The Hoka Evo Jawz is designed specifically for the trails. In this video review (below) you can see exactly why this is a trail shoe.
Not only that, it’s not a bad looking shoe (in my opinion).
So if you’re looking for a lightweight but aggressive trail shoe…
The Hoka Evo is definitely something to consider.
Check out the video below to learn more about the shoe.
Among all the shoe reviews we’ve done here the last one we did was an overview of trail shoes.
Well, we thought it’d be a good idea to do individual reviews of some of the shoes we covered in the overview video.
What you’ll see below is a quick video review of the Hoka Challenger ATR 4.
You’ll see all the features, and what makes it a “trail shoe.”
So check it out
Here’s a little trail shoe overview for you.
Since one of the fastest growing segments in the shoe industry is that of trail shoes, things can get a little overwhelming with all the options out there.
It makes sense this segment is growing fast.
That’s because more and more people are running the obstacle course/mud races, and out on the trails.
Previously your best options for something like this would be hiking boots or regular sneakers. There were very few in-between options.
But now there are quite a few.
So I recorded a quick video for you to break down some of the different options out there so you can get a good sense of what’s available.
The great thing about many of these shoes is they can be used as an everyday shoe as well.
So if you’re into obstacle course running, hiking/ walking or just an everyday type of shoe take a look at this video.
My favorite place to walk, run, bike or climb is the Undercliff/Overcliff Trail at the Mohonk Trust near New Paltz. Just 37 minutes from the store … plenty of parking. Carriage trails that in my view have no equal. The view, the foliage, the smell in the air, Simply the best place to run on earth
