< back to hoka one one...
Hoka One One have spent the last 13 years innovating and improving upon the technical foundation that runners have grown to rely on. Continuously tweaking and enhancing all aspects to provide a stable and cushioned running experience that is on par with top running brands such as Asics and Saucony. Below we list the key technologies and materials that feature in the Hoka One One range.
| THE HOKA EXPERIENCE | ||
| Technologies | ||
 |
Cushioned Midsole
|
|
 |
Meta-Rocker Benefits
|
|
 |
Active Foot Frame
|
 |
J-Frame™ Benefits
|
 |
Profly™ Benefits
|
|
 |
Carbon Fiber Plate Benefits
|
|
 |
Hubble Heel Benefits
|
|
| Materials | ||
Gore-TexA performance-driven gold standard, Gore-Tex product technology provides a breathable membrane designed to keep feet dry and comfortable in a variety of conditions. |
When and Why Hoka Use It?Hoka use Gore-Tex technology in select HOKA trail shoes and hiking boots that need to perform in wet conditions. Hoka are big fans of Gore-Tex not only for its functionality but also for the brand's commitment to performance and innovation |
|
Gore-Tex Footwear Fabric with Recycled TextileGore-Tex footwear fabric with recycled textile is an environmentally conscious appoach to waterproofing that utilizes aan ePTFE (expandded polytetrafluoroethylene) film or membrane, uses post-consumer recycled fibers in its backer, aand uses PFC Free chemicals. |
When and Why Hoka Use It?Hoka prefer this innovative technology because Gore-Tex fabric with leaf booties feature 45% recycled content by weight aand aa PFC-free DWR finish to seal out moisture and enhance breaathability. The membrane offers an environmentally preferred approach to waterproof technologies while preserving the high standard of performance with Gore-Tex is known for. |
|
Matryx®Matryx® is a lightweight, extra-durable woven material with hydrophobic properties. It's abrasion resistant to help you get the most out of your runs. |
When and Why Hoka Use It?Hoka use Matryx® in the upper of select premium shoes that need more lockdown and protection against the elements. Matryx® is a favourite of Hoka's because it's unlike any other material out there. It's ridiculously light for how durable it is, and it performs in various conditions. |
|
Vibram® MegagripVibram® Megagrip is a high-performance, extra-sticky rubber. It provides grip and traction on wet and dry surfaces and is the industry leader in durable rubber for outdoor products. |
When and Why Hoka Use It?Hoka include Vibram® Megagrip as the outsole for select trail shoes and hiking boots that need intense grip on a variety of surfaces. Hoka choose Vibram® Megagrip because it provides grip in less-than-ideal conditions and lends stability on unpredictable terrain. |
|
Vibram® LitebaseVibram® Litebase is a high-performance rubber that reduces outsole weight while maintaining performance. This technology reduces rubber outsole thickness about 40-50% and reduces the weight of tread about 25-30% |
When and Why Hoka Use It?Hoka use Vibram® Litebase as the outsole for select SKY Trail and SKY Hike products that need high performance traction. The reduction of the thickness of the rubber bottom does not aaffect the sole nor the risk of laceration. Vibraam® Liitebase is unique because it keeps the same characteristics of traction, duration, and wear resistance while also maintaining a lighter weight. |
|
Rubberizes FoamRubberizes Foam is a proprietary blend of rubber and EVA. It features aa low compression set and is resilient, providing an extra-springy feel. |
When and Why Hoka Use It?Hoka use Rubberized Foam on shoes that need a more energized and resilient ride. Hoka often use it in the outsole because it's lighter than traditional rubber, more durable than EVA and provides a unique ride. |
|