Hoka vs. On: The Sneaker Showdown That Could Change Your Run Forever – Which Brand Truly Dominates?
But to add to all of that, the look isn’t so serious. You can wear these around town—even with jeans or trousers, though I’d go wide leg to match the heavy shoe—and look perfectly normal.
The jump to Clifton 10 was a modest update, but it’s a near perfect shoe, so I get it. Hoka added added 3mm to the heel-to-toe drop from the Clifton 9, totaling 8mm now. The foot feel of the two shoes is almost identical as far as I’m concerned, but that does help it slightly when you’re running. You might feel a touch more support underfoot, but that’s only for the especially sensitive.
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