Womens Hoka Arahi 7, Papaya / Coral / 11
Womens Hoka Arahi 7, Papaya / Coral / 11
Womens Hoka Arahi 7, Papaya / Coral / 11
Womens Hoka Arahi 7, Papaya / Coral / 11
Womens Hoka Arahi 7, Papaya / Coral / 11
Womens Hoka Arahi 7, Papaya / Coral / 11
Womens Hoka Arahi 7, Papaya / Coral / 11
Womens Hoka Arahi 7, Papaya / Coral / 11
Womens Hoka Arahi 7, Papaya / Coral / 11
Womens Hoka Arahi 7, Papaya / Coral / 11
Womens Hoka Arahi 7, Papaya / Coral / 11
Womens Hoka Arahi 7, Papaya / Coral / 11
Womens Hoka Arahi 7, Papaya / Coral / 11
Womens Hoka Arahi 7, Papaya / Coral / 11
Womens Hoka Arahi 7, Papaya / Coral / 11
Womens Hoka Arahi 7, Papaya / Coral / 11

Womens Hoka Arahi 7, Papaya / Coral / 11

(1,654 reviews)

Whatever your running level, the HOKA Arahi 7 is the ideal anti-pronation all-round running shoe. Whether you're heading out for a 5km or a slightly longer endurance run; the Arahi can do it all. The shoe is suitable for both novice and experienced runners. Experience a new level of running with this all-round running shoe! Midsole To make your runs comfortable, HOKA has added a CMEVA midsole that provides plenty of cushioning and effective protection while running. The Early stage Meta-Rocker geometry contributes to a quick gait of the feet, as the transition zone is placed behind the metatarsal bones. This ensures a smoother step and a faster transition to the forefoot, which contributes to an explosive feeling. In combination with the J-Frame midsole support, which has been added to the shoe, you are always equipped with extra stability and guidance at your feet during your long training sessions! The EVA insole provides extra support where necessary and ensures a flexible fit. Upper The lightweight mesh upper wicks moisture away from your foot, keeping you dry and cool. The mesh is partly made from recycled material. The bottom of the heel is reinforced while the top of the heel counter remains flexible, soft and comfortable. The advantage of this is that it does not create pressure on your heel bone. The pleated tongue of this shoe is connected to the upper on both sides, preventing dirt from entering the shoe and keeping the tongue centered. Outsole The outsole is made of durabrasion rubber and has a coarse profile for great grip on any type of surface. Zones of abrasion-resistant rubber have been added to the heel and forefoot for improved durability. The geometry of the outsole is designed to ensure inherent stability and an efficient stride. The HOKA Arahi 7, the all-rounder you can count on every run!

$260.00

in 1 offers

Colour:

Womens Hoka Arahi 7, Papaya / Coral / 11
Womens Hoka Arahi 7, Black / Black / 11
Hoka Arahi 7 Wide - Size 11
Hoka Arahi 7 Womens US 8.5 D Wide Black/White Running Shoes
Hoka Arahi 7 Wide - Size 11
Hoka One One Arahi 7 Blanc De Blanc Swim Day (Women's)
Hoka Arahi 7 (D Wide) Womens - The Athletes Foot | AfterPay Available
Hoka Arahi 7 Womens - The Athletes Foot | AfterPay Available
Hoka Arahi 7 D Womens Running Shoes Blue/Pink US 11
Hoka Arahi 7 - Size 11
Hoka One One Arahi 7 Illusion Dusk (Women's)
Hoka Arahi 7 Womens - The Athletes Foot | AfterPay Available
Hoka One One Arahi 7 Stellar Blue Cosmos (Women's)
Hoka Arahi 7 - Size 11
Hoka Arahi 7 - Size 11

Womens Hoka Arahi 7, Papaya / Coral / 11

$260.00

(1,654 reviews)

