Hoka

The second carbon plate trail shoe from Hoka is another winner and one of the best off-road racing options you can get

The Hoka Mach X is an impressive plated daily trainer, though it struggles to stand out in one of the most competitive running shoe categories

Hoka has finally added a carbon plate racer that really grabs the attention in the excellent Rocket X 2

The Hoka Clifton 9 is an improvement on the Clifton 8, and a solid daily trainer, but it struggles to stand out from the crowd

An enjoyable daily trainer for both the road and light trails

The Bondi X is designed to be a carbon shoe that everyone can enjoy

The Rocket X is fast, lightweight and costs £140, a lot less than most carbon super shoes

The classic max-cushioned cruiser still protects the legs but lags behind the best options from other brands

The Hoka Mach 5 is a refreshingly simple yet impressive daily trainer, offering a versatile and enjoyable ride

Hoka’s first trail-running shoe with a carbon plate provides a fast and enjoyable ride, but lacks the wow factor