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Hoka Tecton X

May 18, 2022 by Matt Mitchell

Hoka has a reputation for taking risks, and their first carbon-plated trail shoe, the Tecton X, benefits from the brand’s willingness to experiment with design and forgo the conventional. While the shoe has some drawbacks that limit its versatility, it's nonetheless a worthy entrant into the hyper-performance trail shoe category and a model we expect to see on plenty of start lines this summer. Check out our full review for more.

Kieran Nay reviews the Hoka One One Mach 4 for Blister.

Hoka Mach 4

September 28, 2021 by Kieran Nay

The Hoka Mach 4 offers a rare combination of plush cushioning and springy efficiency that makes it great for a wide variety of road runs, but it's not quite a perfect do-everything shoe. Check out our review to see why, and if it'd make sense for you.

Hoka One One Speedgoat 4

September 20, 2021 by Kieran Nay

Hoka's Speedgoat shoe has garnered a very strong following over the years, but how does the latest iteration compare to the previous ones — and other high-cushion trail shoes on the market? Check out our review of the Speedgoat 4.

Hoka One One Zinal

August 23, 2021August 23, 2021 by Gordon Gianniny

The Zinal is Hoka's latest offering in the more minimally cushioned, fast-and-light category of trail shoes. So how does it compare to the numerous other options in that class, and what sort of runners should have it on their list? Check out our review.

Hoka One One Evo Mafate 2

May 14, 2021 by Kevin Geisen

The Evo Mafate 2 is designed to cover a lot of distance while still being light, efficient, and reliable on a wide range of trail surfaces. And so far, we'd say it pretty much lives up to the hype. Check out our review for more.

Cosmo Langsfeld reviews the Hoka One One Challenger ATR 6 GTX for Blister.

Hoka One One Challenger ATR 6 Gore-Tex

April 6, 2021April 5, 2021 by Cosmo Langsfeld

The Challenger ATR 6 Gore-Tex is a waterproof shoe that we've found to be surprisingly versatile, from long runs on pavement to technical trails in sloppy conditions.

Hoka One One Rincon 2

January 25, 2021January 24, 2021 by Gordon Gianniny

One of our reviewers says the recently redesigned Hoka Rincon 2 is "everything that a high-cushion shoe should be." Check out our review to see what he means, and how this lightweight, less-expensive shoe compares to its competition.

Hoka One One Torrent 2

January 4, 2021January 2, 2021 by Kieran Nay

Many people were fans of the original Hoka Torrent for its combination of comfort and lightweight efficiency for fast-paced trail runs. So, how does the updated Torrent 2 compare, and who should have this new trail shoe on their list?

Jean-Luc Diard goes on Blister's Off The Couch Podcast to discuss going from an intern to the CEO of Salomon, founding Hoka One One, and his current role as VP of of Innovation for Deckers.

Hoka Founder & Deckers Group VP of Innovation, Jean-Luc Diard (Ep.73)

December 27, 2021November 17, 2020 by Jonathan Ellsworth

If you are interested in product design and the process of innovation, then you need to listen to this conversation. Jean-Luc Diard started as an intern at Salomon, developed the first shaped ski, became the CEO at Salomon, played a major role in the development of Salomon’s running shoes, moved on to found Hoka One One, and is currently the VP of Innovation for the Deckers Group, where he currently heads up the Deckers X Lab.

Blister Brand Guide: Hoka One One Shoe Lineup, 2020

September 15, 2020 by Gordon Gianniny

Hoka's shoe lineup is now more diverse than ever: they still make plenty of maximal, high-cushion shoes, but they also offer a lot of more minimal options for both roads and trails, as well many casual variations designed to bring the brand's comfy, plush ride to everyday shoes. Check out our Brand Guide for a rundown on their entire 2020 lineup.

Blister Brand Guide: Hoka One One Lineup, 2019

October 16, 2019September 9, 2019 by Maddie Hart

There are so many products and options available from so many different companies, it can be difficult to know where to even begin, or to figure out the differences between products in a brand’s own lineup. So we’re introducing our new “Blister Brand Guide” series, where we’ll go over the entire product lineup of a brand, highlight how each product stands out from the rest of the lineup, and help you quickly and easily figure out which one might be best for you. First up: Hoka.