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HOKA
Kaha 2 Low GTX Hiking Shoe - Men's

3.405940594059406 out of 5 stars
101 Reviews
$165.00 - $219.95
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Color:Black/Black

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Why We Like The Kaha 2 Low GTX Hiking Shoe

Back again, the HOKA Kaha 2 Low GTX still brings comfort and support to a lower-profile shoe for hiking on any terrain. HOKA's trademark cushioned outsole protects joints as we cover ground, while the nubuck leather upper with GORE-TEX membrane keeps feet dry through shallow crossings and rain storms. The Kaha's EVA-cushioned construction allows us to more comfortably ascend the trail and more quickly descend back for a celebratory beverage.


Details

  • Lightweight hiking shoe for fast-paced outings
  • Vibram Megagrip outsole offers superior traction
  • EVA midsole supplies comfort on uneven surfaces
  • GORE-TEX membrane protects you from changing alpine weather
  • Full-grain leather construction is highly abrasion-resistant
  • Item #HOKZ060
Upper Material
nubuck leather
Waterproofing
GORE-TEX
Closure
lace
Midsole
EVA
Sole
Vibram Megagrip, multidirectional lugs
Claimed Weight
15.8oz
Manufacturer Warranty
45 days
Activity
hiking

Overall Rating

3.5 based on 101 ratings

Review Summary

1 Stars - 18 reviews
2 Stars - 16 reviews
3 Stars - 14 reviews
4 Stars - 13 reviews
5 Stars - 40 reviews

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3 out of 5 stars

May 6, 2024

I would not buy online again.

I ordered online size 11-1/2 and received size 11. The 11 fit, just not as comfortable as I like. Returning is a pain, so if I bought again it would have to be from a brick and mortar store. Then you give up selection.

Old Man
hokaoneone.com

Originally reviewed on hokaoneone.com

4 out of 5 stars

April 30, 2024

Great shoe, short lifespan

I'm on my fourth pair. I love how they feel. I can walk forever in them. The waterproofing is reliable. The all black color looks best. The only problem is that they wear out really fast. My last pair, which I bought August 10, 2023, is already worn out, both the tread and the inside cushioning just above the heel. I wear them several times a 2-5 times per week, walking maybe 20,000 steps per week, mostly on concrete sidewalks, but also on soft paths in the park. I wear a 14 in the Stinson and Bondi, a 13 in the Kaha and Recovery lines.

StevenCinNYC
hokaoneone.com

Originally reviewed on hokaoneone.com

1 out of 5 stars

April 30, 2024

Runs smaller than every previous pair ive purchased

Bought the kaha 2 low after loving my two pairs of mid top gen 1 kahas. Have owned probably in the neighborhood of 50 pairs of size 13 hokas (arahi's, gaviota's, conquest's etc), over the years. 49 of them were spot on sizing. This pair of the low kaha 2's are the first pair that feels like a size 12. Mislabeled perhaps? Ive worn them for months trying to break them in but have to remove them after an hour or two due to "big toe squish". I will continue buying hokas but will probably not get the kaha 2 low again. Disappointing as it's an expensive shoe.

JB
hokaoneone.com

Originally reviewed on hokaoneone.com

3 out of 5 stars

April 30, 2024

Good and bad

I've only worn the shoes a few times, and they are comfortable, but I have found 2 issues. First, and this is a common issue, is that the laces won't stay tied. I will have to replace them. Second, and more serious is a defect at a point where the rubberized toe cap meets the soft upper material above the big toe. That seam has started to separate and a small hole has appeared at the seam separates. At this price, and after only a few light uses, this is definitely a defect.

Tom B
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Originally reviewed on hokaoneone.com

5 out of 5 stars

April 26, 2024

great shoe

since the first walk, I felt very happy with my choice. my walk is a forward-looking experience. feels very supportive and plush. I hardly feel the ground. the added resistance to water is very useful and they look great.

argento
hokaoneone.com

Originally reviewed on hokaoneone.com

1 out of 5 stars

April 19, 2024

Worst shoes ever!

HOKA, you are pushing your old customers away! The heels slip, the toe boxes are asymmetrical, the sizing is always different, the price keeps going up, the quality keeps going down, the quality control is a disaster, etc. I almost thought I bought fake shoes from the HOKA official site. I own 12 pairs of HOKA shoes, and I never had a pair like this one--- I can't find any advantage to it! Before you raise your price for more profit, why not upgrade the quality first? These shoes suck!

Quentin.G
hokaoneone.com

Originally reviewed on hokaoneone.com

5 out of 5 stars

April 17, 2024

True comfort

Purchased the kana 2 tx Excellent experience walking on trail. Very stable, comfortable feel on uneven surfaces like gravel,and roots .i have both knees replaced over 10 years ago and am very sensitive to impact on my knees. With the Hokas I feel much more capable to walk and jog.

Argento
hokaoneone.com

Originally reviewed on hokaoneone.com

2 out of 5 stars

April 14, 2024

Overrated.

I have worn New Balance for years. Decided to try Hokas which were recommended by friends and family. Don't fit nearly as good as New Balance and paid over twice the price of New Balance. I'm one and done.

Stephen
hokaoneone.com

Originally reviewed on hokaoneone.com

3 out of 5 stars

April 8, 2024

Disapointed

Had hoped to find a shoe with Gore Tex but less rugged looking than my pair of Anacapas and more suitable for everyday wear. It would be nice to be able to get something like the basic Bondi but with Gore Tex.

Barry
hokaoneone.com

Originally reviewed on hokaoneone.com

1 out of 5 stars

April 8, 2024

I would buy several colors, but runs too narrow. Need wider

When can we get the Kaha 2 low GTX in a wide width? Pleeeease.

Jim
hokaoneone.com

Originally reviewed on hokaoneone.com