HOKA Stinson 7 Men's Druzy/Anchor
HOKA Stinson 7 Men's Druzy/Anchor
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Meet the Swiss army knife of shoes. Promoting road-to-trail agility, the HOKA Stinson 7 thrives on any surface. Enjoy plush cushioning from the taller stack height and versatile grip from the 4mm outsole lugs. The stable H Frame in the midsole helps you find your footing on uneven surfaces. From the streets to the summit, the HOKA Stinson 7 softens every stride!
What's New?
- Adventure seekers will love the Stinson's softer foams, new H-Frame, deeper Active Foot Frame, taller stack height and increased traction.
Who's it for?
- Runners looking for a supportive, max-cushioned shoe for road-to-trail runs.
- Hoka fans who have worn the Stinson in the past and want to try the latest version.
Shoe Technology
Upper: Engineered jacquard mesh upper with recycled poly laces provides eco-friendly comfort and breathability. Gusseted tongue creates a secure midfoot lockdown. Extended heel pull offers easy on/off capabilities. Molded EVA sockliner provides plush step-in comfort.
Midsole: High volume CMEVA midsole provides lightweight cushioning to keep you comfortable. H-Frame base stabilizes your stride without compromising on softness.
Outsole: Durabrasion rubber with 4mm lugs offer all-terrain traction and versatility.
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Finally, shoes for wide feet! The 4E width gives my toes proper room - no more blisters from cramped shoes. As a longtime sufferer of foot pain, these are revolutionary. Thank you HOKA!
Finally performance shoes that look stylish enough for casual wear! Get compliments whenever I wear them. The design hides dirt well between cleanings.
My apartment building's stairs are my "urban trail" - these make my fake elevation training almost enjoyable!
We're not supposed to wear running shoes at work, but these handle early morning dew on the greens better than our issued boots. Boss hasn't noticed...yet.
My assistant bought these to match my athleisure aesthetic. Unexpectedly comfortable for airport sprints between meetings! Might actually try a trail someday.