I ran 35 miles in the Hoka Clifton 11 and it’s a comfortable daily trainer, but I’d buy this instead
The Hoka Clifton 11 mostly sticks to the design of the Clifton 10 and is a dependably daily training option, but the new Clifton Pro is a better all-round option and only $10 more.
The Hoka Clifton 11 is a comfortable daily trainer that is very similar to its predecessor, the Clifton 10. The only notable changes are minor updates to the upper and a slightly softer sock liner. While there are some big updates planned for the Clifton Pro, Hoka decided to put them into the Clifton Pro instead of the Clifton 11.
The Clifton Pro features a new midsole foam that creates a more energetic and fun ride, making it one of the best running shoes launched this year. For those who need a more enjoyable option, rivals like the Puma Deviate Pure Nitro, Asics Novablast 6, and Clifton Pro are worth considering. The Clifton 11, however, remains a great option for those who prioritize comfort for easy miles and those who spend long hours on their feet for work.
It is currently available in 15 colors for women and 13 colors for men, in both wide and standard fits. The shoe is priced at $155 in the U.S. and £140 in the U.K., which is $10/£10 cheaper than the Clifton Pro.
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