Trawling through Cyber Monday deals sucks – here's how to quickly hack Hoka's sale and find the perfect pair of trail running shoes for you
Hoka still has up to 30% off trail running shoes for Cyber Monday but not all sizes remain and some deals are harder to find – here's how to quickly find the perfect pair
Let's be honest: trawling through Cyber Monday sales sucks. Just when you think you've found a stellar deal on a pair of trail running shoes in the colorway of your dreams, you realize that it's not available in your size. Back to the drawing board.
Making matters trickier, some deals are hidden. Hoka is making life easier for you, however – just head to their Holiday Sale and filter the results by your sizing and then select your desired activity, such as trail running or hiking. This quickly clears all the clutter out of the way and shows you exactly what's available.
I just checked the Speedgoat 5 shoes using Hoka's search box and they came up regular price. Then I went to their sale page and entered my shoe size, which is a US 6 (UK 4) and filtered by "best for trail running." Now I can see a generous $45 off the grippy Hoka Speedgoat 5 not to mention a massive $70 of the Hoka Tecton X 2 , a favorite among the pros.
For hiking, I've got my choice of $65 off the plush and popular Hoka Kaha 2 Low GTX or a more modest $26 off the Hoka Anacapa 2 Freedom slip-on for easy adventures. Meanwhile, the Hoka Hopara 2 which looks like a sandal but functions like a sneaker just got a new markdown of nearly $30 off, though that's likely to be a purchase for next summer.
We've rounded up some of the best Hoka deals for you below or you can shop the entire holiday sale here. And don't forget, we've also been keeping tabs on the best Black Friday and Cyber Monday Hoka deals around the internet for you.
Not in the US or the UK? Scroll down to the bottom of this article for today's best deals on Hoka trail running shoes where you are.
US deals
Hoka Women's Tecton X 2 trail running shoes: $225 $154.99 at Hoka
Save $70 A propulsive trail runner designed to inspire confidence on varied terrain, the Tecton X 2 is propelled by the same parallel carbon fiber plates that made its predecessor a fast favorite among trail running enthusiasts.
Hoka Men's Challenger 7 trail running shoes: $145 $99.99 at Hoka
Save $45 Inspired by gravel tires, Hoka has cued up smaller, tightly spaced lugs in center and larger, more aggressive lugs at the perimeter designed for improved traction on uneven terrain.
Hoka Men's Torrent 3 trail running shoes: $130 $89.99 at Hoka
Save $40 Pared down from double to single layer engineered mesh, breathable high-performance yarn is joined by a TPU overlay for extra support and a new rubber outsole that’s stickier and more durable than the last iteration.
UK deals
Hoka Tecton X 2 trail running shoes: £185 £128.99 at Hoka
Save £65 Reengineered to maximize weight savings, the Tecton X 2 has been refined with a brand new Matryx upper. Light, breathable, and inherently hydrophobic, our high-contrast Matryx upper enlists a lay-flat gusseted tongue to help mitigate trail debris.
This deal also applies to women's sizing.
Hoka Torrent 3 trail running shoes: £120 £83.99 at Hoka
Save £36 Utilizing the same PROFLY midsole construction for forgiving landings and propulsive toe-offs, the Torrent 3 has been reimagined with a stripped-back upper.
This deal also applies to women's sizing.
If you're not in the US or the UK, here are today's best deals on Hoka trail running shoes where you are:
More great Black Friday deals
- The North Face: big reductions available on jackets, hoodies and other essentials
- Camping: keep cozy with great savings on tents, sleeping bags and other gear
- Hiking: the best deals from big-name brands
- Yeti: great deals on drink-ware
- Patagonia: Big savings available on base layers and waterproofs
- Arc'teryx: prices slashed for stylish winter jackets and softshells
- Garmin: Great savings on top notch Garmin sports watches
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Julia Clarke is a staff writer for Advnture.com and the author of the book Restorative Yoga for Beginners. She loves to explore mountains on foot, bike, skis and belay and then recover on the the yoga mat. Julia graduated with a degree in journalism in 2004 and spent eight years working as a radio presenter in Kansas City, Vermont, Boston and New York City before discovering the joys of the Rocky Mountains. She then detoured west to Colorado and enjoyed 11 years teaching yoga in Vail before returning to her hometown of Glasgow, Scotland in 2020 to focus on family and writing.