HOKA Skyflow Review: Blurring the Lines
When testing the new HOKA Skyflow, available July 15, reviewers were left wondering just where it stands. Read on to find out our verdict.
Take your everyday miles to the next level in the HOKA Skyflow.
The Skyflow’s smooth geometry is inspired by the Skyward X and uses an upgraded foam compound to give you a springy ride that will keep you comfortable for miles. A supportive heel-focused Active Foot Frame cradles your foot while the early-stage MetaRocker gives you an effortless stride.
Details:
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Ride | 3/5 on the Firm to Plush Scale |
Cushioning | 3/5 on the Minimum to Maximum Scale |
Energy | 3/5 on the Relaxed to Propulsive Scale |
Category | neutral |
When testing the new HOKA Skyflow, available July 15, reviewers were left wondering just where it stands. Read on to find out our verdict.
I wore Clifton’s for years, but these I love even more!
This has been my daily mileage shoe for a year now and it's a consistent shoe with just the right amount of cushion that isn't too spongy. I'm heavier at 220 than most runners and find most shoes gas out at around 200 miles for me. I've consistently put 350 miles on the last 3 pair of these. They can pick up the pace a little but not the best for much above a tempo run. Great for walking.
I use the shoe primarily for my less technical trail runs and road runs as an ultra runner. If I was running the Leadville 100 this weekend, I’d probably wear the shoe on the easier road sections of the course because it’s so cushioned and yet responsive. I really like the feel of it.