Whatever your running level, the HOKA Arahi 7 is the ideal anti-pronation all-round running shoe. Whether you're heading out for a 5km or a slightly longer endurance run; the Arahi can do it all. The shoe is suitable for both novice and experienced runners. Experience a new level of running with this all-round running shoe! Midsole To make your runs comfortable, HOKA has added a CMEVA midsole that provides plenty of cushioning and effective protection while running. The Early stage Meta-Rocker geometry contributes to a quick gait of the feet, as the transition zone is placed behind the metatarsal bones. This ensures a smoother step and a faster transition to the forefoot, which contributes to an explosive feeling. In combination with the J-Frame midsole support, which has been added to the shoe, you are always equipped with extra stability and guidance at your feet during your long training sessions! The EVA insole provides extra support where necessary and ensures a flexible fit. Upper The lightweight mesh upper wicks moisture away from your foot, keeping you dry and cool. The mesh is partly made from recycled material. The bottom of the heel is reinforced while the top of the heel counter remains flexible, soft and comfortable. The advantage of this is that it does not create pressure on your heel bone. The pleated tongue of this shoe is connected to the upper on both sides, preventing dirt from entering the shoe and keeping the tongue centered. Outsole The outsole is made of durabrasion rubber and has a coarse profile for great grip on any type of surface. Zones of abrasion-resistant rubber have been added to the heel and forefoot for improved durability. The geometry of the outsole is designed to ensure inherent stability and an efficient stride. The HOKA Arahi 7, the all-rounder you can count on every run!

Whatever your running level, the HOKA Arahi 7 is the ideal anti-pronation all-round running shoe. Whether you're heading out for a 5km or a slightly longer endurance run; the Arahi can do it all. The shoe is suitable for both novice and experienced runners. Experience a new level of running with this all-round running shoe! Midsole To make your runs comfortable, HOKA has added a CMEVA midsole that provides plenty of cushioning and effective protection while running. The Early stage Meta-Rocker geometry contributes to a quick gait of the feet, as the transition zone is placed behind the metatarsal bones. This ensures a smoother step and a faster transition to the forefoot, which contributes to an explosive feeling. In combination with the J-Frame midsole support, which has been added to the shoe, you are always equipped with extra stability and guidance at your feet during your long training sessions! The EVA insole provides extra support where necessary and ensures a flexible fit. Upper The lightweight mesh upper wicks moisture away from your foot, keeping you dry and cool. The mesh is partly made from recycled material. The bottom of the heel is reinforced while the top of the heel counter remains flexible, soft and comfortable. The advantage of this is that it does not create pressure on your heel bone. The pleated tongue of this shoe is connected to the upper on both sides, preventing dirt from entering the shoe and keeping the tongue centered. Outsole The outsole is made of durabrasion rubber and has a coarse profile for great grip on any type of surface. Zones of abrasion-resistant rubber have been added to the heel and forefoot for improved durability. The geometry of the outsole is designed to ensure inherent stability and an efficient stride. The HOKA Arahi 7, the all-rounder you can count on every run!

Colour:
Womens Hoka Arahi 7, Papaya / Coral / 11
Womens Hoka Arahi 7, Black / Black / 11
Hoka Arahi 7 Wide - Size 11
Hoka Arahi 7 Womens US 8.5 D Wide Black/White Running Shoes
Hoka Arahi 7 Wide - Size 11
Hoka One One Arahi 7 Blanc De Blanc Swim Day (Women's)
Hoka Arahi 7 (D Wide) Womens - The Athletes Foot | AfterPay Available
Hoka Arahi 7 Womens - The Athletes Foot | AfterPay Available
Hoka Arahi 7 D Womens Running Shoes Blue/Pink US 11
Hoka Arahi 7 - Size 11
Hoka One One Arahi 7 Illusion Dusk (Women's)
Hoka Arahi 7 Womens - The Athletes Foot | AfterPay Available
Hoka One One Arahi 7 Stellar Blue Cosmos (Women's)
Hoka Arahi 7 - Size 11
Hoka Arahi 7 - Size 11

Price comparison

Last updated at 02/05/2025 06:26:50

$159.99

available 4 months ago

Low stock


$259.95

available 10 months ago

Low stock

$259.99

available 10 months ago

Low stock

$260.00

Low stock

Price history

Price history

Reviews

Breaking up with Arahis
30 July 2024
Gigi

originally posted on hoka.com

I have been wearing Arahis for years now. I think Ive purchased at least 9 pairs over the past few years and I've loved them. I have flat feet and it was the first and only shoe I
ever found that worked for me. I purchased a pair of 7s when my 6s were nearing the end of their life. It's a completely different shoe. It's not really comfortable anymore. I
tried wearing them for a few weeks to break them in and they never improved. They're stiff. I've seen other ls say they're too narrow. I have a narrow foot and I only agree
with that a little. Bottom line: they just aren't comfortable. Feels like I'm starting over in the search for the perfect shoe. I will not be buying these again. I search... Show more
... Show more
Clumsy looking on foot
29 September 2024
VegasVision

