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Hoka Clifton 3 is wider

Discussion in 'Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses' started by Craig Payne, Jul 8, 2016.

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    One of the downsides to the Hoka running shoes is that they do tend to be a bit on the narrower side. The Clifton is the Hoka that I recommend as the 'entry level' or 'first try' for those interested in them.

    Good to see that v3 is a little bit now wider:

     
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    I have just been reliably informed that the Clifton 3 and all subsequent other models have a new chemical in the EVA that increases the durability and rebound of the midsole.

    The increased width is 3mm at the met heads (and I will notice that).
     
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