with your first impressions.., kofuzi.., and them fellas in Australia beyond da feet.., I went and bought these a few weeks ago.., so pleased, as this is my first hoka. you have a great channel, keep it going
These have been a lifesaver for easy days during marathon training! Have just over 51 miles on them and they’re usually my choice when my feet and legs are tired. Agree that they’re as soft, if not softer, after putting miles on them. Glad I picked them up after seeing your first impression video.
I love hats for morning runs, My hair is puffy in the morning, and if I try to brush it, it gets worse lol. Would you recommend Hoka for a first marathon? It will be a combo jog/walk, hoping to finish in less than 7 hours (slow runner lol)
Thanks for distracting me at work again! I tried the Clifton 6 last year but after just 1 run I had blisters on the top of 2 of my toes. Sounds like the extra room above the toes in the Clifton 7 might have fixed that issue. I generally prefer a more relaxed fit as opposed to being to snug.
I haven't ran in the Clifton 7's but I probably can get a sense of how soft the midsole is from running in the Bondi's which I did not like. It was too plush that my foot was just drowning in foam on each stride. It was a sloppy run experience for me and I was sore af after my run. I definitely wanna test out the Rincon 2's though.
Got my Hoka Clifton 7's yesterday and took them out for a 4.2 mile test drive this morning. All I can say is limooooo's for the feet! Good initial impression. First time I have had a max cushion shoe and I am off to a great start with this model. This should prove great for daily training and I will use them to run a half marathon to full marathon when I built up to those ultimate distances.
I’m on team Hoka for sure but, I wasn’t a fan of how long the laces were on my Clifton 7’s. They’re insanely long but super comfortable lol great video!
The Clifton 6 was a return to form for Hoka and I'm on my second pair, found them discounted and couldn't resist, but I'll be getting the 7's in the near future. Also noticed that you didn't over pronate too much in these.
Nice review. As on older guy, the easy day feel is helpful for me. BTW, I loved the start of the video montage. Your face looked like you were about to fall, but you recoved like a champ! Also, do you have any merch?
My go-to recovery shoes. Not necessarily slow shoes, as I succeeded in running 2:21 min/km in them, even though they are clearly not made for this. They are made for confy long runs and I love them for that.
Thanks for your review on the shoes. I'm looking at replacing my current walking shoes and wonder if you'd recommend these shoes for walking bearing in mind that I suffer from knee pains once I walk or stand beyond 30 minutes. Thanks!
Have the 7, plush ok for easy days but the insoles caused hotspots and if I buy them again I’ll be getting different insoles... had the same problem with the speedgoat
I just went on my first run with my hoka cliftons 7s... and honestly.. after the first mile my feet hurt.... I hope that clears out after I put more miles
@@RunLikeHeller My previous set of running shoes where the ASICS Gel Quantum 4 which don't have a a very soft midsole at all. I've been transitioning back and forth between that and my nike zoom Winflo 2. Neither of which has much in terms of midsole, but both recently have gotten worn down a lot and have been hurting the inside arches of my feet. Thats why I wanted a softer midsole and now the outside of my right foot is hurting. These are the first pair of 100+ dollar running shoes I've ever bought i thought they'd be an instant miracle but hopefully they work better later
@@3BDU90 I returned them a couple weeks ago after sustaining a long term foot injury and have now switched to a pair of new balance running shoes with added support.
hi! i'm a beginner runner and my goal is to run a 5km almost every morning with about a 35min pace (slow going i know hahah) i have pretty bad knees and i was wondering if you think this shoe is right for me? thanks!!
Hey! Not slow at all! These shoes could be great for you if you’re looking for something that will protect your knees from the road. They’re suuuuper soft and comfortable!
I would like that shoe for Christmas same colors. I normally wear size 8 but my Bondi 6 is like half a size too big but it doesn’t slip out. I might ask for a 7.5
Can these be used as a daily trainer or a few miles per week? (5-10 miles) 9:30 mile pace? Just bought these today actually after wearing the nike Pegasus 35 for 2 ish years
@@RunLikeHeller thank you for the quick response! Ps, should I keep at least 2 pair in rotation? I run about 5/6miles a week during spring - fall and usually cycle and lift. I’m thinking about the saucony endorphin speed. I’m neutral, low arch (not flat)! Thx 🙏
@@jasminebrown7150 It’s not necessary but adding another shoe into your rotation will make them last longer since you won’t be wearing the same shoes every run. The endorphin speed is an amazing shoe!
