Dakota Fanning was recently photographed in New York City wearing Hoka Mach 7 running shoes while filming, pairing them with black leggings and a windbreaker. The popular sneakers, known for their foam cushioning designed to absorb shock, were noted for providing comfort during both running and walking.
The Hoka Mach 7s also feature a sticky rubber forefoot and durabrasion rubber at the heels to help prevent slips. While Fanning chose a black colorway, the model is available in 11 other colors.
Beyond Fanning's endorsement, the brand has garnered a loyal following among Page Six editors. Elana Fishman, Page Six Style & Shopping Director, described her own experience with the Hoka Clifton 10s, stating, "Brisk walking is my primary form of exercise, so I basically live in my Hoka Clifton 10s." She added that averaging around 10,000 steps daily, she has "never found a more comfortable, cushioned sneaker; it really does feel like you’re walking on clouds." Fishman also noted her positive experience with the Mach collection and praised Hoka's color options.
Associate Shopping Editor Hannah Southwick also expressed her affinity for the brand, particularly the Women’s Bondi 9 Shoes. "I’ve worn Hokas for about six years now. They’re so comfortable, and they’re my go-to walking around shoes," she said.
The brand's reputation for superior cushioning is also recognized within the running community. The Hoka Mach 7 running shoes are available for purchase, with pricing subject to change.