Hoka Skyflow
Exact average 88.0 · 3 printed, 1 estimated · printed scores only: 88
Image: Hoka4 professional reviewers tested the Hoka Skyflow, and 4 recommend it. Most praised: comfort and cushioning and performance.
Reviewed by Run to the Finish, RunningShoesGuru, Tom's Guide and 1 more
The catch: It is heavy-ish and not built for speed.
Early score: only 4 professional reviews so far. Expect it to move as more reviews come in.
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What 4 critics said
Highest score first · all converted to 0–100- 93Run to the Finish
Blends the best of the Clifton and Bondi into one excellent daily and long-run shoe that the reviewer would use for most mileage.
Read Run to the Finish review - 90RunningShoesGuru
Described as a terrific dependable daily trainer for racking up miles, with a strong expert score from a purchased pair.
Read RunningShoesGuru review - 80Tom's Guide
A reliable cushioned daily trainer that runs smoothly and handles easy to tempo miles, preferred over the Clifton 9 and Bondi 8.
Read Tom's Guide review - 89est.Trail & Kale
A versatile daily trainer that balances cushioning, spring and breathability at a fair price.
Read Trail & Kale review
"Est." means the outlet printed no score, so we estimated one from its verdict and checked our estimates against ratings outlets print. How we check estimates
What critics praise most
What critics dislike most
No clear pattern.
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Common questions
Is the Hoka Skyflow worth it?
Most critics think so: 4 of 4 recommend it. It is heavy-ish and not built for speed.
Do critics agree about the Hoka Skyflow?
Broad agreement: scores range from 80 (Tom's Guide) to 93 (Run to the Finish), a spread of 13 points across 4 reviews. Most reviewers land fairly close together.
What is the best alternative to the Hoka Skyflow?
The Asics Novablast 5 (critic score 86), runner-up.