HOKA Clifton 10 Road Running Shoes - White, Size 5.5




The HOKA Clifton 10 is designed for adult female runners seeking a reliable, cushioned trainer for their daily road running miles. It offers a plush, revitalized underfoot experience with enhanced comfort, though its primary design is for road surfaces. This guide will help you understand its features, optimize its use, and care for your new running shoes.
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Age Group | adult |
| Colour | White |
| Accent Colour | Blue |
| Shoe Type | Trainers |
| Shoe Size UK | 5.5 |
| Series | Clifton |
| Model Part Number | 1162050-WTCL-07.5D |
| Brand | HOKA |
The HOKA Clifton 10 is designed as a highly cushioned daily trainer for road running, ideal for your everyday maintenance miles.
This update features an additional 3mm in heel-to-toe drop and extra heel cushioning for a revitalized underfoot experience. It also has a fine-tuned fit and a breathable jacquard upper with a double-lace lock to mitigate tongue migration.
The Clifton 10 is optimized for road surfaces. While they can handle light, non-technical paths, they are not specifically designed for challenging trail conditions.
The double-lace lock refers to specific eyelets or a lacing technique that helps to secure the shoe tongue and prevent it from shifting sideways during your run, ensuring a more consistent and comfortable fit.
Gently brush off loose dirt. Hand wash with mild soap and cold water, then air dry away from direct heat. Do not machine wash or dry.
They feature HOKA's signature ultralight cushioning, designed to provide a plush, comfortable, and shock-absorbing experience for daily mileage.
Yes, while designed for running, their high level of cushioning and comfort make them an excellent choice for walking and everyday wear as well.
Ensure you are using the double-lace lock eyelets at the top of the shoe. This system is designed to secure the tongue and prevent migration. Re-tie your laces, making sure they are snug across the top of your foot.
Check your lacing for overtightening in certain areas. Experiment with different lacing patterns to relieve pressure points. Ensure your socks are breathable and properly fitted. If discomfort persists, check your gait and consider consulting a running specialist.
While the shoes offer ultralight cushioning, heavy saturation can occur in wet conditions. After your run, remove insoles, stuff shoes with newspaper to absorb moisture, and air dry in a well-ventilated area away from direct heat.
Allow shoes to fully air out between runs. Consider using shoe deodorizers or sprinkling baking soda inside them when not in use. Wash insoles separately or replace them if the odor is persistent.
Ensure you are tying a double knot. You can also experiment with different lacing techniques that provide a more secure hold.