Hoka One One Stealth Waterproof Boot

Award Winning Technology

• Using a lower ramp angle (4 mm) and a rocker shaped, feather-weight midsole, the Stealth reproduces the conditions a barefoot runner experiences when running on grass or sand.
• The oversized midsole will absorb any hard obstacle your foot may encounter, and once compressed, the feather-weight EVA midsole springs back under your forefoot for increased acceleration.
• With 50% more surface area in contact with the ground, and a midsole that allows the foot to recess into it by almost one inch, the shoe provides protection, stability, and pronation control unmatched in stability running shoes.

• Sizing- The Stealth is a unisex boot, meaning it is sized using a mens sizing scale. Simply add one size to your size in womens shoes to find your size equivalent. For example, a womens size 9 equates to a mens size 8.
• True to Size- We have found it to run true to size. One thing to note is that no widths are available, meaning if you typically take a wide, we suggest ordering one half size larger to provide more volume.
• No Questions Asked Exchanges and Returns- If you need a different size or decide they simply aren’t for you, the Stealth is fully exchangeable and returnable within 30 days.

• Marshall Ulrich, Endurance King and author of Running On Empty- "When I describe these shoes to other people, I usually say things like, 'They are as close to riding a bike as you can get with a running shoe,' 'They allow the foot to perform as if you were running without shoes at all,' 'These are the bomb,' and 'Finally! A running shoe that will change the industry for the better.'" Read Marshall's full review here
• Running Times Magazine: "Don't let the oversized appearance fool you. We took them out for several runs on all types of trails and found them to be surprisingly sublime on all technical surfaces with steep climbs and ascents…"
• Runner's World Magazine: "Running down over super rocky terrain, I suddenly felt like I was riding a full suspension mountain bike. I felt, again, like I was floating over the trail, and that it didn't matter where I put my feet. The shoes felt like they were absorbing the ground beneath me, and the greater surface area of the outsole kept me from feeling tippy…"