Hoka Arahi 8

The Run Testers7.6K views122K subscribersneutral

“and the Arahi 8 does actually from Hoka”

Ryan's Running Reviews 50K views23K subscribersneutral

“The Rahi 8 is just the stability version of the Clifton for those that want some medial support.”

FORDY RUNS58K subscriberspositive

“This is fundamentally the same shoe as the version 8, which is well under 100 lb. So the sensible thing to do if you like the Arahi 8 is go out and buy version 8 again, a lot cheaper.”

The Run Testers15K views122K subscriberspositive

“The Iraqi 8 was a big hit on the channel as a surprise favorite this year.”

Doctors of Running15K views50K subscriberspositive

“Version 8's much wider. There's more volume. There's a wider fit. It's not the widest shoe on the market.”

The Run Testers20K views122K subscriberspositive

“The foam isn't particularly bouncy or anything like that, but it is a good level of softness in that it's comfortable without necessarily being too squishy, and then the geometry of the shoe kind of takes over and you get rocked gently onto your forefoot like with lots of hoc shoes and then on your merry way.”

Doctors of Running8.9K views50K subscribersmixed

“today we're going to do a 100 mile review of the Hoka Orai 8. Now this is Hoka's moderate stability daily training shoe that's been in it lineup for a long time.”

Ben Parkes113K views367K subscriberspositive

“we've got the Harahi version 8, which is a daily trainer, obviously with those stability elements built into it. It's nice and light. It's also quite responsive as well.”

The Run Testers1.1K views122K subscribersneutral

“compared to the sort of more compact shoes that might be out there like an Arahi 8”

The Run Testers122K subscriberspositive

“Now, I really like shoes like the Arahi 8. You know, that delivers a good agile ride. It's one of the more fun stability shoes as well, I think.”

Marathon Handbook26K views50K subscriberspositive

“This is Hoka's flagship stability shoe, meaning that it's got guard rails placed inside of it to help you prevent too much pronation.”