originally posted on bloomingdales.com

Everyone said they run small - good - normally a 7.5 in athletic shoes, got an 8 - BUT - the sole is sooo thick and bulky, I felt like I was wearing monster foot wear! It looked
awkward and felt awkward, too. I prefer a lighter sole that does not go over the foot bed and make you feel like you were wearing snow shoes! This went back s soon as I
received it - same day! I was sad b/c I heard so many positive things about this brand - guess this style was not for my feet. In a Tory Burch (for reference) I wear the 7.5 and
they look perfect - same with NB, Nike, etc. In shoes I am a perfect 8 in TOD's, Ferragamo and Stuart Weitzman. I was disappointed but will not give up on this bra... Show more
... Show more
Comfortable and supportive
19 February 2024
SaraJ

originally posted on REI

I have issues with ankle/foot stability after an injury and two ankle surgeries. It has been recommended by orthopedic surgery and physical therapy that I wear shoes with
high support when exercising because of this. I have tried several versions of Hoka - the bondi and rincon both are too neutral/soft for what I need. Those shoes are great for
wearing at work since I’m on my feet most of the day, however I struggle with pain in my heel/Achilles after a workout in them. The Arahi fits the bill for what I need - lots of
support. I use this shoe for cross training and power walking/jogging. The other shoe I have found that works for me is the On Cloudflyer, however they are very ... Show more
... Show more

