The new X3 missile from Hoka gives improvements to feel faster
With a new upper, midnight foam configuration and generally better accommodation, Hoka Rocket X3 has significantly developed from the previous version.
With half a new double density foam, the level of energy returns significantly from the first step. Combining this revised “Active Foot Frame” was a carbon plate, and the shoe wants you to throw you down the path with an incredibly energetic feeling.
Pulling in only 219G (men’s UK 10), the shoe disappears on foot, and while it contains a 7 mm sheet shoe drop, it feels a little lower, maybe midnight foam.
This is aside, the shoe feels much more stable than the previous version and even breaks between recovery runs when some race shoes feel unstable to shock.
Take the PACE and the rock geometry, half of the double density, and the carbon plate enters itself, with a stock and energetic feeling that both smiles and speed stimulates. It’s a lively trip and the best race from brand.
The new “Sticky-Rubber” patent promised a stray at a different race day, although the conditions on my Parkrun test were dry. In other words, the rubber itself is reasonable, so it must provide very good fortitude, that is, a few miles from shoes.
One-time knitted is very open and respiratory, but offers more form and structure than X2 missile and offers better location, particularly in the heel area and footwear.
You can buy Hoka – Rocket X 3 nowAnd it promises to provide an improved performance of everyone in the previous model, as well as a versatile road race, faster tempo run and break sessions.
