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HOKA Men Arahi 8 Wide - Stardust / Cosmic Grey

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HOKA Men Arahi 8 Wide - Stardust / Cosmic GreyA surprisingly sleek stability shoe. Anything but your average stability shoe, the Arahi 8 maintains a secure ride while using softer materials than its predecessor. The secret lies in our enhanced H frame technology. A stabilizing system that combats overpronation while providing a smooth entry into the gait cycle, weve paired our intuitive H frame with a sleek jacquard upper and low profile tooling to deliver a streamlined stability shoe with

A surprisingly sleek stability shoe.

Anything but your average stability shoe, the Arahi 8 maintains a secure ride while using softer materials than its predecessor. The secret lies in our enhanced H-frame™ technology. A stabilizing system that combats overpronation while providing a smooth entry into the gait cycle, we’ve paired our intuitive H-frame™ with a sleek jacquard upper and low-profile tooling to deliver a streamlined stability shoe with unprecedented cushioning.

 

BEST FOR: Everyday Run
FEATURES:
Double jacquard mesh
Stabilizing H-Frame™ technology
Dual density compression molded EVA
Super abrasion rubber
Podular outsole design
Reflective details
Upper mesh (62% recycled Nylon, 25% recycled CDP, 11% recycled Polyester, 2% spandex)

 

WHAT'S NEW

HOKA improved the fit with a new last, streamlined the silhouette, and implemented patented H-frame™ to allow for softer foams.

 

1 Double Jacquard Mesh
2 Added 3MM of Heel Cushioning
3 Reflective Details
4 Stabilizing H-Frame™ Technology
5 Dual Density Compression Molded EVA
6 Super Abrasion Rubber

 

Weight: 9.80 oz
Heel-To-Toe Drop: 8.00 mm

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