Hoka Mach 6 vs HOKA Gaviota 6
The Mach 6 is the pick for most runners: it is Hoka's lightest Mach yet at 8.2 oz, with a super critical foam midsole that returns energy and a firmer, faster ride. The Gaviota 6 is a stability shoe built for overpronation, using an H-Frame to guide the foot without rigid posts, and it comes in normal, wide and extra-wide. The Mach 6 has far more owner feedback (4.5 from 2,800 ratings) and owners call it comfortable for walking too; the Gaviota 6 sits at 4.1 from 97 ratings and is the better choice only if you need pronation support.
- Choose the Mach 6 if you want a light, lively daily trainer for neutral running and don't need stability support.
- Choose the Gaviota 6 if you overpronate and want a soft, guided ride with a wide fit range.
Prices
- Hoka Mach 6: $66.95 at HUOAS (last seen Oct 31)
- HOKA Gaviota 6: $90.72 at Veloura (last seen Nov 9)
- Difference: the Hoka Mach 6 is $23.77 cheaper than the HOKA Gaviota 6 at the latest prices (Oct 31 and Nov 9)

