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Women's Mafate 5

$184.95
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8mm drop 44mm heel Trail
by HOKA
Type: Trail Running Shoe
Color: Skyward Blue / Black

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Built for conquering long, technical trails, the HOKA Women's Mafate 5 offers max-cushion comfort and stability for ultradistance adventures. With a deeply cushioned, protective ride and a secure fit, it's perfect for those who crave impact protection and smooth transitions over rugged terrain.

Technical Details

Category
Trail & Outdoor
Stability
Neutral
Surface
Trail
Weight
314gMen's US 9
Drop
8mm
Heel Stack
44mm
Forefoot Stack
36mm

Cushion Height

Max Cushion

44 mm heel stack

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

How This Shoe Compares

Compared to HOKA Speedgoat

The HOKA Speedgoat offers a more versatile option for those who want a balance between cushioning and agility on varied trails, while the Mafate 5 is better suited for ultra-distance runners needing maximum cushioning and support on rugged terrain.

Compared to Salomon Sense Ride

The Salomon Sense Ride is ideal for runners seeking a responsive, more connected trail feel with moderate cushioning, whereas the Mafate 5 provides maximum cushioning and protection for long, challenging trail runs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the HOKA Mafate 5 suitable for narrow feet?
The Mafate 5 offers a secure midfoot fit but has a roomy toe box. If you have narrow feet, consider trying them on to ensure a snug fit or use thicker socks for a better fit.
Can I use the Mafate 5 for road running?
While the Mafate 5 is designed for trail running, it can handle short road sections. However, its optimal performance is on trails due to its traction and cushioning setup.
How should I transition to using the Mafate 5 on trails?
Start with shorter trail runs to get used to the high-stack cushioning and ensure you practice secure foot placement on uneven terrain to prevent missteps.