@@RunLikeHeller That makes total sense. I’ve ran a total of 4 miles in the Clifton 7. My foot is narrow and they feel too bulky but very comfy. My last question for you would be, are the saucony endorphin speeds a daily trainer or only for speed work? I’m looking for a daily trainer. Ps love the videos!
@@jasminebrown7150 thank you! I think they can definitely be used both as a daily trainer and for speed work, especially if you’re using them in a rotation.
Ya know I’m still under the Altra “zero drop” spell...... I’ve had the Olympus and now I’m in the paradigm. I always felt that because of my low back injury I would be better off in a zero drop cushy sneakers for my speed walks/alternate jogs. What is your opinion on zero drop cushy altras vs the Hokas which are also very cushy like altra but they are not zero drop I have noticed unfortunately a return to some plantar fasciitis occasionally with my altras. I just picked up a pair of the Clifton 7’s for my wife who uses them for moderate to high impact aerobic videos and speed walking. She seems to like them as she has had meniscus issues.
I’ve never tried any zero drop shoes because I’m not sure they would be great for me.. I can usually really feel anything under 5mm, and not in a good way.
@@RunLikeHeller wow Emily! thanks for the direct link, :-) I'll be ordering on Friday. very impressed with all the reply's you give on your channel. this is how youtubers get to 1 Million. another quick tip Emily. try fiverr, they have cheap listings by individuals (overseas) to build your account with more subs. Cheers. Happy Holidays!
@@RunLikeHeller AWESOME! you can really build your channel higher, you have a unique personally, genuine and real. i just ordered those shoes with runningwarehouse. looking forward to more runs. maybe see you out on the big marathons. Happy Holidays :-)
Run Like Heller btw I also experienced what I would call calf tightness for the first couple of miles in each of my first 2-3 runs in the Clifton 6 until I hit ~20 miles. Now I have heel/Achilles pain after each longer run in the 6 so it’s not my fave.
Great review emily! I did get this shoe. Same colour as you! My very 1st Hoka coz they are difficult to get in Australia. Unfortunately I was disappointed at 1st, it was super stiff, so i just wore it for walking and turns out it just needed break in time and now i adore it for recovery runs! Since i broke it in its pillowy soft but not too much. I loooove how it feels on tired legs. Love how stable it is for such a high stack height. Only downside is the upper is too hot once it gets over 85 degrees, which is all summer long here in Sydney! Need a recovery run shoe i can wear when its hot. Can’t wear the 1080v10 coz it irritates the hell outta my achilles. I tried the Nike invincible but its waaaaaay less breathable, like putting my feet in an oven and thats before i even started my run so and i had to send it home to Nike. Do you perhaps have a recommendation?
Thanks for watching! This is a tough one.. not sure if the 1080v11 would suffer from the same Achilles issue for you. Maybe the Hoka Rincon? Less cushion but a more breathable upper for sure.
Hi Emily, i am using the saucony kinvara which has a similar concept of taking you feet a bit lower than the midsole for that stable feel and they say they have stability in their shoe for supporting the the feet nearing an end of a race but this feature is really working for me as daily trainer . Does Hoka also with its wide stance feel the same , since you pronate doe the hokas have a sligly firmer medial side like the newbalance to provide support for natural pronation ?
@@RunLikeHeller I emailed Hoka but I'm not holding my breath for a sensible response. The last time I asked a question about the fit of their shoes they directed me to their shoe picker quiz lol.
Hello. I like your videos. What Hoka shoes is most soft ? And with what one l will fly when walking( i have arthretism in the feet joint and need a good shoe) Thanks
Hmmm. Two pretty different shoes but if you’re looking for a very soft landing, the Clifton is the route I would go. The GlideRide is a lot more firm with a VERY pronounced rocker tech. Takes a little getting used to at first. Still a great shoe but for me I think I’d take the Clifton over the GlideRide
Love the music!!! Tuning in for the 1st time. I have been a Skecher man, I currently have the Forza 4 hyper (love em) and the GoRun ride 8 is one the way. Hey, the current price point is $69.99, woohoo. Years ago when Hoka got started, I ran for the hills when I saw the $200 price point!!! I'm a Clydesdale so speed is not an issue. I call what I do jogging, not running. I just sent away for my 1st pair of Hokas, the Clifton 7 which will arrive next Thursday. Looking for good things. (Psssst, don't rat me out to Skechers! ;-)
I prefer my Clifton 6 to my Clifton 7, the 7 is a bit more narrow, hard to get on/off, and the colorways aren’t as cool as my highlighter neon yellow mid soles on my 6’s! I do like the 7’s also, just not thrilled with the minor changes for the worse
I hear ya. It’s hard when you find a shoe you really like and then they come out with the next version and it just doesn’t quite do it for you.. such is life I suppose, right? Lol
Depends what you like. Clifton is veryyyy soft but lighter, might not be quite as durable as the glycerin. The Glycerin is heavier but has a bit more energy return/might be slightly more durable.
