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Women's Kaha 2 Frost Moc GTX

$199.95
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8mm drop 41mm heel Trail
by HOKA
Type: Hiking Boot
Color: Oat Milk / Sesame

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The HOKA Kaha 2 Frost Moc GTX is your go-to for winter walks and travel, offering plush cushioning and stability on slick trails. Its slip-on design is perfect for cold, wet days, providing a snug fit with GORE-TEX protection that keeps you dry and comfortable all day long.

Technical Details

Category
Trail & Outdoor
Stability
Neutral
Surface
Trail
Weight
454gMen's US 9
Drop
8mm
Heel Stack
41mm
Forefoot Stack
33mm

Cushion Height

Max Cushion

41 mm heel stack

Stack height measures the material beneath your foot, not how soft a shoe feels.

How This Shoe Compares

Compared to HOKA Anacapa Mid GTX

The Anacapa Mid GTX offers more ankle support and is better suited for longer hikes on rugged trails, while the Kaha 2 Frost Moc GTX is ideal for casual walking and travel in cold, wet conditions.

Compared to Salomon X Ultra 4 GTX

The Salomon X Ultra 4 GTX provides a more aggressive grip and is designed for technical trails, whereas the Kaha 2 Frost Moc GTX focuses on comfort and stability for everyday walking and cold-weather wear.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Kaha 2 Frost Moc GTX suitable for running?
While it's designed primarily for walking and casual wear, the Kaha 2 Frost Moc GTX is not recommended for running due to its focus on stability and comfort rather than performance and responsiveness.
How does the sizing run for the Kaha 2 Frost Moc GTX?
The shoe generally fits true to size, but consider sizing up if you plan to wear thicker socks for additional warmth in cold conditions.
Can the Kaha 2 Frost Moc GTX handle icy surfaces?
The shoe offers durable traction suitable for wet and slick conditions, but caution is still advised on icy surfaces where specialized footwear may be necessary.