$143.99
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- Across the 91 Footwear deals we’re tracking right now, the median discount is 30% — this deal’s 20% off is below that mark.
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About this product
The Hoka Clifton 10 is the latest evolution of a road running shoe that has anchored Hoka's cushioned lineup for a decade. This men's neutral trainer introduces an additional 3mm of heel-to-toe drop, bringing it to 8mm, for a revitalized underfoot feel that retains the plush, ultralight cushioning the Clifton is known for. The upper features a breathable jacquard knit construction with reflective details and a double-lace lock designed to prevent tongue migration during runs. Underfoot, a CMEVA midsole pairs with a molded EVA sockliner to deliver responsive comfort, while Hoka's Smooth MetaRocker geometry promotes a natural gait transition. A rearfoot-focused Active Foot Frame adds structure without sacrificing the neutral ride, and inherently durable abrasion rubber on the outsole supports long-term wear. Available in White and Black, the Clifton 10 fits true to size according to customer feedback and suits everyday training runs as well as walking.
- Category
- Footwear
- Brand
- Hoka
- Color
- White - Black
- Cushion
- Plush
- Stability
- Neutral
- Customers Say
- True to Size
- Heel-To-Toe Drop
- 8mm
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Hoka Clifton 10 for its plush, protective cushioning and comfortable ride, making it a reliable daily trainer and recovery shoe. The widened toe box is a welcome return to form after the narrower Clifton 9, and the updated rocker geometry earns positive marks for smooth transitions. The jump to an 8mm drop (up from 5mm) is noted as a meaningful change that benefits heel strikers. The most common criticisms center on the midsole foam, which remains the same compression-molded EVA as previous versions, offering little energy return or bounce compared to more modern competitors. Some users also flag that the shoe feels noticeably firmer than past Cliftons, and fit can run snug until broken in.
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