I'm almost at 50miles in mine as well and am absolutely loving it for any days I want to baby my legs. I find the landing platform being so wide makes this crazy soft shoe actually relatively stable, lovin' it so far. Have a great day!
I have to say...we all know you pronate but seeing you run in this shoe you are pronating a lot less than in some of the other shoes you have reviewed. I think its the wider base of the shoe, especially in the mid point of the shoe, under the arch...wider base. Love your reviews...keep them coming...stay safe out there ...
If it were not for YOUR reviews I would be so lost with finding the right running shoe. Thank you and keep up the good work!
Thank you!! Happy to help!
with your first impressions.., kofuzi.., and them fellas in Australia beyond da feet.., I went and bought these a few weeks ago.., so pleased, as this is my first hoka. you have a great channel, keep it going
Thank you so much!! So glad you’re enjoying them!
Definitely a shoe on my wishlist. Thanks for review. Congrats on 5k subs!!
Thank you!!!
I need to try a pair of these
These have been a lifesaver for easy days during marathon training! Have just over 51 miles on them and they’re usually my choice when my feet and legs are tired. Agree that they’re as soft, if not softer, after putting miles on them. Glad I picked them up after seeing your first impression video.
So glad you’re enjoying them!
Please do a comparison video for the Clifton 7 and New Balance 1080V 🙇♀️
Great shoe , new balance 1080 v11
Nice Kofuzi shirt!
Thank you!
Excellent review. You look very good with the Cap and the black shirt! 👌👌👌👌
Thank you!
I love hats for morning runs, My hair is puffy in the morning, and if I try to brush it, it gets worse lol. Would you recommend Hoka for a first marathon? It will be a combo jog/walk, hoping to finish in less than 7 hours (slow runner lol)
No such thing as a slow runner. I would absolutely recommend. I actually ran my first marathon in Hoka Cliftons!!!
Thanks for distracting me at work again! I tried the Clifton 6 last year but after just 1 run I had blisters on the top of 2 of my toes. Sounds like the extra room above the toes in the Clifton 7 might have fixed that issue. I generally prefer a more relaxed fit as opposed to being to snug.
This might be better for you then!
I haven't ran in the Clifton 7's but I probably can get a sense of how soft the midsole is from running in the Bondi's which I did not like. It was too plush that my foot was just drowning in foam on each stride. It was a sloppy run experience for me and I was sore af after my run. I definitely wanna test out the Rincon 2's though.
Rincon 2 is a different experience it’s still soft but they firmed up the midsole a bit
I bought the Clifton 6 a month back. At first I thought it was WAY too cushiony. Now that it's broken in I'm a Clifton fan.
Yes!!!
Got my Hoka Clifton 7's yesterday and took them out for a 4.2 mile test drive this morning. All I can say is limooooo's for the feet! Good initial impression. First time I have had a max cushion shoe and I am off to a great start with this model. This should prove great for daily training and I will use them to run a half marathon to full marathon when I built up to those ultimate distances.
I’m on team Hoka for sure but, I wasn’t a fan of how long the laces were on my Clifton 7’s. They’re insanely long but super comfortable lol great video!
Thank you for watching!!
There great shoes I don’t see myself going back to brooks.Once I put these on my feet my love for the brooks ghost 13 kind of went down hill
The Clifton will do that to ya!
Great to hear as I am just about to go from my Ghost’s to the Clifton 7
Nice the Kofuzi Non Elite sweater!!
Had to get it
The Clifton 6 was a return to form for Hoka and I'm on my second pair, found them discounted and couldn't resist, but I'll be getting the 7's in the near future. Also noticed that you didn't over pronate too much in these.
You’re right! These are pretty decent in the stability department. Hope you like them!
I'm still wearing out my pair of Clifton 6 on my easy day runs... looking forward to picking up the 7! Great review!
Thank you!!
Can we just say that this is the best looking Hoka shoe design?
You might like the silhouette of Sunday’s Hoka shoe.. stay tuned
great vid with honest opinions which is what runners want:) keep it up
Thank you!
Second this.
