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The HOKA Clifton 10 is designed for road runners seeking plush cushioning and lightweight performance for daily training and long distances. Its key win is delivering a consistently smooth and comfortable ride thanks to a decade of innovation, though it is primarily optimized for road surfaces and may not suit all trail conditions.
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Age Group | adult |
| Colour | Black |
| Accent Colour | Black |
| Shoe Type | Slippers & Sandals |
| Shoe Size UK | 7.5 |
| Series | Clifton 10 |
| Model Part Number | 197634751023 |
| Brand | HOKA |
The HOKA Clifton 10 is best suited for road running, daily training, and long-distance runs on paved surfaces, offering plush comfort and a smooth ride.
The HOKA Clifton 10 weighs 227g.
The heel-to-toe drop for the HOKA Clifton 10 is 8mm.
The Clifton 10 features plush cushioning from its CMEVA Midsole and Moulded EVA Sockliner, designed for a soft and comfortable underfoot feel during every mile.
While the Clifton 10 offers comfort, it is primarily designed for road running. Its outsole and stability features are optimized for smooth, paved surfaces and may not provide adequate grip or protection on technical or rugged trails.
Yes, the HOKA Clifton 10 is available in standard width, and some variants are offered in wider widths (XW) to accommodate different foot shapes. Please check specific product listings for availability.
MetaRocker™ is HOKA's unique midsole geometry designed with a low heel-to-toe differential and a sculpted outsole. It acts like a 'rocking chair for your foot,' promoting a smooth and efficient transition from heel strike to toe-off.
Ensure you are wearing appropriate moisture-wicking running socks. The jacquard knit upper is breathable, but cotton socks can retain moisture. Also, consider the ambient temperature and give the shoes ample time to air out between runs.
Experiment with different lacing techniques. You can try skipping eyelets if you have high insteps or using a runner's loop at the top for a more secure ankle fit without over-tightening the forefoot. Make small adjustments to find your ideal comfort level.
This can sometimes be caused by the insole rubbing against the shoe's lining, especially if it gets wet. Try removing the insole, cleaning both the insole and the inside of the shoe, ensuring they are completely dry, and then reinserting. A sprinkle of baby powder under the insole can also sometimes help.
