🔮 Hoka One One Mach 4 Review

On the other hand, the Hoka Clifton 9 (2023) is the most popular model in the Hoka collection. So let’s see which one comes out on top! If the Mach 5 surprises runners so much, it is because it combines bounce and comfort, a rare feat for a daily trainer. It’s lighter than the Clifton 9, and the upper offers a more structured foot lockdown. I’d stick with an 11 for the Mach 4, but could have gone for an 11.5 in the Revel 2. Actually the Rebel 1 and Rebel 2 have very similar sizing for me. For reference I have probably a normal length size 11 foot with a bit wider than average at the toes (but I rarely get wide versions of shoes). 👉HOKA Gaviota 4. The Gaviota 4 is the highest level stability shoe offered by HOKA, right along side that plush cushioning feel from the Bondi! All of that combined does make it their heaviest shoe. The Gaviota is a maximum cushioning running shoe that provides a smooth, cushioned ride with some stability for long distances. The Consensus. 9.5 Overall score. Excellent comfortable maximalist trail running shoe with outstanding grip. The Hoka One One Speedgoat 4 is a trail shoe inspired by the legendary ultramarathon athlete Karl’ Speedgoat’ Meltzer. With an excellent third model, we were looking forward to this fourth iteration. This proves to be true in our durometer measurements. Showing 15.0 HA in the midsole, the shoe got 29% softer compared to the Mach 4, which also puts it among the softest running shoes on the market. The Hoka Mach 5 is 60% plusher than the average! This speed trainer from Hoka also uses a little trick to make its ride feel extra soft. They appear to be the Mach 4s. Mach 5s are out right now as well. Looks like Mach 4 has high praise: " Runner’s World runner-in-chief Jeff Dengate jotted in his notes that the 4 is “the best Mach yet, and perhaps the best current Hoka.” Hoka Bondi 7. 88. Great. Size. $160. See on Hoka One One. 49 Hoka running shoe reviews tested in our lab in 2024. Read our in-depth reviews and compare shoes on a variety of metrics. The HOKA ONE ONE Mach 2 is my favorite, and I believe the best, road shoe from HOKA ONE ONE to date. The Mach 2 takes a lot of the best features of the Clifton, Huaka, and Clayton models and combines them together to produce what we see in the latest Mach model. It is a simple, cushioned shoe with a great fit and comfortable ride. Intro & Weight. The Hoka Mach 4 is, in effect, a Hoka Carbon X without the Carbon plate. The stack height, curvature of the rockers and composition of the midsole is all the same. It has been designed as a training shoe for those that enjoyed running in the Carbon X, which was really designed for the fastest sessions and racing. In the Mach 5, they combined the best parts of the Mach 4 and the Mach Supersonic to come up with the current version. One of the first differences between the two versions is the weight, with the The New Balance 1080 v11 vs The Hoka Mach 4, if you have seen the the full review of the Mach 4, you can probably guess which shoe is going to with this battle. However, I was a little shocked by the way I did take this shoe past 50 miles of running, as soon as I laced up the New Balance 1080 v11 compared to the earlier New Balance model v10 Features. Give your run an ultralight upgrade in the new HOKA ONE ONE Mach 4. Taking inspiration from HOKA’s Carbon X and Rocket X models, the Mach 4 is built for everyday speed. Using a cushioned ProFly midsole, the Mach 4 delivers lightweight support and responsive take-offs. The internal meta-rocker promotes quick transitions and a smooth AvAH.

hoka one one mach 4 review