HOKA Icons - Now in GTX
HOKA brings added wet-weather protection to two of its popular running shoes. The Clifton 11 GTX is designed for runners looking for a comfortable, cushioned daily trainer for road running, everyday miles and changeable weather. For those heading off-road, the Speedgoat 7 GTX combines its trail-focused cushioning and traction with GORE-TEX® protection, making it a strong choice for wet, muddy and unpredictable conditions. Whether you're running through the city or exploring the trails, discover the right HOKA shoe for your next adventure.
Shop Mens Clifton GTX
Shop Womens Clifton GTX
Key Technologies
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GORE-TEX® protection – Helps keep water out in wet conditions while allowing the shoe to remain suitable for everyday running.
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Compression-Moulded EVA Midsole – Provides balanced cushioning for comfortable daily miles.
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Smooth MetaRocker™ – Supports a smooth transition from landing through to toe-off.
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Active Foot Frame™ – Rearfoot-focused construction helps provide a secure, stable feel.
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Engineered Mesh Upper – Designed to provide breathability and a comfortable fit.
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Durable Rubber Outsole – Adds durability for regular road use.
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Double-Lace Lock – Helps improve foot hold and reduce tongue movement during runs.
Shop Men's Speedgoat GTX
Shop Women's Speedgoat GTX
Key Technologies
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GORE-TEX® protection – Adds waterproof protection for running in wet conditions.
- Supercritical EVA Foam – Provides responsive cushioning while keeping the ride relatively light.
- Vibram® Megagrip with Traction Lug – Delivers reliable grip across varied trail surfaces.
- 5 mm Lugs – Deep outsole lugs provide traction and help with grip on uneven terrain.
- Updated Lug Orientation – Designed to support traction across mixed terrain.
- Dynamic Vamp – A stretchy construction helps provide a secure, adaptable fit.
- Gaiter Integration – Allows compatibility with gaiters and helps keep trail debris away from the foot.
- Dual-Gusset Lay-Flat Tongue – Helps keep the tongue in place and improves the overall fit.
