Hoka
Men's Clifton 9 GTX Trainers - Black / Black
£150.00
Product details
The transport is a versatile style, designed with trekking urban environs in mind. Designed with a tarmac friendly outsole, Hoka’s ergonomic credentials are all on display, providing all-day comfort and support. Imbued with the Hoka DNA, it has a maximalist midsole, toe bumper and a quick lace fastening system.
Not available for shipping outside of the UK and EU. (Excluding DE)
Features
- Cordura® abrasion-resistant textile upper
- Quick-toggle lace
- 360° of reflectivity
- Compression moulded EVA midsole (30% sugarcane)
- Vibram® EcoStep Natural outsole (90% oil-free components)
- Weight: 318g
- Small fitting, size up a half size in our opinion
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