The Constant will be a neutral platform that provides support through the active foot frame (the sidewall wrap). Basically, the Constant, like many of our shoes, should be supportive if you need it, neutral if you don't. The Constant should be even more supportive, if necessary, than our previous models, and should also have a roomier fit.
GG
Hoka is coming out with a shoe called the "Constant" in 2015.From Runblogger's site:
"Description via HOKA: “The new Constant road shoe offers the most stable ride and generous fit in the HOKA lineup. The combination of cushioning EVA and RMAT® high-rebound material delivers guided stability and increased durability, while an over-sized active foot frame provides support. A mono-wrap tongue coupled with asymmetrical lacing supports the foot through the arch while reducing pressure across the top of the foot. The Constant will be available at specialty running stores for a suggested retail price of $160.”"
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EnderWiggan wrote:
Sounds like the "Constant" is a stability shoe whereas the Altra's are more neutral... TriBodyboarder wrote:
apache wrote:
...FYI, the new Bondi4 is supposed to have a wide feet version as well (January 2015?). Hope this helps. GG
Hoka is coming out with a shoe called the "Constant" in 2015.From Runblogger's site:
"Description via HOKA: “The new Constant road shoe offers the most stable ride and generous fit in the HOKA lineup. The combination of cushioning EVA and RMAT® high-rebound material delivers guided stability and increased durability, while an over-sized active foot frame provides support. A mono-wrap tongue coupled with asymmetrical lacing supports the foot through the arch while reducing pressure across the top of the foot. The Constant will be available at specialty running stores for a suggested retail price of $160.”"
Hoka One One - Field Service Rep