Save on HOKA Clifton 10 and Arahi 8 Running Shoes at Confluence Running
HOKA Clifton 10 and Arahi 8 Clearance: Save on Two Everyday Favorites
Two popular HOKA daily trainers are now on sale at Confluence Running. The neutral HOKA Clifton 10 is $104.88, down from $155, while the stability-focused HOKA Arahi 8 is $120, down from $150. Both are built for comfortable everyday miles, but they serve different needs. The Clifton 10 provides a highly cushioned neutral platform, while the Arahi 8 adds HOKA's H-Frame™ technology for added stability. Shop both at Confluence Running while clearance sizes remain available.
HOKA Clifton 10: Cushioned Comfort for Daily Miles
The Clifton 10 takes HOKA's long-running neutral trainer in a more cushioned direction. The shoe has a higher stack than its predecessor, an 8 mm manufacturer-listed heel-to-toe drop, and a roomier forefoot. RunRepeat found the Clifton 10 true to size and measured substantially more room at the widest part of the shoe than the Clifton 9. Reviewers also highlighted its comfortable upper, stable feel, and protective cushioning for long runs, easy miles, walking, and everyday wear.
Underfoot, the Clifton 10 uses a compression-molded EVA midsole paired with HOKA's MetaRocker™ geometry to create a cushioned, rolling transition through your stride. The added stack increases impact protection, while the broader platform helps the shoe remain stable despite its height. RunRepeat's testing also found improved traction compared with the Clifton 9. The result is a neutral trainer that prioritizes protection and consistent comfort rather than a highly energetic or speed-focused ride.
HOKA Arahi 8: Everyday Cushioning with Added Stability
If you prefer more guidance underfoot, the HOKA Arahi 8 takes a different approach. The eighth version introduces the H-Frame™ stability system, using a firmer secondary foam to provide support within the shoe's cushioned platform. The update also brings a softer feel and a wider fit than the Arahi 7. RunRepeat found it true to size and noted that the wider toe box gives the newest Arahi a less restrictive fit than its predecessor.
The Arahi 8 pairs its H-Frame construction with compression-molded EVA cushioning and an Early-Stage MetaRocker™ designed to smooth transitions. HOKA lists an 8 mm drop, while its higher stack adds more impact protection than the previous generation. Independent testing found strong shock absorption while the H-Frame helped maintain the steady ride expected from the Arahi line. At $120, down from $150, it's an option for runners and walkers who want everyday HOKA cushioning with added guidance.
Clifton 10 or Arahi 8?
The biggest difference comes down to support. The Clifton 10 is a neutral daily trainer, while the Arahi 8 is a stability shoe with H-Frame guidance. Both feature cushioned platforms, MetaRocker geometry, and roomier fits than their predecessors. If you're unsure which design works best for you, visit Confluence Running and our fit specialists can help you compare them in person. With the Clifton 10 now $104.88 and the Arahi 8 $120, you can also shop both online while clearance inventory lasts.
