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Tech Specs
Best For
Running
Support Type
Neutral
Cushioning
Moderate
Weight
6 oz - 10 oz
Product Information
Mirroring the smooth rolling pattern of Hoka One OneĀ® SoCal's Solimar beach, this streamlined trainer offers a sublime ride for everyday miles. Engineered with an approachable stack height, balanced midsole and extended crash pad, this adaptable silhouette is equipped with extra rubber to combat high-sweat areas. An effortless daily runner, the Men's Solimar is finished with an extended heel pull for easy on and off.
Textile and synthetic upper.
Textile lining.
Removable, textile insole.
Round toe.
Lace closure.
CMEVA midsole.
High abrasion rubber outsole.
Imported.
Product measurements were taken using size 9.5, width D - Medium. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
Measurements:
Weight: 8 oz
SKU 9592970
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HOKA All-Gendered Footwear Size Chart
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Product SKU:
zappos_9592970
best_for_running:
Support Type
Neutral
cushioning_moderate:
Weight
6 oz - 10 oz
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Our research indicates that this offer is $19.68 lower (19% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $100.93
I am an ex-REI employee and have held Pro-Deal discounts at both Hoka and Salomon in the past with a weekly mileage of 10-20 mi running. The only comment I'll make is that Hoka are extremely comfortable and cushy. A positive... however, they execute this by having very soft soles and little hard rubber traction on the bottom of their shoes. Basically, it's almost entirely soft foam on the underside sole instead of rubber. This leads to their shoes wearing out very quickly. Brooks, in contrast, last a long time but don't have the cushion Hoka allows. Go for Hoka if you're training and need to consider comfort, but don't be surprised by their longevity - trade offs.
How wide do Hoka's run? I see these are D and there are no wide sizes shown but I know sometimes shoe brands make all their shoes pretty wide. Trying to find something that fits my duck feet is rough. As I type this I'm wearing Skechers 13EEE slip-ons and it feels like I have compression socks on.
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I am an ex-REI employee and have held Pro-Deal discounts at both Hoka and Salomon in the past with a weekly mileage of 10-20 mi running. The only comment I'll make is that Hoka are extremely comfortable and cushy. A positive... however, they execute this by having very soft soles and little hard rubber traction on the bottom of their shoes. Basically, it's almost entirely soft foam on the underside sole instead of rubber. This leads to their shoes wearing out very quickly. Brooks, in contrast, last a long time but don't have the cushion Hoka allows. Go for Hoka if you're training and need to consider comfort, but don't be surprised by their longevity - trade offs.
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