The Tecton X 2 is HOKA ONE ONE's flagship trail running shoe. Living up to its reputation, this shoe sits at the top of our overall Trail Running leaderboard. Reviewers like every aspect of this shoe, especially its cushioning, durability, and value.
$224 |
Running Warehouse
4 colors
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Simply put, this shoe is perfect for trail running. It is cushioned and fast, with no weaknesses aside from price. I have always felt like I’ve had to choose between speed and comfort with trail shoes, so this pair has been amazing.
The traction in these has been great also. I’ve been up and down a number of 14ers in Colorado with no issue at all.
I put 9:00 for average training speed, but think 12,000’ elevation on serious climbs.
When I have run on the roads in these, they are as fast as my Endorphin Speeds. You can really turn it up, so if you have trail races with any sort of fire road component, these are a great option if you plan to turn it up.
I would recommend these to anyone that isn’t price sensitive, but there are some coupons out there to dull the pain a little.
Im old and slow, this shoe makes me young and fast, yippee
Pat
I ran the Tahoe 200 in this shoe. Great protection from rocks and overall cushion. Great shoe for long days in the mountains
By far the best I have ever worn