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It’s hard to remember a world before Hokas. Surely, the sneakers have not been around forever (the brand launched in 2009). But darn if those cushion-forward soles have not taken over the world of running shoes.
If you’re ready to get on the Hoka train or you’re a proud wearer and want another pair — we spotted three popular styles discounted at Zappos. The Mach 6, Rinken 4 and the much-beloved Solimar are all under $100 — the lowest price we’ve ever seen them.
If you’re wondering which style is right for you, we broke it all down.
Looking for something light and quick on the feet? Try the sleek Hoka Mach 6′s.
It’s not a typo for “Match” — the “Mach” title of this shoe refers to a way of measuring speed, often associated with airplanes. Speed is the name of the game, as the Mach 6 is an everyday running shoe that’s light enough for race day. With a responsive, neutral cushion, they’ll give you that quick underfoot feel. You’ll get closer to the ground than with other more cushiony Hoka styles but still benefit from the brand’s celebrated comfort support. If you like something light on the feet, these are your kicks.
Hoka sneakers are 30% off in women’s sizes with these colorways:
Folks looking for fellas’ sizes can nab these versions of the Mach 6:
Promising review: “I work in healthcare and I’m on my feet 90% or more of the day. I’ve worn the bondi’s in the past but like how these are more sleek. Instantly comfortable and my feet don’t throb after a long day. They are also work well with orthotics inserts if that’s a need. The tongue is also a thin rubber layer with a comfortable mess layer underneath and an elastic band on either side that helps hold it in place. Always a hoka lover but definitely a Mach 6 convert.” — The T
Craving a straightforward walking and running shoe with a cushion but not bulk? Grab the enduring Rincon 4s.
These sneakers got a cushion upgrade with an extra foam insole to provide you as much support as a good shoe can. It’s also designed to hug your feet without making you uncomfortable. Whether you’re a devoted runner or simply trying to get a few more steps in each week, these shoes remain a solid choice.
Grab ’em in women’s sizes in these super cool colorways:
Men’s sizes are available in these options:
Promising review: “I bought the Rincon 4 after wearing 2 and 3 for years. The toe box is a little wider and it feels lighter than 3. I do miss the loop to pull them up, but I feel this model more comfortable and supportive for my nasty case of plantar fasciitis and Achilles tendonitis. These make walking bearable and cushion without too much flex and discomfort. I hate change, but I do like the improvements made in this model. I only wear an orthotic and Hoka Rincons 7 days a week and switch them out frequently. Definitely a go to!” — Megbo
If you’re a runner who loves good cushion but needs something more breathable to avoid sweaty feet and other associated woes? Grab the Solimars.
Don’t ever say your HuffPost Shopping team doesn’t put you on to the best. For a shoe that can handle your morning runs and afternoon errands, look no further than this below-the-radar Hoka style. HuffPost Shopping writer Erika Kam and her entire family swear by this shoe. When she first shared her Hoka pick with the HuffPost audience back in April, they swiftly fell in love and started buying ’em up like hotcakes. Since that demand increased, we haven’t been able to catch them on sale once. Until today. You’re welcome.
If you hurry, the women’s sizes are 30% off in these colors:
Men’s sizes are on sale in these options:
Promising review: “A great general purpose everyday shoe for living! Breathable top so it will be cooler for a Florida summer. A stiff midsection to keep an arthretic foot stable. Great-looking shoe with a modest rocker sole.” — Carole
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