- Is the Arahi 9 good for overpronation?
- Yes. It is Hoka's stability trainer, and the J-Frame midsole guides the foot through the gait cycle without a firm medial post. It suits mild to moderate overpronation.
- How does the Arahi 9 compare with the Clifton?
- The Clifton is a lighter, softer neutral trainer. The Arahi 9 adds stability and is heavier, so choose it if you need pronation control rather than maximum cushioning alone.
- What is the drop and stack height?
- It has a 5 mm heel-to-toe drop, with a 33 mm heel and 29 mm forefoot stack. That is a lower drop than most Hoka trainers.
- Does it come in wide sizes?
- Yes. It is sold in normal, wide and extra-wide widths, which is a common reason runners pick it over narrower stability shoes.
- Is the Arahi 9 waterproof?
- No. It has a mesh upper with no Gore-Tex membrane, so it breathes well but takes on water in rain.
- Can I use it for walking or standing all day?
- Yes. The cushioning and stability suit walkers and people on their feet for long shifts, though the weight is noticeable over very long days.
- Where is the Hoka M Arahi 9 Sneakers cheapest?
- At Nordstrom, for $150.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Hoka M Arahi 9 Sneakers?
- 7 stores we checked sell it, including Nordstrom, Zappos, Triathlete Sports, HOKA, Scheels.