Men's Hoka Arahi 8

Product Description Anything but your average stability shoe, the Arahi 8 maintains a secure ride while using softer materials than its predecessor. The secret lies in Hoka's enhanced H-frame™ technology. A stabilizing system that combats overpronation while providing a smooth entry into the gait cycle, we’ve paired our intuitive H-frame™ with a sleek jacquard upper and low-profile tooling to deliver a streamlined stability shoe with unprecedented cushioning. Product Details Designed For: Everyday Running / Walking Surface: Road Cushion: Moderate Support: Stability Midsole Drop: 8mm Weight: 9.8oz Double jacquard mesh Stabilizing H-Frame™ technology Dual density compression molded EVA Super abrasion rubber Podular outsole design Reflective details Upper mesh (62% recycled Nylon, 25% recycled CDP, 11% recycled Polyester, 2% spandex) Product Care Disassemble Your Shoes: Removing liners, insoles and laces will speed up the process. Wash Your Laces: You can throw laces into the laundry with your running clothes, and wash on the cold setting with your regular detergent (Pro Tip: stuff them into a sock so they don’t get lost or tangled). Just remember to remove them from the load before you transfer to the dryer. Remove Excess Mud and Dirt from the Shoe Outers: First with a dry paper towel then with a dry toothbrush for greater detail, remove mud and dirt from all outer areas of your shoes; if your shoes are exceptionally muddy, you might want to let the mud dry before wiping, as caked mud comes off easier in clumps (skip to step 6 to see how best to dry your shoes). Scrub Clean With Non-Abrasive Solution: Mix a small dab of your chosen soaping agent (natural dye-free detergent, dish soap, or even dandruff shampoo can all work fine) into cool water, and gently work into dirty areas of the shoes and insoles with the toothbrush until there’s a lather; keep going until the dirt is gone, and remove dirty water with a dry towel or rag as you go. Wipe With Damp Rag: Now wipe off all remaining soap lather with a towel or rag dampened with cold water. Blot and Stuff to Dry: Your shoes (including insoles) should now be dirt-free, if somewhat wet; blot them with a dry cloth until they’re no longer sopping and stuff your shoes with newsprint to let them dry overnight (tip: keep your insoles separate, and don’t leave your shoes to dry outdoors or try to speed the process with a heat source - both sunlight and direct heat can warp them); for added odor protection, include a dryer sheet or a light dusting of baking soda with your wadding. Product Sizing Narrow Standard Wide Extra Wide Men B D 2E 4E Women 2A B D