Double Tap to Zoom

HOKA’s Stealth/Tech collection lives up to its name, delivering a duo of techy, stealthy-looking sneakers. 

The ultra-bulky Bondi 8 Caged and rugged Tecton X 2 models, developed for road running and trail running respectively, have both undergone aesthetic upgrades through new paint jobs. 

Both shoes come in a brown-colored makeover with reflective detailing (although, the Tecton X 2 does include some hits of black on the sole and knitted upper). It’s a color execution not too dissimilar from HOKA’s previous SATISFY collaborations, arguably its best ongoing partnership.

If you weren’t able to get your hands on the Satisfy HOKA Mafate Speed 4 Lite or Clifton LS in brown, these might be your next best option. 

More minimal than their technical running counterparts, with big hits of HOKA branding removed, this is a lifestyle-focused release. However, with features like propulsive carbon-fiber plates and ultra-lightweight foam, they’re embedded with many of HOKA’s cutting-edge innovations

Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.

Days after the announcement of a wild, but similarly brown-colored recovery shoe in collaboration with paria /FARZANEH, the HOKA Stealth/Tech collection is available now with the Bondi 8 Caged retailing for $165 and the Tecton X 2 costing $225.

Once again, HOKA takes its speed-oriented shoes and transforms them into chunked-up casual sneakers.

Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.

If you want to wear HOKAs outside of running, there have never been more lifestyle-oriented options to choose from

We Recommend
  • High-Tech Running Shoes Are Cool Again
  • The Most Comfortable Sneakers & Where to Buy Them
  • Every Chunky Shoe Owes a Debt to This HOKA
  • Within Dover Street Market, There Are Two Sneaker Wolves
What To Read Next
  • You Can Shred These ASICS Until They’re Blue
  • This Legendary Dad Shoe Defines What "Made in USA" Means
  • Can CdG, an Art Gallery & an Artist Sell You the Smell of Earth?
  • Vans’ Vibram-Soled Trail Sneaker Is Tough by Design, Fly by Nature
  • Why Is a Sandal Company Making Leather Tabi Surf Boots?
  • “Touch Grass,” Says the Nike Gaming Slide. And Means It