RUNNERCART UPDATE - HOKA TECTON X The Brand's First Carbon-Plated Trail Running Shoe

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Hoka Tecton X: The Brand's First Carbon Trail Running Shoe

Hoka Tecton X

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Hoka Tecton X - The brand's first trail running shoe to incorporate a carbon plate. Although it looks similar to the Zinal and uses similar foam, the feel is Hoka Tecton X is the next level up from the Zinal: lightweight, soft, and responsive, ready for speed.

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Hoka Tecton X

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Hoka Tecton X  is designed for those who want to go fast. It features parallel carbon plates to help propel you forward. The midsole uses newly formulated ProFlyX™ foam for improved responsiveness, while adding softness underfoot. The outsole is Vibram® Megagrip Litebase, which provides even better traction.

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Key Features Hoka Tecton X
- A shoe featuring parallel carbon plates positioned on the left and right sides. They are not connected, allowing for a more natural foot strike, reducing the risk of ankle sprains, and making running more agile.
- Newly formulated ProFlyX™ foam combines softness and responsiveness, working in tandem with the carbon plates.
- Vibram® Megagrip Litebase outsole provides traction on all surfaces.

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Technology
- Jacquard Mesh Upper : Single-layer design for a secure fit around the midfoot
- Protective Toe Rand : A rubber toe cap protects against impacts from rocks and branches.

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- Midsole: ProFlyX™ Newly formulated for softness to absorb impact and responsiveness to propel you forward
- Carbon Fiber Plates : Parallel carbon plates positioned on the left and right sides without being connected, allowing for greater agility when running at speed.

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- Outsole : Vibram® Megagrip Litebase, designed to provide traction on all surfaces.

Specs Hoka Tecton X
- Weight: Men's 240 g / Women's 196 g
- Drop: 4 mm
- Stack Height: Women's 31 mm (heel) - 27 mm (forefoot) // Men's 33 mm (heel) - 29 mm (forefoot)

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Admin Chin's first impressions of the Hoka Tecton X  were

Lightweight, firm but not stiff. The soft heel absorbs impact well without sending it up to the knees. The midfoot to forefoot feels firmer, making it easier to accelerate. It fits securely on the foot, so running fast should be a blast! The upper and tongue are thin and comfortable against the skin. The forefoot isn't narrow, but it's not as wide as the Altra Topo. I think you can wear it for a long time without feeling as cramped as some of their narrower-forefoot models. The outsole lugs aren't deep or sharp, but then again, this is a speed shoe—it's not meant to grip for long. It's about making contact and moving on, making contact and moving on.

Compared to road shoes, it's similar to the Mach 4 but thinner and more agile, with added outsole lugs and carbon plates.

As for trail shoes, it's like an upgraded Zinal.

Hoka Tecton X  Available colors at Runnercart: 1 for men and 1 for women

Men's: Persimmon Orange/Radiant Yellow

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Women's: Camellia/Blue Coral

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4 things you should know before spending money on the Hoka Tecton X

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Visit us at the store: Ruamjit Village, Sukhumvit 22
Map: http://bit.ly/RunnercartMap

 

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- Saturdays - Sundays: 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
- Public holidays: 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
(OPEN EVERY DAY )

 

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Chin Chinphat, Runnercart Content Team
A slender Bangkok boy who loves running. City running under the blazing sun? That's not for me—I can never wake up in time. But he also loves trail running because it challenges both mind and body while allowing him to connect with nature. His happy pace is 6-7. His hobbies are watching movies and chatting.

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