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Hoka One OneWomen's Carbon X Plein Air Poppy Red Running Shoes

R1,999

R3,500
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R1,999

R3,500
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Carbon X is a formidable competitor. Made using never-before-seen HOKA ONE ONE® technology, this high-performance shoe features a specially engineered carbon fiber plate and an aggressive Meta-Rocker, designed to provide an efficient, propulsive ride. Our PROFLY X technology, a special combination of foams, employed with our trademark geometry, delivers an inherently stable, soft and responsive experience. Completed with a lightweight upper scrutinized through the lens of speed, the Carbon X is designed to empower athletes to fly.

Product Features
  • Single-layer engineered mesh upper offers breathability across the forefoot
  • Embroidery reinforcement delivers a secure heel fit
  • Gusseted tongue provides a lightweight mid-foot lockdown
  • Early-stage Meta-Rocker delivers an up-tempo ride
  • Light and resilient PROFLY X technology provides both a soft and propulsive experience
  • Carefully positioned Carbon fiber plate curls under the lateral toes to deliver a smooth transition through the gait cycle
  • Wider forefoot platform provides support and stability along with an accommodating and comfortable fit
  • Rubberized foam outsole offers a lightweight, responsive, yet durable ground contact

     

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