I'm looking for a new shoe to rotate with the Hoka Clifton. I've been injury free in Hokas so I'm looking to stick with one of their other models. I'd like something a little firmer. Could anyone recommend either the Conquest 2 or the Odyssey.
Thanks
If you want to stick with Hoka you could either try Rapa Nui Tarmac or Huaka. Both are firmer than Clifton. Just make sure you can tolerate Huaka´s low drop.
Thanks. I'm leaning toward the Oddyssy as its firmer than the Clifton but not as heavy as the Conquest.
The Odyssey and the Clifton are the same shoe.
I've been running in the Hoka Conquests for my easier or slower mileage the past month. Very comfortable, good durability, good balance between cushion and firmness. No bad seams or pinches from the material folds. I do notice they feel kind of heavy after 4 or 5 miles, but I'm used to doing all my mileage in XC race flats so that's probably just me
GorillaBoy wrote:
I'm looking for a new shoe to rotate with the Hoka Clifton. I've been injury free in Hokas so I'm looking to stick with one of their other models. I'd like something a little firmer. Could anyone recommend either the Conquest 2 or the Odyssey.
Thanks
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