Thanks for great and funny Video. Brings allways a smile to my day....
thank you for watching!
Nice review. As on older guy, the easy day feel is helpful for me.
BTW, I loved the start of the video montage. Your face looked like you were about to fall, but you recoved like a champ!
Also, do you have any merch?
Haha thank you!! Not yet. But it’s coming!
My go-to recovery shoes. Not necessarily slow shoes, as I succeeded in running 2:21 min/km in them, even though they are clearly not made for this. They are made for confy long runs and I love them for that.
I love them for that too!
Thanks for your review on the shoes. I'm looking at replacing my current walking shoes and wonder if you'd recommend these shoes for walking bearing in mind that I suffer from knee pains once I walk or stand beyond 30 minutes. Thanks!
Thanks for watching! The Clifton’s are definitely soft and protective so I think they could be good for that.
Great video, Emily. I've always been a big Hoka fan, probably because my old feet like the cushioning. They're just comfy from top to bottom.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for your thoughts on the shoe. I'm "meh" on this one, it's a good shoe. But I actually like my original Rincon shoes better.
Thanks for watching! Rincon is a great option too.
Have the 7, plush ok for easy days but the insoles caused hotspots and if I buy them again I’ll be getting different insoles... had the same problem with the speedgoat
That’s so interesting. I’ve never had that issue!
Protalus solved every problem for me in any running shoe. The t100.
I just went on my first run with my hoka cliftons 7s... and honestly.. after the first mile my feet hurt.... I hope that clears out after I put more miles
I hope so too!
If you’re not used to soft midsoles like that, it might take you a bit to get used to it
@@RunLikeHeller My previous set of running shoes where the ASICS Gel Quantum 4 which don't have a a very soft midsole at all. I've been transitioning back and forth between that and my nike zoom Winflo 2. Neither of which has much in terms of midsole, but both recently have gotten worn down a lot and have been hurting the inside arches of my feet. Thats why I wanted a softer midsole and now the outside of my right foot is hurting. These are the first pair of 100+ dollar running shoes I've ever bought i thought they'd be an instant miracle but hopefully they work better later
@@3BDU90 I returned them a couple weeks ago after sustaining a long term foot injury and have now switched to a pair of new balance running shoes with added support.
hi! i'm a beginner runner and my goal is to run a 5km almost every morning with about a 35min pace (slow going i know hahah) i have pretty bad knees and i was wondering if you think this shoe is right for me? thanks!!
Hey! Not slow at all! These shoes could be great for you if you’re looking for something that will protect your knees from the road. They’re suuuuper soft and comfortable!
I would like that shoe for Christmas same colors. I normally wear size 8 but my Bondi 6 is like half a size too big but it doesn’t slip out. I might ask for a 7.5
A great Christmas present!
A bit too soft for me. If you had to buy either the Beacon or the Rincon. Which one. Also love the Kofuzi shout out!
I would buy the Rincon!
Run Like Heller Thanks. That was kinda the direction I was heading.
Can these be used as a daily trainer or a few miles per week? (5-10 miles) 9:30 mile pace? Just bought these today actually after wearing the nike Pegasus 35 for 2 ish years
Yes absolutely
@@RunLikeHeller thank you for the quick response! Ps, should I keep at least 2 pair in rotation? I run about 5/6miles a week during spring - fall and usually cycle and lift. I’m thinking about the saucony endorphin speed. I’m neutral, low arch (not flat)! Thx 🙏
@@jasminebrown7150 It’s not necessary but adding another shoe into your rotation will make them last longer since you won’t be wearing the same shoes every run. The endorphin speed is an amazing shoe!
@@RunLikeHeller That makes total sense. I’ve ran a total of 4 miles in the Clifton 7. My foot is narrow and they feel too bulky but very comfy. My last question for you would be, are the saucony endorphin speeds a daily trainer or only for speed work? I’m looking for a daily trainer. Ps love the videos!
@@jasminebrown7150 thank you! I think they can definitely be used both as a daily trainer and for speed work, especially if you’re using them in a rotation.
Ya know I’m still under the Altra “zero drop” spell...... I’ve had the Olympus and now I’m in the paradigm. I always felt that because of my low back injury I would be better off in a zero drop cushy sneakers for my speed walks/alternate jogs. What is your opinion on zero drop cushy altras vs the Hokas which are also very cushy like altra but they are not zero drop
I have noticed unfortunately a return to some plantar fasciitis occasionally with my altras.
I just picked up a pair of the Clifton 7’s for my wife who uses them for moderate to high impact aerobic videos and speed walking. She seems to like them as she has had meniscus issues.
