HOKA Mafate X Trainers - Black/Cyan - UK 13

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The HOKA Mafate X is a high-performance trail trainer designed for long-haul endurance runners and extreme trail athletes seeking a blend of maximal cushioning and aggressive propulsion. It offers a sophisticated dual-density foam setup with a carbon plate for energy return, though its technical design is specialized for challenging terrains rather than casual everyday road running.
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age Group | adult |
| Colour | Black |
| Accent Colour | Cyan |
| Shoe Type | Trainers |
| Shoe Size UK | 13 |
| Series | Mafate X |
| Model Part Number | 1161990-BCQ-48 |
| Brand | HOKA |
While technically a trail shoe, the Mafate X can handle short transitions on pavement; however, it is specifically optimized for trail traction and off-road stability.
The carbon plate is designed to last for the duration of the shoe's outsole life, provided they are not subjected to extreme mechanical bending or improper storage.
The Mafate X is a neutral shoe, meaning it provides a balanced, natural ride rather than explicit arch correction.
No, they are designed to be quick-draining. The woven upper allows water to pass through and out of the shoe rapidly.
Yes, the insoles are removable and accommodate most aftermarket orthotics without disrupting the internal volume.
Ensure your laces are cinched correctly using the top eyelet to secure the heel, as the carbon plate provides a rigid platform that requires a locked-in fit.
The woven upper is designed for drainage; rinse gently with cool water after dry, dusty runs to prevent debris from wearing down the weave structure.
Because the Mafate X features a precision-fit woven upper, ensure you perform a test run with your preferred trail socks to avoid friction points. The shoe runs true to HOKA sizing standards, but the carbon plate creates a more structured feel than traditional foam-only trainers. To maintain the integrity of the PEBA foam and the outsole traction, avoid keeping the shoes in direct heat or direct sunlight for extended periods. After wet trail sessions, remove the insoles and allow the shoes to air dry naturally; do not machine wash, as this can degrade the specialized adhesives and the carbon fibre components.