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Posted 18 March 2024

Up to 40% off the Sale

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The Banner says 30% but there quite a few items at 40%. Hoka equality is usually really High and there trainers are great.

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Glide Tank Original Price £30 Now £11.99

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Rincon 3Original Price £110 Now £76.99

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Clifton 8Original Price £130 Now £77.99
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This Offer is valid:For HOKA Subscribers (as defined in clause 4(a)) from 05:30 (GMT) on 14 March 2024 until 05:30 (BST) on 1 April 2024; andFor Unsubscribed Customers (as defined in clause 4(b)), from 05:30 (GMT) on 18 March 2024 until 05:30 (BST) on 1 April 2024.This Offer is open to all EMEA customers aged 18 years and over, except employees of the Promoter, its related companies and their families, agents or anyone else professionally associated with the Offer.Customers will receive up to a 30% discount when they purchase selected HOKA products that are included in the Mid Season Sale Offer, as identified by the relevant offer sticker (“Eligible Products”), online at hoka.com (the “Website”).To redeem this Offer online, you must:If already subscribed to the HOKA marketing database (a “HOKA Subscriber”), click on the link featured in the Mid Season Sale email which will take you to the “Mid Season Sale Preview” section of the Website which contains the Eligible Products that are included in this Offer; orIf not already subscribed to the HOKA marketing database (an “Unsubscribed Customer”), click the link featured in the Mid Season Sale banner of the Website which contains the Eligible Products that are included in this Offer.Customer Care
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  1. peterrossi's avatar
    I run a lot, so generally buy a new pair of trail shoes every 3-4 months. My Hoka ATR7’s were really comfortable, but they disintegrated a lot faster than the others trail trainers I’ve had. On Running Cloud Ventures and Altra Timp 4’s have been the best. If you’re just using them for walking around or occasional treadmill/gym use, they’ll be fine.
    Sam_Doyle's avatar
    I’m a pavement runner - using Brooks or Hoka generally - do you have a recommendation?
  2. mbrxjck2's avatar
    Could anyone offer some advice please. Had a fairly unpleasant running injury a while back - doctors suspects it may be Morton’s neuroma (inflammation on bottom of foot essentially- a kind of repetitive strain injury). I’ve done a bit of research and hoka seem to be recommended for that sort of thing to help with running. Does anyone have any experience with this and could recommend a particular style of these trainers? Thank you - much appreciated. (edited)
    peterrossi's avatar
    I’d pay to see a proper running podiatrist. They’ll be able to properly advise on the correct shoe and maybe any orthotics you might need to correct/protect. I had that a few years ago and it changed my life.
  3. Libre11's avatar
    If you're interested in Hoka's, most of these are cheaper on SportsShoes using the 10% & free delivery codes often flying around (edited)
    HUKDdpa's avatar
    Cheers. With the welcome15 code I got two pairs of Bondi 8's for for thirty quid more than one pair, at rrp.
  4. tighty's avatar
    nothing in OH size that i wanted, thanks though
    White_Powder's avatar
    thanks for letting us all know, thanks though
  5. indianajon's avatar
    Trainers are still three times as much as I'd pay
    dumplingwrestler's avatar
    Sounds like Hoka is not for you.
  6. shivato's avatar
    Equality is high?

    There trainers, where trainers. I were gunnar brought sum (edited)
  7. Amadan's avatar
    These come recommended by Joe Biden - a must buy if you keep falling over when out and about
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  8. MildmanneredCalvin's avatar
    Hok-av a sale
  9. dunkert's avatar
    All 5mm drop not for my.
    jimlad21's avatar
    i mix it up from zero drop to these. best thing i ever did, doing easy miles in hoka's is like running with marshmallows - good for recovery 
  10. Luka1's avatar
    It says up to 30% on their website
  11. Raseo7's avatar
    Not many sizes. Sigh
  12. bra's avatar
    My anxiety would never let me wear a pair of multicoloured trainers
    Samuel_Brown's avatar
    Have you considered running in the dark??
  13. Sn00py's avatar
    Love the tennine one one hiking boots. They seem to have discontinued them. Nnnnnoooo........
  14. kt82's avatar
    I bought a pair of these in the M&S sale for £65 but just felt like I had great big clod hoppers on and felt like correction shows. Wishing I’d kept them now as never seen them as cheap in my size since, maybe they’d have grown on me.
  15. MassiveBiscuits's avatar
    Transport X ordered. Best all round shoes I’ve ever had.
  16. fr3dy77_sp33d's avatar
    Buy 2 and you will get bento
  17. scallygally's avatar
    Great deal for hipsters.
    MinerWilly's avatar
    Been wearing these for years , great for arthritis of the big toes. Am certainly no hipster but I've noticed suddenly a lot more young folks wearing them .
  18. Scouse95's avatar
    No size 12.5😔
  19. flex's avatar
    Are the heels on these Clifton 8 shoes an equivalent of Skechers handsfree slip-ins? I have a pair of Arch Support slip-ins and they are brilliant for arthritis in spine and knee. No more pains trying to just get my trainers on! (edited)
  20. carrotmuseum's avatar
    T's & C's are ridiculously long and full of traps. RRP's are way too high and discounts still make them expensive.
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