Specification

Heel Stack35 mm
Forefoot Stack30 mm
Heel-Toe Offset5 mm

Price comparison

Updated about 2 months ago
www.theathletesfoot.com.au
The Athlete's Foot

$159.99

Low Stock

cashrewards

Up to 4% cashback


shopback

Up to 3.6% Cashback

therunningcentre.com.au
The Running Centre

$259.95

Low Stock
intersport.com.au
Intersport Australia

$259.99

Low Stock
paceathletic.com
Pace Athletic

$260.00

Low Stock

Price history

Price history

Reviews

Breaking up with Arahis
30 July 2024
I have been wearing Arahis for years now. I think Ive purchased at least 9 pairs over the past few years and I've loved them. I have flat feet and it was the first and only shoe I ever found that worked for me. I purchased a pair of 7s when my 6s were nearing the end of their life. It's a completely different shoe. It's not really comfortable anymore. I tried wearing them for a few weeks to break them in and they never improved. They're stiff. I've seen other ls say they're too narrow. I have a narrow foot and I only agree with that a little. Bottom line: they just aren't comfortable. Feels like I'm starting over in the search for the perfect shoe. I will not be buying these again. I searched the internet far and wide for a new pair of 6s and couldn't find any in my ... MoreI have been wearing Arahis for years now. I think Ive purchased at least 9 pairs over the past few years and I've loved them. I have flat feet and it was the first and only shoe I ever found that worked for me. I purchased a pair of 7s when my 6s were nearing the end of their life. It's a completely different shoe. It's not really comfortable anymore. I tried wearing them for a few weeks to break them in and they never improved. They're stiff. I've seen other ls say they're too narrow. I have a narrow foot and I only agree with that a little. Bottom line: they just aren't comfortable. Feels like I'm starting over in the search for the perfect shoe. I will not be buying these again. I searched the internet far and wide for a new pair of 6s and couldn't find any in my size.... Show more
Gigi
originally posted on hoka.com
Clumsy looking on foot
29 September 2024
Everyone said they run small - good - normally a 7.5 in athletic shoes, got an 8 - BUT - the sole is sooo thick and bulky, I felt like I was wearing monster foot wear! It looked awkward and felt awkward, too. I prefer a lighter sole that does not go over the foot bed and make you feel like you were wearing snow shoes! This went back s soon as I received it - same day! I was sad b/c I heard so many positive things about this brand - guess this style was not for my feet. In a Tory Burch (for reference) I wear the 7.5 and they look perfect - same with NB, Nike, etc. In shoes I am a perfect 8 in TOD's, Ferragamo and Stuart Weitzman. I was disappointed but will not give up on this brand b/c I have a feeling that if I had a Bloomingdale's in LV (please think about this!) ... MoreEveryone said they run small - good - normally a 7.5 in athletic shoes, got an 8 - BUT - the sole is sooo thick and bulky, I felt like I was wearing monster foot wear! It looked awkward and felt awkward, too. I prefer a lighter sole that does not go over the foot bed and make you feel like you were wearing snow shoes! This went back s soon as I received it - same day! I was sad b/c I heard so many positive things about this brand - guess this style was not for my feet. In a Tory Burch (for reference) I wear the 7.5 and they look perfect - same with NB, Nike, etc. In shoes I am a perfect 8 in TOD's, Ferragamo and Stuart Weitzman. I was disappointed but will not give up on this brand b/c I have a feeling that if I had a Bloomingdale's in LV (please think about this!) I could go in and try on the styles until I found my perfect HOKA...this did not work. I buy all my foot wear at Bloomingdale's and 99% of the time, they are wonderful.... Show more
VegasVision
originally posted on bloomingdales.com
Comfortable and supportive
19 February 2024
I have issues with ankle/foot stability after an injury and two ankle surgeries. It has been recommended by orthopedic surgery and physical therapy that I wear shoes with high support when exercising because of this. I have tried several versions of Hoka - the bondi and rincon both are too neutral/soft for what I need. Those shoes are great for wearing at work since I’m on my feet most of the day, however I struggle with pain in my heel/Achilles after a workout in them. The Arahi fits the bill for what I need - lots of support. I use this shoe for cross training and power walking/jogging. The other shoe I have found that works for me is the On Cloudflyer, however they are very difficult to get on even after loosening the laces and both heels have collapsed with no ... MoreI have issues with ankle/foot stability after an injury and two ankle surgeries. It has been recommended by orthopedic surgery and physical therapy that I wear shoes with high support when exercising because of this. I have tried several versions of Hoka - the bondi and rincon both are too neutral/soft for what I need. Those shoes are great for wearing at work since I’m on my feet most of the day, however I struggle with pain in my heel/Achilles after a workout in them. The Arahi fits the bill for what I need - lots of support. I use this shoe for cross training and power walking/jogging. The other shoe I have found that works for me is the On Cloudflyer, however they are very difficult to get on even after loosening the laces and both heels have collapsed with no foreseeable fix - great shoe for support, but not worth the hassle.... Show more
SaraJ
originally posted on REI
Mixed feelings
19 January 2024
