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Performance and style converge in Hoka’s newest Mafate THREE2

Hoka grows its Mafate THREE2 lineup with two new colorways

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Although Hoka’s current lineup is full of year-round favorites with a cult following, it hasn’t stopped the brand from continuing to expand its offering. In a new release, the fan-favorite brand has introduced new designs to complete its Mafate THREE2 lineup, which is sure to draw attention from those who appreciate the brand’s consistency and style. In typical Hoka fashion, the new Mafate THREE2 designs offer versatility that allows users to transition seamlessly from trails to streets with minimal disruption. Whether you’re looking for your next trail sneaker or a chunky new comfort sneaker, these new shoes deliver in cushion and style. Equipped with everything you need to feel comfortable in each step, these designs are a must for those looking to upgrade their current footwear rotation. 

Hoka continues to grow with new Mafate THREE2 sneakers

Arriving in two new colorways, “Cast Iron/Mineral Brown” and “Frost/Black,” the new Mafate THREE2 sneakers continue to amaze after reappearing from the archives. “Cast Iron” arrives with a dark charcoal mesh featuring brown overlays, adding a touch of color that remains neutral and minimalist. On the other hand, “Frost” features a light-grey base with black accents, resulting in a sleek and understated design. Both iterations feature breathable mesh and synthetic overlays for optimal comfort and fit. A compression-molded EVA midsole provides impact absorption and plush cushioning, enhancing comfort with every step. On the outside, the Vibram Megagrip outsole gives users traction on any surface. The new Mafate THREE2 are available via Billy’s and Hoka’s online platforms, as well as selected third-party retailers.

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