Hoka’s been busy. From the “illegally high” Skyward X to the Tecton X 3, release after release has made Hoka one of the most talked about brands in sports.
However, few drops this year have generated quite as much buzz of the shoemaker’s collab with haute running label Satisfy.

Technical, minimal and very popular
First released in August, the Mafate Speed 4 Lite Stsfy married the sensibilities of both brands, using the technical chops Hoka’s existing Mafate Speed 4 as a jumping off point.
The rugged trail runner was given a lightweight transparent upper, soft microfiber collar, lay-flat tongue and ultrathin speed laces, all contributing to a race-day-inspired makeover.
