HOKA Clifton 10 - Black - UK 4

For existing HOKA users, we recommend going half a UK size down from your usual HOKA size. If you are new to HOKA, please stick with your usual shoe size for the best fit.

The HOKA Clifton 10 is designed for everyday running and daily maintenance miles, offering plush cushioning and stability for road surfaces.

Gently clean the textile and synthetic upper with a damp cloth and mild soap. Air dry them naturally at room temperature. Avoid machine washing or using harsh chemicals.

MetaRocker is HOKA's unique midsole geometry designed to create a smooth, 'rocking chair' like feel underfoot, promoting an efficient and fluid transition through your stride.

The Clifton 10 features an 8mm heel-to-toe drop, which is a balanced drop, now enhanced with additional cushioning in the heel for improved comfort.

The Clifton 10 ushers in a new era of plush performance with a revitalized underfoot experience, including an additional 3mm of cushioning in the heel and a breathable jacquard upper with a double-lace lock to mitigate tongue migration, while maintaining the ultralight cushioning fans love.

Info needed: While the description does not specify, HOKA often offers wide options for popular models. Please check product specifications for 'Wide' versions if you require a wider fit.

Refer to the specific sizing guidance for Clifton 10: existing HOKA users may need to go half a UK size down; new users should stick to their usual size. Try them on with your typical running socks.

Ensure you are properly utilizing the double-lace lock system. Adjust the laces to create a secure fit that prevents tongue migration.

Check your lacing technique to ensure even pressure distribution. Allow a short break-in period for the shoes to conform to your feet. Ensure you are wearing appropriate running socks.

Cushioning materials can compress over extensive use. This is a normal indicator that shoes may be approaching the end of their functional lifespan. Info needed: Typical mileage before cushioning degrades significantly.

A common cause is a loose insole rubbing against the bottom of the shoe. Try removing the insole, cleaning the inside of the shoe and the insole, then reinserting it. If the issue persists, ensure the laces are not too tight.