I’ve fallen into the strange habit of anthropomorphizing running shoes, and if there’s one word to personify the Challenger ATR 6 it would be ... “I commend Hoka for a great feel in ...

as one tester described, feels like running on a cloud. Zonal rubber and 4mm lugs make for a grippy outsole. Everything is thick with the Stinson: the stack height (it’s the highest in Hoka’s ...

"At its core is the J-Frame, a thick foam layer that curves along the shoe's inner edge and wraps around the heel, forming a distinctive 'J' shape," wrote one ... Hoka discounts. The Stinson ATR 6 ...

Hoka is learning as it goes, however, and with the ATR 4, the company tried to remedy some of the known fit and durability issues. I have found the Challenger ATR 4 to be most at home on easy ...

It creates the traditional cushioned feel that Hoka fans love. Recently, Hoka has experimented with supercritical EVA blends in its speed-oriented shoes like the Mach 6 ... it’s one of the ...

The platform is just enough wider that it feels more stable and it’s one of the reasons it makes ... s a good road to trail shoe. The HOKA Challenger ATR is a popular all-terrain shoe that ...

View the Hoka Speedgoat 6 from the front and ... while the Challenger 7 offers a better road-to-trail experience. The Speedgoat has always been one to reside off-road and it still very much ...

In testing, I covered about 50 miles in the HOKA Challenger 7 on a mixture of road and trail, including compacted river paths that can get muddy and wet. That included one 2.5-hour easy plod.