Couldn’t wait for the new Arabic 7 to be available. I’ve worn nothing but the Arahi since they came out and had multiple pairs of each version. I wear them to walk mostly and they have been super. I have a narrow foot and the heel has been appropriately narrow with a bit wider toe box. Cushion has varied from version to version but has been a nice balance between soft and firm. Got these shoes from Fleet Feet today and immediately took them for an indoor walk at the local rec center. Here are my first thoughts. 1) Don’t care much for color options but like the simple, classic look of the shoe. 2) The shoe is much narrower in the toe box than other versions of the Arahi. I have a narrow foot and they work for me but…The toe box also seems to have less volume so I ... MoreCouldn’t wait for the new Arabic 7 to be available. I’ve worn nothing but the Arahi since they came out and had multiple pairs of each version. I wear them to walk mostly and they have been super. I have a narrow foot and the heel has been appropriately narrow with a bit wider toe box. Cushion has varied from version to version but has been a nice balance between soft and firm. Got these shoes from Fleet Feet today and immediately took them for an indoor walk at the local rec center. Here are my first thoughts. 1) Don’t care much for color options but like the simple, classic look of the shoe. 2) The shoe is much narrower in the toe box than other versions of the Arahi. I have a narrow foot and they work for me but…The toe box also seems to have less volume so I could see where some feet would feel a bit cramped. 3) The cushion is much, much firmer than most Hoka’s I’ve tried. I liked the cushion on the 6 but the 7 is really quite firm. Can’t decide if I like it or not. Maybe if the temps warm up, the cushion will too. Not sure what the motivation was for making these so firm. Fleet Feet’s service was great.... Show more
Sunflower Sue
originally posted on fleetfeet.com
Not like the Arahi 6
4 July 2024
Went through multiple pairs of Arahi 6's and LOVED them due to the relief they provided for my chronic tendinitis and overprotonation. I didn't care that I had to replace them every 6 months from wear, they were the only shoe I've ever worn that truly felt great when on my feet for long periods of time. I finally had to replace my old worn out 6's with the 7's about a week ago and my tendinitis is flaring up again after multiple 9 hour work shifts on my feet.Ordered medium fit rather than the regular and even then the toe box is incredibly narrow. The lateral side of the shoe does not provide nearly as much support as the 6's and the ankle hits at a different spot on these which can cause some pain on your Achilles. If you're looking for a good 6 replacement and ... MoreWent through multiple pairs of Arahi 6's and LOVED them due to the relief they provided for my chronic tendinitis and overprotonation. I didn't care that I had to replace them every 6 months from wear, they were the only shoe I've ever worn that truly felt great when on my feet for long periods of time. I finally had to replace my old worn out 6's with the 7's about a week ago and my tendinitis is flaring up again after multiple 9 hour work shifts on my feet.Ordered medium fit rather than the regular and even then the toe box is incredibly narrow. The lateral side of the shoe does not provide nearly as much support as the 6's and the ankle hits at a different spot on these which can cause some pain on your Achilles. If you're looking for a good 6 replacement and experience issues with your feet, these may not be the ones.... Show more
CA
originally posted on hoka.com
Not like the Arahi 6
4 July 2024
Went through multiple pairs of Arahi 6’s and LOVED them due to the relief they provided for my chronic tendinitis and overprotonation. I didn’t care that I had to replace them every 6 months from wear, they were the only shoe I’ve ever worn that truly felt great when on my feet for long periods of time. I finally had to replace my old worn out 6’s with the 7’s about a week ago and my tendinitis is flaring up again after multiple 9 hour work shifts on my feet. Ordered medium fit rather than the regular and even then the toe box is incredibly narrow. The lateral side of the shoe does not provide nearly as much support as the 6’s and the ankle hits at a different spot on these which can cause some pain on your Achilles. If you’re looking for a good 6 replacement and ... MoreWent through multiple pairs of Arahi 6’s and LOVED them due to the relief they provided for my chronic tendinitis and overprotonation. I didn’t care that I had to replace them every 6 months from wear, they were the only shoe I’ve ever worn that truly felt great when on my feet for long periods of time. I finally had to replace my old worn out 6’s with the 7’s about a week ago and my tendinitis is flaring up again after multiple 9 hour work shifts on my feet. Ordered medium fit rather than the regular and even then the toe box is incredibly narrow. The lateral side of the shoe does not provide nearly as much support as the 6’s and the ankle hits at a different spot on these which can cause some pain on your Achilles. If you’re looking for a good 6 replacement and experience issues with your feet, these may not be the ones.... Show more
ChanelAA
originally posted on nordstrom.com
So Disappointed
2 September 2024
There's nothing good about this shoe!I received the Ahari 6 as a gift in 2022. I was elated when I took my first walk in them. I finally found a shoe that actually had stability supporting my flat feet and pronation. I've bought a pair every 3 months since then and even purchase a pair of Bondis as a gift. That's how much confidence I had in the HOKA brand. When I went to place my last order, to my disappointment there was no Arahi 6. It's been my experience that whenever a shoe is undergoes a model change, the style is degraded and that's what has happened to the Arahi 7This shoe gives me the same stability, cushion and flexibility as it's precedessor. The Arahi 6 made me feel like I was walking on air.Please bring back the Arahi 6.... Show more
Barbara
originally posted on hoka.com
Supportive Arahi
27 May 2024
