- Is the Hoka Transport 2 GTX good for hiking?
- It handles day hikes, gravel paths and wet city streets well. For steep, rocky or multi-day routes, a stiffer hiking boot is a better choice.
- How does it compare with the Salomon XT-6 GTX?
- The Transport 2 is roomier and more cushioned with a flatter 5 mm drop. The Salomon is lighter and more agile, with a more aggressive outsole for technical trails.
- Does it run true to size?
- Most wearers find it true to size, and wide widths are offered. If you wear thick socks or have broad feet, consider the wide version.
- Is it breathable enough for summer?
- The Gore-Tex membrane keeps water out but traps heat. It is comfortable in cool or wet weather and can feel warm on hot, dry days.
- What is the drop and cushioning like?
- It has a 5 mm drop with an EVA midsole, giving a flatter and more stable feel than Hoka's high-stack road shoes.
- Can I wear it for running?
- It is designed for walking and light trail use. Runners wanting speed or long road miles should look at Hoka's road running line instead.
- Where is the Hoka Transport 2 GTX cheapest?
- At Zappos, for $154.95, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Hoka Transport 2 GTX?
- 8 stores we checked sell it, including Zappos, Nordstrom, Scheels, Triathlete Sports, Dick's Sporting Goods.