’d recommend trying these for your next ‘high stack’ experiment.
Hoka vs altra Paradigm - Triathlon Forum - Slowtwitch Forum
Oct 6, 2014 · Have the Paradigm and ALL the Hokas (well, almost all). The Bondi 3 would be your best fit if you want the most room in the toe box from the Hoka line. If you are used to running in Hokas, EVERYTHING else will seem firm(er). Having run in the Newton, Altra, and Hoka line, I …