Hoka’s Post Cyber Monday Sale is Here So Now Is the Time to Stock Up on Your Favorite Running Shoes
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Editor's note 12/2/25: Cyber Monday is technically over, but some of the deals remain. The Arahis and the Rincon, specifically are still well below normal prices.
Echoing Hoka’s slogan, Fly Human, Fly, we’re doing just that with these incredible shoe deals you can grab after Cyber Monday. Hoka is known for its plush cushioning and running shoe style that treads both lines of performance and lifestyle. Several of the shoes at heady discounts were tested by our local wear-testers and considered favorites among RW staff. We’ve featured Hoka in our annual Shoe Awards and continue to dub the brand’s shoes among the best of the best in our Why Trust Us Why Trust Us.
Some of the shoes listed on sale are from last season, while others are Hoka’s newest shoes in discontinued colors. These models are limited in size and color. But we'll keep on top of sales this Cyber Monday.
Whether you’re a longtime Hoka devotee or looking to try the brand for the first time, now’s the moment to lace up and take advantage of these post Cyber Monday steals. With their signature mix of comfort, support, and bold design, Hoka shoes deliver on every stride. From daily trainers to race-day favorites, each pair offers a chance to experience that signature Hoka lift for less. Just be sure to act fast—these deals won’t stick around for long, and neither will the sizes.
and continue to dub the brand’s shoes among the best of the best in our RW staff’s favorite trainers because of its versatility. The shoe is supportive for daily and long runs, and it performs well during speed workouts thanks to its lightweight, responsive supercritical foam midsole.
“These early sentiments stayed true through my testing,” said tester Erica Bobstein. “The Hoka Mach 6 is so much fun to run in. They are light and zippy and so so comfortable. I’ve comparatively run in the Brooks Hyperion Tempo, and the Hokas are more responsive and much more comfortable. They are also cushioned in the heel, which made them super enjoyable for hill workouts.”
The Rincon 4 was already a budget buy. At $100, this lightweight trainer is a steal. We like the balanced cushion and the wide, yet secure, fit in the midfoot and toebox.
“The Hoka Rincon 4s are very comfortable everyday running shoes,” said Louisa Phillips. “They are comfortable for medium-distance runs from easy to medium efforts. Compared to other Hoka shoes, they are more similar to the Mach shoes, which are lighter and great everyday shoes, versus the Clifton, which has more cushion but feels slower to run in. They feel very stable with the amount of cushion and wide base. The foam and heel-toe drop don't feel as snappy as other shoes, which doesn’t make them well-suited for speed workouts or long runs. I wore them on a mix of road and rail trails for distances ranging from 3 to 10 miles. I preferred them for recovery/easy runs versus tempo workouts.”
The Kawana 2 is a personal favorite of mine. The shoe provides a generous cushioning bed without being too heavy. It has a low heel-to-toe drop of 5mm. Not used to low drops? The MetaRocker promotes propulsion so that you won’t be distracted by the low offset.
Snag this now! The latest Arahi 8 is on the cheap and only available in this men’s colorway. We loved the Arahi 8 for its accommodating midfoot fit, roomy toebox, and new H-Frame stability system. It’s a lightweight stability trainer that caters to overpronators and neutral runners alike.
Think of the Transport as a hybrid for commuters. The lightweight trainer can traverse over the road or your city’s bridle path when you’re racing home or getting in a short workout during your lunch break. The quick-toggle lacing lets you run without fear of tripping over untied laces.
“The shoe stays dry due to the Cordura fabric upper,” said tester Dave Sabol. “It’s well cushioned, but not too much. And the lock-lace style system is really reliable and better than the standard.”
These are a lightweight fave among testers, but it's only on sale in the women's shoe. “These shoes were competitive with others shoes I’ve worn and tested,” said Titan Casey, who previously tested the New Balance FuelCell Rebel v3 for us. “I really enjoyed running with these shoes. I’ve mainly ran on roads, paths and sidewalks with paces ranging from 5:50 to 8:00. These shoes felt like I could cover these pace ranges easily. There wasn’t a defined pace the shoes were designed for which I really liked.”
The ClifTEN shoes are the GOAT for wide-footed runners. Our associate commerce photo editor, Saba Ahmed, who has wide feet, tested the shoe, and she loves them.“The Hoka ClifTEN is probably one of the most comfortable shoes I have run in (don’t tell my Brooks). As a wide shoe wearer, I felt no discomfort in the midfoot area and there was plenty of flexibility by the toes,” she says.
Amanda Furrer, Editor, Running Reviews, studied journalism at NYU and writing at Emerson College. She has reviewed gear and covered other topics in the running space for almost 10 years. Since 2013, she has consecutively run the Boston Marathon. She also has a master’s degree in gastronomy from Boston University and was formerly a professional baker for two years before hanging up her apron.
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