Hoka shoes and rolling ankles? - Triathlon Forum - Slowtwitch …
dfroelich August 28, 2013, 7:08pm 4. It depends on what causes you to roll your ankles. If the sole is slipping out laterally, then perhaps the trail Hoka’s would fix it. More likely, your ankles aren’t quite strong enough to keep all that shoe underneath your foot.
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 and I can’t find another pair in ...
Plantar Fasciitis - Hoka shoes a solution? - Triathlon Forum ...
Apr 26, 2013 · No. Despite their huge cushioning, the Hoka’s have minimal drop (like 4-5mm). That’s gonna tighten up your calves and pf even more if you’re not used to it. Most trainers are 8-11mm, and that’s probably what you’re used to. Going to …
Hoka adding SuperCritical EVA to their Shoes in 2022
Dec 5, 2021 · Hoka adding SuperCritical EVA to their Shoes in 2022. Triathlon Forum. TheStroBro December 5, 2021, 5:44pm 1. 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. Two Road Shoes-.
2024 IRONMAN World Championships Top 10 Run Splits
Oct 3, 2024 · Improving Transition Times: Hoka’s triathlon-focused shoes are designed with faster transition times in mind. Shoes like the Hoka Rocket X have become known for easy slip-on features and quick lacing systems, both of which are critical for triathletes who need to transition quickly between events. These factors make Hoka shoes highly ...
Hoka Skyward X - Page 2 - Running - Slowtwitch Forum
Smil_n_Hawaiian April 26, 2024, 3:50pm 25. Hoka had these to demo at last night’s pub run (here as main shoe sponsor for the Big Sur International Marathon). The Skyward X had rave reviews from all the runners demoing them. I really like them myself, very plush and light, didn’t feel the height compromised stability.
Carbon Racers for the Rest of Us - Triathlon Forum - Slowtwitch …
Oct 9, 2024 · Also, all of these shoes meet World Athletics’ requirements for stack height in a race — meaning HOKA’s Skyward X, for instance, is on the cutting room floor. HOKA Rocket X 2 The longest tenured shoe on this list, the current generation Rocket has been a staple of triathlon events since it first hit pavement at the two day IM World ...
Hoka One One = Worst customer service - Triathlon Forum
Jul 27, 2020 · Not sure about the quality of their shoes anymore though. RandMart July 28, 2020, 1:44pm 4. FWIW: “One One” is pronounced ‘onay-onay’. It is Maori for "time to fly’. It is also pig Latin for ‘no-no’. . SoonerBorn July 28, 2020, 3:52pm 5. I have no idea how the customer service is for Hoka but the absolute worst customer service ...
Hoka bondi vs altra paradigm - Triathlon Forum - Slowtwitch Forum
Mar 17, 2015 · I just don’t fit well in the Hoka shoes. The arch support is all in the wrong place in the Hoka. In the end, fit matters. Altra is great for me. (Actually/maybe embarrassingly, Sketchers fit my foot shape best, but I don’t like the lining of them barefoot–too many rough seams). jim
Hoka Skyward X - #9 by nanban_ronin - Running - Slowtwitch Forum
Apr 25, 2024 · First, a racing shoe is whatever shoe you race in. And the Skyward X or Bondi X are just fine to race in. Yes, you’ll give a second or two per km in weight. If that matters to you. Second, I find myself running a little different in plated shoes. The Bondi X “rewards” subtle differences in stride. I like it.
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