HOKA ONE ONE Mafate Speed 2 - Black - UK 11

The Mafate Speed 2 is designed for challenging and varied trail terrain, including technical singletrack, rocky paths, loose gravel, and muddy conditions. Its aggressive outsole provides superior grip on these surfaces.

While the Mafate Speed 2 offers excellent cushioning, its aggressive Vibram MegaGrip outsole with deep lugs is specifically optimized for soft and uneven trails. It may feel less comfortable or wear down faster if used extensively on hard, flat road surfaces.

It features a cushioned CMEVA midsole that provides a plush, highly shock-absorbent feel. This balanced cushioning is designed for long-distance comfort and protection on rugged trails.

The HOKA ONE ONE Mafate Speed 2 has a 4mm heel-to-toe drop, which encourages a more natural foot strike while still offering substantial underfoot cushioning.

After use, remove loose dirt with a soft brush. For deeper cleaning, use a mild soap and cold water, gently scrubbing the upper and sole. Do not machine wash or dry. Air dry at room temperature with insoles removed and shoes stuffed with newspaper.

Info needed: [Hoka typically offers standard widths, but specific information on the Mafate Speed 2's width for wide feet would require checking manufacturer specifications or user reviews. It's best to try them on or consult size guides.]

The Early-stage Meta-Rocker Geometry is a midsole design that acts like a rocking chair for your foot. It's engineered to promote a smooth, efficient, and stable transition from heel strike to toe-off, helping you maintain momentum on varied terrain.

While the Vibram MegaGrip outsole offers excellent traction, extreme conditions (e.g., slick wet rocks with algae) can still be challenging. Ensure lugs are clean of compacted mud or debris. Adjust your stride and foot placement carefully in such situations.

Verify you have the correct size. Ensure proper lacing; try loosening the laces over the instep if pressure is felt. Allow for a break-in period. If discomfort persists, consider trying different socks or consulting a running shoe specialist for a fit assessment.

While the shoe provides excellent cushioning and support, ensure you're using appropriate running socks. Regularly replace your shoes when the cushioning feels 'flat' or you notice significant outsole wear, typically every 300-500 miles depending on usage and runner weight.