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HOKA shoes are created with one goal in mind—to make running easier. Hoka does things differently, from the look of their shoes to the technologies that make them possible. If you’ve ever worn a pair, you know what the HOKA difference feels like. Shop Hoka footwear below.

HOKA

HOKA Shoes Help Minimize Foot Problems

Uniquely designed to help foot-related problems such as: Bunions, Heel Spurs, Metatarsalgia (Ball of Foot Pain), Morton’s Neuroma, and Plantar Fasciitis.

HOKA shoes are legendary for their outsoles and footbeds. HOKA outsoles are made from a unique polyurethane formula that provides exceptional shock absorption and superior energy return to protect your feet, legs, and back during long hours of standing. Just as important, HOKA comes with removable insoles to allow you to customize the shoes with your own orthotics for extra plantar fasciitis support.

Men and women with plantar fasciitis pain also find great comfort and pain relief in the impressive arch support of HOKA shoes. The contoured outsole and footbed provide excellent arch support that lasts if you’re on your feet for hours at a time. In addition, its polyurethane outsole is slip-resistant and offers superior shock absorption and energy return.

HOKA Shoes for Comfort Walking and Running

Initially recognized for their comfortable, oversized midsoles, HOKA shoes today are designed with the same enhancing cushioning and inherent stability to meet the running, walking, fitness and outdoor needs of active and athletic men and women. HOKA shoes features many innovative, comfort-focused features.

Cushioned Midsole—Premium, lighter and more responsive cushioning allows for faster, lighter shoes.

Meta-Rocker—Meta-Rocker, or wheels for your feet, combines a low heel-toe drop, unique-shaped midsoles and signature Hoka cushioning to complement a runner’s normal gait cycle.

Active Footframe—Beds the heel and foot deeply into the midsole, as opposed to sitting on top. It functions like a bucket seat in a racecar by cradling and supporting your foot.