I am a competitive masters runner and I have been able to triple my mileage since I switched to Hokas a year ago. I do most of my runs in the Stinson and tempo and long off track intervals in the Bondi. Looking forward to trying the Hauka and Clifton.
Biggest difference is little or no foot and lower leg soreness even after long runs. Also, great stability on down hill trail runs.
sdfgsgsgfs wrote:
fat old runners asking for fat new shoes haha.
I'm 49 and weigh 132 lbs. I've been averaging around 70 miles a week the last 3 months on singles.
I can't wait until the bubble bursts and this company ceases to exist.
His and hers wrote:
I can't wait until the bubble bursts and this company ceases to exist.
Yes, I hate using Google, too. I think I'll go back to AltaVista as my search engine.
I'd be willing to bet you've never even tried any of the Hoka models. You're probably too cool for them and still rocking your Nike Pegasus.
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