Women's Mafate 5

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8mm drop 43mm 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.

Specs

Use
Long trail runs, ultradistance training, and rugged days on foot.
Surface
Trail
Drop
8mm
Heel Stack
43mm
Forefoot Stack
35mm
Weight
286g

This shoe is perfect for

A trail shoe built for long off-road efforts and extended days on technical terrain — especially when comfort matters deep into the run.

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.