What are Hoka Shoes?
Hoka is a French footwear brand that produces a range of shoes for road and trail running, walking, gym activities, hiking, and backpacking, etc.
Hoka one one was established by two former Salomon employees, Jean-Luc Diard and Nicolas Mermoud in 2009 in France, and later acquired by Deckers Brands in an addition to their existing shoe brands such as UGG and Teva.
Today, Hoka one one sneaker are usually known for their oversized midsole, which provides extra cushioning and support for athletes.
Specs of Hoka Running Shoes
Unique Design
Hoka one one sneakers are known for their unique design, thick midsole with a low heel-to-toe drop, and cushioning
This design is intended to reduce the impact on the body during running, which can help to reduce the risk of injury and improve performance.
Comfort is prioritized
Hoka running shoes provide a combination of comfort, stability, and performance, making them popular among both casual runners and professional athletes.
Wide range of shoes
Hoka one one offers a wide range of shoes such as the Hoka Bondi 7, Hoka Arahi 6, Hoka Clifton 7 and 8, etc
It offers them in different styles, including road running shoes, trail running shoes, and hiking shoes.
Hoka shoes are recommended by Podiatrists
Hoka shoes are not only good for walking and running activities, but they’re also good for foot health for both young and old folks.
Hoka Bondi 7 footwear, for example, is recommended for seniors to exercise, and walk.
How to Wash/Clean Your Hoka Shoes
Cleaning your Hoka shoes regularly can help to keep them looking good on you.
How to Wash Hoka Shoes in Washin Machine?
First, you should avoid washing your Hoka shoes in the washing machine if you want long-lasting footwear, and don’t want the glue and fastening to get damaged easily.
If however you want to wash your Hoka shoes in a washing machine, put them in a mesh back or your pillowcase, wash them with cold water in a gentle or delicate cycle, and air dry them with tissues or a clean towel stuffed in so they don’t shrink.
How to Clean Hoka Shoes Manually
First, remove the laces, and insole. Use a soft-bristled brush or old toothbrush to remove dirt or debris from the surface of your shoes.
Mix a small amount of mild detergent or dish soap with water in a bowl or bucket, and avoid bleach or abrasive cleaning tools.
Now, dip the brush into it, and gently scrub the surface of your shoes.
You can also soak your shoes in a shoe cleaner with or without the laces and insole for 20 minutes before washing them with a brush to remove tough stains easily.
After washing them, rinse your shoes with clean water to remove any soap residue. Then, stuff it with paper towels or a clean cloth to help them retain its shape and absorb any excess water.
Air dry your Hoka shoes in a cool, dry place, and make sure it’s away from direct sunlight or heat sources.
Once your shoes are completely dry, you can use a waterproofing spray or treatment to help protect them from future damage.
Conclusion
Hoka one one running shoes are a popular choice for runners that would like to have comfortable and supportive sneakers for better athletic performance.
Most running shoes are not durable, and Hoka shoes can last for months after covering up to 300 miles.
Cleaning your running footwear is however important, as this can shorten its lifespan or improve it.
