Hoka Running Shoes Compared

31 Hoka models in the ATHLO+ Shoe Lab, grouped by category and compared on the figures Hoka publishes.

The point of a table like this is the thing a brand's own site will not show you: its whole line side by side, on the same axes. These 31 span 150 g to 333 g across 8 categories, 11 of them carrying a plate, and 13 distinct midsole compounds — CMEVA, Supercritical EVA, Compression EVA, Compression-moulded EVA and others.

• Lightest150 gHoka Cielo LD
• Median261 gacross 31 shoes with a published weight
• Heaviest333 gHoka Skyward X

1. 120–160 g1
2. 160–200 g0
3. 200–240 g8
4. 240–280 g14
5. 280–320 g7
6. 320–360 g1

31 of 31 have a published weight. Lightest 150 g, heaviest 333 g.

Jump to: Trail (7) · Daily trainer (5) · Super trainer (5) · Race (4) · Stability (4) · Max cushion (3) · Recovery (2) · Spikes (1)

Trail (7)

Daily trainer (5)

Super trainer (5)

Race (4)

Stability (4)

Max cushion (3)

Recovery (2)

Spikes (1)

Compare by category

• Carbon plate racing shoes
• Super trainers
• Daily trainers
• Max cushion shoes
• Stability shoes
• Trail shoes

Other brands in the Shoe Lab

• Asics — 30 models
• Nike — 27 models
• Saucony — 24 models
• Brooks — 23 models
• Adidas — 22 models
• On — 22 models
• New Balance — 21 models
• Puma — 15 models
• Every other brand — Mizuno, Altra, Salomon, Topo Athletic and more

Or stack any two to four shoes head to head in the ATHLO+ Shoe Lab.

Where these numbers come from

Manufacturer-published specifications compiled in the ATHLO+ Shoe Lab, powered by iRUN Singapore. These are specs, not our own test results, and nothing here is ranked or recommended. Figures are quoted at the maker's sample size and vary with yours.