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2012-10-28 5:10 PM

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Subject: hoka one one
Mafate. Got it. Love it. Is there I club I can join. Anyone else a convert?



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2012-10-29 3:01 PM
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I have a set, but so far, my longest run was a 9mile trail with only a bit of chunky rock area. It was pretty darn smooth. Going up hills felt weird, like I was wasting a lot of energy squishing the foam instead of pushing off the ground.

All in all, I like them, but have no interest in the road version. Ultras on road just do not sound very appealing. 

2012-10-30 11:44 AM
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yeah, I think they are made for real gross downhills, which is why I got them. I might run with them on the days after a snow storm, when the snow is all crusty and pothole like, otherwise a lot of overkill for the road.

I am going to get a road pair though.
2012-10-30 6:12 PM
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I got them for the long trail runs. I always feel fine on the descents, but the day after I am completely trashed. They are supposed to be good for quicker recoveries.

That said, the first time I ran with them, I landed on all the rocks I could find, and only those pingpong sized or larger had any sensation.

Pretty weird to get used to, but I like em!

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