Hoka One OneWomen's Bondi 6 Running Shoes
R1,499
Please note
- Hoka One One tends to be smaller cut, thus we advise that you go a half size up if you're using a different brand currently.
About
Designed for running on hard, man-made surfaces such as concrete pavements, asphalt roads and synthetic athletics tracks, the Bondi 6 gives you the cushiest underfoot feel, and just enough traction for running on light trails such as woodland and riverside trails, flat tracks and canal paths.
Product Features
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Meta-Rocker: Early Stage ( Propulsion )
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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: 5/5
- Responsiveness: 3/5
- Stability: 3/5
- Weight
- 246g in 7USW
- 310g in 9USM
- Midsole
- Refined early stage Meta-Rocker for a smooth ride
- 1.8 Volume Full-length compression-moulded EVA midsole
- 27mm under forefoot
- 31mm under heel
- Drop: 4mm
- Flat-Waisted Geometry Provides Inherent Stability
- Bevelled heel designed for a smooth transition and increased durability
- Outsole
- Redesigned rubber outsole reduces weight while optimizing durability
- Upper
- Open Engineered Mesh construction to maximize breathability and comfort
- Lycra heel comfort frame heel for comfortable support
- Internal heel counter to provides a supportive, locked-in fit
- Padded lycra tongue
- Lacing
- Traditional laces
- Insole
- 3mm Ortholite
- Sizes
- Women: 5 - 11 USW
- Men: 7.5 - 14 USM
- All Women's shoes have a specific women's last
- HOKA SIZING
- Step 1: Take a sheet of paper, put it on the floor, one side against a wall.
- Step 2: Put your naked foot on the paper, with your heel against the wall and mark with a line the extremity of your foot.
- Step 3: You now just need to measure the length from the border to the line you drew.
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