Hoka One OneMen's Challenger 5 Ebony Black Running Shoes
R1,399
About
Quite possibly the smoothest-riding trail running shoe on the market, now in its fifth iteration - the Hoka One One Challenger ATR 5 furthers its reputation for versatility while still offering plush cushioning at an almost impossibly light weight. It looks fast and goes fast on road or trails.
Fast and light on the trail, its sculpted midsole geometry and early stage meta-rocker ensure a smooth ride on the road. While the distinctive multi-lugged all-terrain outsole leaves you in no doubt as to its trail heritage. Arranged closer together towards the heel for a smoother, more consistent ride, the rubber-tipped lugs have a wider spread in the forefoot to help with grip on the trail and in wet conditions. The Challenger ATR 5 also features midfoot overlays for improved supportive fit as well as a supportive heel counter for lateral and medial security.
Product Features
- META-ROCKER: EARLY STAGE ( PROPULSION )
- Meta-Rocker midsole geometry-sculpting with the transition zone placed behind the metatarsal heads. Designed to encourage a smoother ride, and a faster transition to the forefoot
- WIDTH FIT: MEDIUM
- CUSHIONING: 3/5
- RESPONSIVENESS: 3/5
- STABILITY: 3/5
- WEIGHT
- 209g in 7USW
- 254g in 9USM
- MIDSOLE
- Early Stage Meta-Rocker
- Oversize ~1.6 Volume EVA Midsole Provides Lightweight Cushioning
- 24mm under forefoot
- 29mm under heel
- Drop: 5mm
- OUTSOLE
- 4mm lugs provide all-terrain traction
- Podular Outsole Design Provides Stability on Uneven Terrain
- UPPER
- Speedframe Construction for Midfoot Capture and Support
- Dual-layer mesh balances support, durability, and breathability
- Extended toe-cap coverage for added durability
- Internal heel counter provides support on all terrains
- LACING
- Traditional laces
- INSOLE
- 3mm Ortholite
- SIZES
- Women: 5.5 - 11 USW
- Men: 7 - 14 USM
- All Women's shoes have a specific women's last
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