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Built with performance, versatility, and recovery in mind, the Hoka One One Women's Stinson B Evo Trail Running Shoe features a rockered midsole with supreme cushioning to encourage efficient running. The Stinson B Evo is lightweight and extremely breathable and reduces fatigue while increasing rebound—both uphill and down.
  • 4mm rockered geometry features a low toe-heel differential to guide your foot into a healthy midfoot strike
  • Oversized midsole design greatly reduces supination and pronation by stabilizing your foot's movement upon ground contact
  • 2.5 times more voluminous than that of most running shoes, the Stinson B's midsole foam dissipates up to 80% of heelstrike shock and improves propulsion
  • High-traction outsole has an aggressive tread pattern for gripping all terrain types
  • Oversized outsole has twice the surface area of typical running shoes', increasing traction, ground contact, and stability
  • Demanded by testers, the Stinson B features a slightly wider fit than its predecessor, improving comfort and swell room
  • Featherlight weight eases uphill running and reduces fatigue for quicker recovery

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staceybski980228

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The Stinson is much more streamlined than the Mafate. The Mafate is my favorite trail shoe but the Stinson is great for road running, hiking and walking. If you have sore feet, knees, or hips I highly recommend this shoe. It has been a game changer for me.

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calp88476

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  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

I've only had these shoes for five days, and worn them four times, but I feel I must comment ....
I resisted trying these shoes for a long time--tried almost everything else, and most recently went the minimalist route. I have a functional leg length discrepancy from a broken hip and almost no cartilage in one knee from a past bike accident (hit by a truck), and the old injuries were catching up to me in a big way. Running, my favorite form of exercise, had become very unpleasant and often painful. Then I bought a pair of Hoka Stinson Evos. I thought they would feel mushy, but it's more of a trampoline-rebound feeling -- springy rather than mushy. Absolutely NO knee pain, and the lack of pain (or fear of pain on landing) helped improve my biomechanics -- I wasn't changing my form to avoid discomfort. Again, it's only been a few days, but I'm excited about running again -- something I haven't felt for a long, long time. I'm so glad I gave these shoes a try!