I’ve never tried any zero drop shoes because I’m not sure they would be great for me.. I can usually really feel anything under 5mm, and not in a good way.
Just curious.... you said any sneaker under 5mm you tried didn’t feel good. What do you think is the benefit of having 5mm if stacked heel?
Do you know when the clifton 8 will be released? I personally feel that it has to one up the mach 4.
I don’t! My guess is sometime this summer
Hi Emily, i would like to buy the Hoka Clifton 7. Men's size 10 1/2. Moonlite Ocean...please share a link so you get credit! love your videos! TY
www.runningwarehouse.com/HOKA_ONE_ONE_Clifton_7/descpage-HOCL701.html?from=heller There you go!!! Thanks for the support!
@@RunLikeHeller wow Emily! thanks for the direct link, :-) I'll be ordering on Friday. very impressed with all the reply's you give on your channel. this is how youtubers get to 1 Million. another quick tip Emily. try fiverr, they have cheap listings by individuals (overseas) to build your account with more subs. Cheers. Happy Holidays!
I try to answer as many as I can! I love creating a community here for everyone. Thank you for the tip, I’ll check it out!
@@RunLikeHeller AWESOME! you can really build your channel higher, you have a unique personally, genuine and real. i just ordered those shoes with runningwarehouse. looking forward to more runs. maybe see you out on the big marathons. Happy Holidays :-)
Do you have the same size in the 6 than in the 7? I am 11 in the 5s and 10.5 in the 6s, congrats for the channel, I love it
Thank you!! Yes I have the same size in the 6 and 7.
How do you think the foam in the 7 is compared to the 6? Is there that much of a difference?
I haven’t run in the 6 only wear it for walking around but I would say the 7 feels a lot softer even just walking in them
Have the Clifton 5 and 6; prefer the 5. Also just found a Clifton 1 2018 reissue in basically unused shape, so looking forward to getting that!
That’s awesome!!! The 1 can’t be beat
Run Like Heller btw I also experienced what I would call calf tightness for the first couple of miles in each of my first 2-3 runs in the Clifton 6 until I hit ~20 miles. Now I have heel/Achilles pain after each longer run in the 6 so it’s not my fave.
Oh man sorry to hear that! I never actually run in the Clifton 6, I only use it for casual wear/walking.
Great review emily! I did get this shoe. Same colour as you! My very 1st Hoka coz they are difficult to get in Australia. Unfortunately I was disappointed at 1st, it was super stiff, so i just wore it for walking and turns out it just needed break in time and now i adore it for recovery runs! Since i broke it in its pillowy soft but not too much. I loooove how it feels on tired legs. Love how stable it is for such a high stack height. Only downside is the upper is too hot once it gets over 85 degrees, which is all summer long here in Sydney! Need a recovery run shoe i can wear when its hot. Can’t wear the 1080v10 coz it irritates the hell outta my achilles. I tried the Nike invincible but its waaaaaay less breathable, like putting my feet in an oven and thats before i even started my run so and i had to send it home to Nike. Do you perhaps have a recommendation?
Thanks for watching! This is a tough one.. not sure if the 1080v11 would suffer from the same Achilles issue for you. Maybe the Hoka Rincon? Less cushion but a more breathable upper for sure.
Hi Emily, i am using the saucony kinvara which has a similar concept of taking you feet a bit lower than the midsole for that stable feel and they say they have stability in their shoe for supporting the the feet nearing an end of a race but this feature is really working for me as daily trainer . Does Hoka also with its wide stance feel the same , since you pronate doe the hokas have a sligly firmer medial side like the newbalance to provide support for natural pronation ?
I don’t feel like they have a firmer side but I do think that the wider base on Hokas tends to help with general stability for me.
I have wanted to like every Clifton since the original but not quiet there.We nearly back to the original.Great review.Thanks.
Agreed! Thank you for watching!
This review is amazing
Thank you!!!
Im sure these are not for sprinting. Are these good for basic jogging? Say like 7-8 min a mile type of pace?
It depends what you like. If you want something ultra soft then yes!
It feels soft cushy, less responsive.its ideal for slow walking.
Yes can definitely be used for that
@@RunLikeHeller see.. btw i love ur black hat and shirt. Looks really a runner tho😎
These seem faster than the carbon x for me. I have a wide ass foot, so I don't have an issue with the forefoot volume.
Well that’s great!
“Not use to running in such a soft shoe.” What about the Novablast you have? 😎
that's soft but also has a lot more response than the Clifton 7!