I've been wearing Hokas for several years and in the past wore both the Clifton and Arahi models. When I recently tried on both of these models, while the Clifton 9 was very plushy/cushioned, I didn't really like the meta rocker motion while walking around my home. Maybe runners want that forward motion, but I don't really like it to be too pronounced when walking.The Arahi 7, on the other hand, is more solid. The former model, Arahi 6 was maybe a bit more cushiony (although it's older now and could be compressed), but overall I liked the stability and evenness in my walking without feeling that rocking motion in the new Arahi 7. It's a matter of personal preference, but HOKA's are great shoes and recommended by podiatrists, so you can't go too wrong.They could ... MoreI've been wearing Hokas for several years and in the past wore both the Clifton and Arahi models. When I recently tried on both of these models, while the Clifton 9 was very plushy/cushioned, I didn't really like the meta rocker motion while walking around my home. Maybe runners want that forward motion, but I don't really like it to be too pronounced when walking.The Arahi 7, on the other hand, is more solid. The former model, Arahi 6 was maybe a bit more cushiony (although it's older now and could be compressed), but overall I liked the stability and evenness in my walking without feeling that rocking motion in the new Arahi 7. It's a matter of personal preference, but HOKA's are great shoes and recommended by podiatrists, so you can't go too wrong.They could make the laces slightly longer for those of those who like to double knot.... Show more
Nancy K.
originally posted on footwearetc.com
Surprised! Arahi 7 is first size 8 too SMALL
26 May 2024
I have bought MANY different Hokas Mach X, Mach 6, Cliftons and Bondi's, Kawana, Skyward X and they are always size 8 and fit beautiful/perfect. This is the first Hoka shoe that does not fit. My mom got an older style of Arahi that she loves, so i thought I would give it a try to buy for her, she and I wear the same size 8 in Hoka. This particular shoe runs MUCH narrow . I never had previously purchased wides in any Hoka, nor had to buy size 8.5. I just recently bought several different new pairs for both she and I so our foot is the same , the shoe is just smaller and or more narrow because the toe is very close to the front of shoe. I had already ordered the next size up 8.5 to see if it will work or will have to return it. They unfortunately do not have wides in ... MoreI have bought MANY different Hokas Mach X, Mach 6, Cliftons and Bondi's, Kawana, Skyward X and they are always size 8 and fit beautiful/perfect. This is the first Hoka shoe that does not fit. My mom got an older style of Arahi that she loves, so i thought I would give it a try to buy for her, she and I wear the same size 8 in Hoka. This particular shoe runs MUCH narrow . I never had previously purchased wides in any Hoka, nor had to buy size 8.5. I just recently bought several different new pairs for both she and I so our foot is the same , the shoe is just smaller and or more narrow because the toe is very close to the front of shoe. I had already ordered the next size up 8.5 to see if it will work or will have to return it. They unfortunately do not have wides in that particular color so that is not an option.... Show more
JJB
originally posted on hoka.com
Worried about negative reviews? So was I. Arahi 6 lover.
9 February 2024
I loved the Arahi 6 and bought several pairs before trying to find my fave color and realizing my local store was clearing the 6's to make room for the 7's. I jumped on here when there were only about 5-7 reviews and most of them were pretty negative. It made me fairly nervous, but there was rapidly diminishing options in the 6 inventory so here I came.Initial thoughts:TOE BOX: I see why folks are worried about the toe box. It's much more narrow than the 6, and I am prone to having issues with tight toe boxes. After wearing them, I don't think I'll have any issues as long as I stick to thin socks. Folks with longer or wide feet, proceed with caution.FIRM: This is a rock-hard shoe at first. I think it will take me a few weeks to break these in. Wearing them ... MoreI loved the Arahi 6 and bought several pairs before trying to find my fave color and realizing my local store was clearing the 6's to make room for the 7's. I jumped on here when there were only about 5-7 reviews and most of them were pretty negative. It made me fairly nervous, but there was rapidly diminishing options in the 6 inventory so here I came.Initial thoughts:TOE BOX: I see why folks are worried about the toe box. It's much more narrow than the 6, and I am prone to having issues with tight toe boxes. After wearing them, I don't think I'll have any issues as long as I stick to thin socks. Folks with longer or wide feet, proceed with caution.FIRM: This is a rock-hard shoe at first. I think it will take me a few weeks to break these in. Wearing them made my feet ache the first time, but I could see how this will benefit my runs later on when they're broken in.OTHER: The back of the shoe is much lower than the Arahi 6, or maybe that's just my impression. When I first put these on it felt like my foot was going to slip out of the back of the shoe multiple times. I'm not certain it actually will, but the difference is noticeable if you're used to the higher back.AESTHETIC: This is a nice looking shoe. I got the rose gold and they're basically an all-over white shoe with just the rose-gold logo and the slightly rose gold edges on the sole. The knit top with the holes has been growing on me.Overall, I give it a 3.5/5, which I've rounded up to a 4 here. I can see some issues and definitely would've preferred to stick with the 6, but I'm not going to knock this shoe quite yet.... Show more
Jay
originally posted on hoka.com

Specification

Heel Stack35 mm
Forefoot Stack30 mm
Heel-Toe Offset5 mm