Hoka‘s latest stability trainer, the Hoka Arahi 8, is engineered for runners who need reliable support during their daily runs. This new version provides a secure and comfortable experience by rethinking the traditional approach to stability. It moves away from rigid posts, offering a more fluid ride.
The core of the running shoe‘s support system is the updated H-Frame™ technology. This design feature stabilizes your stride without feeling overly restrictive, making it a solid choice for overpronators. The midsole uses dual-density CMEVA foam to deliver a cushioned feel underfoot and ensure comfort on long runs.
The upper is made with a zonal-engineered flat knit construction that provides a breathable, secure fit. It includes a plusher tongue and reflective details for better visibility in low light. This thoughtful construction keeps your foot locked in place while allowing adequate airflow.
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The outsole is made of durable rubber placed strategically to increase grip and durability on various road surfaces. At 276 grams for a men’s size 43, the shoe maintains a reasonably light profile for a stability model. It has an 8mm heel-to-toe drop to promote more natural foot motion.
The shoe is priced at $145 and is available in ten different colorways.