Does anyone know if the widths on Hoka 'all gender' are smaller than the men's widths?
Not sure sorry 😕
@@RunLikeHeller I emailed Hoka but I'm not holding my breath for a sensible response. The last time I asked a question about the fit of their shoes they directed me to their shoe picker quiz lol.
Hoka got back to me saying the women's widths are the smallest, the gender neutral are somewhere between and the men's are the widest
Hello. I like your videos. What Hoka shoes is most soft ? And with what one l will fly when walking( i have arthretism in the feet joint and need a good shoe) Thanks
I’d go with the Clifton! Either the 7 or 8
Hi!! Would u recommend these over the bondi? This will be my first time
yes check out my video on the Bondi th-cam.com/video/7XFpXeOuFI8/w-d-xo.html
Great review and God Bless
Thank you!
The midsole is soft, but not as soft as it looks. Epic react and ultraboost is surprisingly better
For me this was super soft! Epic react is soft but has less stack height
I’m looking at this shoe compared to the Asics glideride, thoughts ?
Hmmm. Two pretty different shoes but if you’re looking for a very soft landing, the Clifton is the route I would go. The GlideRide is a lot more firm with a VERY pronounced rocker tech. Takes a little getting used to at first. Still a great shoe but for me I think I’d take the Clifton over the GlideRide
Run Like Heller Thankyou! Have you tried the hoka Bondi’S at all ?
Yes actually I ran in the Bondi 4 a while back and recently received the Bondi 7. Nice ride, very cushioned and protective, but a lotttt of shoe lol
Love the music!!! Tuning in for the 1st time. I have been a Skecher man, I currently have the Forza 4 hyper (love em) and the GoRun ride 8 is one the way. Hey, the current price point is $69.99, woohoo. Years ago when Hoka got started, I ran for the hills when I saw the $200 price point!!! I'm a Clydesdale so speed is not an issue. I call what I do jogging, not running. I just sent away for my 1st pair of Hokas, the Clifton 7 which will arrive next Thursday. Looking for good things. (Psssst, don't rat me out to Skechers! ;-)
hahaha thanks for watching and i hope you enjoy your Cliftons!
@@RunLikeHeller It's the start of a new relationship. Hope I don't get rejected. Hehe
nice review, love ya !
thank you for watching!
Thank you for the review!! i was looking for a video from a fellow lady!! LOL
glad you found it!!!
I prefer my Clifton 6 to my Clifton 7, the 7 is a bit more narrow, hard to get on/off, and the colorways aren’t as cool as my highlighter neon yellow mid soles on my 6’s! I do like the 7’s also, just not thrilled with the minor changes for the worse
I hear ya. It’s hard when you find a shoe you really like and then they come out with the next version and it just doesn’t quite do it for you.. such is life I suppose, right? Lol
Run Like Heller def “champagne problems” I suppose
Should i order one size bigger than my normal shoe size ?
maybe half size. not full size.
Time shortly to review Clifton 8
Coming soon
@@RunLikeHeller yes but what color will see
Does the shoe run true to size? I wear a 8.5 women’s. Thank you
It’s just about true to size. It might be a bit long in the toes but it’s not too bad.
Should I get this or the new glycerin 19 for easy days?
Depends what you like. Clifton is veryyyy soft but lighter, might not be quite as durable as the glycerin. The Glycerin is heavier but has a bit more energy return/might be slightly more durable.
Can you sing the whole review?
Don’t tempt me!
God, I’d totally face plant hopping over the concrete border!
I’m sure i will eventually lol
Does any one have idea about its size, is it a bit bigger or smaller?
It’s true to size!
I'm almost at 50miles in mine as well and am absolutely loving it for any days I want to baby my legs. I find the landing platform being so wide makes this crazy soft shoe actually relatively stable, lovin' it so far. Have a great day!
I agree!!!
You so pretty heller ❤️😍
I have to say...we all know you pronate but seeing you run in this shoe you are pronating a lot less than in some of the other shoes you have reviewed. I think its the wider base of the shoe, especially in the mid point of the shoe, under the arch...wider base. Love your reviews...keep them coming...stay safe out there ...
I agree!! Thank you for watching!!
I want a woman to look at me as Emily look at Clifton 7 8:30
It still looks narrow to me like most Hokas.
Narrow toe box with some extra volume
Nice review with good music! But I do not like HOKA shoes...-(
Thanks for watching!
LIKE 👍
Very long intro
Sorry you feel that way! Will take it into consideration for the future