Hoka Challenger ATR 7 Wide vs Hoka Solimar
The Solimar is the better pick for most women who run on roads, tracks or gym floors: it is lighter, has a smoother rocker and a higher owner rating. The Challenger ATR 7 Wide only wins if you actually leave pavement, where its 4mm lugs and wider last give grip and room the Solimar cannot match. Both use compression-molded EVA and vegan materials, so the split is terrain and fit, not build quality.
- Choose the Challenger ATR 7 Wide if you split your miles between gravel, light trails and road and want a wide, max-cushion fit with real outsole grip.
- Choose the Solimar if you run mostly on road, track or treadmill and want the lighter, nimbler daily trainer with the stronger owner rating.
Prices
- Hoka Challenger ATR 7 Wide: $180.49 at Truegether (last seen Nov 13)
- Hoka Solimar: $84.99 at Relay (last seen Nov 13)
- Difference: the Hoka Solimar is $95.50 cheaper than the Hoka Challenger ATR 7 Wide at the latest prices (Nov 13)

