Challenger Mid GTX Hiking Shoe - Women's
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We like to hit the trails regardless of the forecast with the HOKA ONE ONE Challenger Mid GTX Hiking Shoes. These mid-hikers offer added support to our ankles, whether we're carrying a light pack or navigating rocky fields. A GORE-TEX bootie and waterproof leather upper protect you from wet trails, and HOKA's legendary cushioning keeps you comfortable along the way.
Details
- Incredibly comfortable and protective hiking shoe
- Waterproof Nubuck leather upper is durable and long-lasting
- GORE-TEX membrane is completely waterproof and breathable
- Midfoot seatbelt locks down your foot for a secure feel
- Meta-Rocker profile offers a smooth, consistent stride
- CMEVA midsole absorbs shock and adds cushioning
- Podular outsole with 4mm lugs provides premium traction
- Item #HOKZ02N
- Upper Material
- waterproof Nubuck leather
- Waterproofing
- GORE-TEX membrane
- Closure
- lace
- Midsole
- CMEVA
- Sole
- Podular design
- Claimed Weight
- 12.4oz
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 45 days
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Overall Rating
2 based on 1 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageJuly 6, 2020
Not much traction
- Familiarity:
- I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Size Bought:
- 7.5
I wanted to love these shoes! I am a huge Hoka fan and have been hiking in their Speed Goat trail runners for a few years. After a minor ankle sprain on a chronically unstable ankle, I decided to opt for a shoe with a mid-height upper for more ankle support. I bought the exact same size, wore my same hiking socks, and these ended up being too large. On just a 3.5-mile hike I got blisters between my first and second toes and it just felt like my foot was sliding around the entire time. Additionally, these do not have a Vibram sole like my other Hokas (which I didn't realize until after), so did not have great traction on some somewhat damp rocks. On the rocky trails in New England, that's not going to fly! I ended up returning after one wear. On the plus side, they were very comfortable, no break-in time, and I did feel like they provided adequate ankle support.
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