Hoka Speedgoat 5 Review By 3 Runners: Best trail shoe of 2022?
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- Опубликовано: 22 май 2022
- We know the Speedgoat is a firm trail shoe fave and with the Speedgoat 5, Hoka is ringing the changes for the latest iteration of its popular shoe.
It's lighter, has a reworked upper and Hoka has tweaked things in the outsole department to up its gripping credentials.
Testers Mike, Nick and Kieran have been putting the new Speedgoat 5 to the test across a range of off-road distances to see if the Goat is still the one of the trail shoe goats.
JUMP STRAIGHT IN:
00:02 - Intro
00:11 - Price, detail and features
03:24 - Design and Fit
09:36 - The Run Test
10:33 - Verdict
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Darn good shoe and works as well as a Swiss Army Knife. A Fine shoe that has been improved.
Did you say 70 marathons in 70 days?! Wow, I’ll take a pair of those. Awesome effort
Thanks for this review, very useful!
Would this be a good shoe if your typical running route is 50-50 road and trail?
The upper is definite more comfortable and breathable than the 4. However, the new heel implantation on the 5 is a nightmare. For every run, I need to re-lace and pull hard on the lace to get a proper lock down. The 4 has a more noticeable rocker geometry and offers better foot protection from the trail. The 5 feel flat and lower down to the ground because Hoka has swapped out for a thinner insole. I do not favour the minor update on its outsole. It feels as if the speedgoat has lost some of its bite.
A speedgoat 5 vs tecton x video would be great!
Thanks for the review. I would love to love the SG5 but the ankle collar is so high that when the terrain becomes steep, off-camber or very technical, it eats my malleolus. The discomfort is so important that I cannot use them for the long mountainous runs I was foreseeing. But if these fit your feet I am convinced they are fantastic to run.
Same issue. On heavily off cancer stuff, it is painful. For everything else I love it.
Similar ankle issues at first but now after about 30 miles in the shoe I don’t notice it anymore
I have the same problem with my SG5. I have to tight the lances quite tight to prevent it bump into my malleolus. But because the lances are tight, the top of foot gets eaten up by the lances. I only use them for my 20km trail runs. For longer runs, I would wear my trusty SG4 as the ankle collar is lower and the upper is better at preventing water/rocks getting into the shoe.
Did any of you suffer heel slippage. I got mine today but the heel slips unless I heel lock that I don’t particularly like as it seems to add more pressure on the top of my foot.
Any thoughts on this compared to Saucony Xodus Ultra?
How would you compaare these to the Salomon Ultra Gluide
This or the tecton x for running on buffed out trails?
How does the Speedgoat compare to the Challenger?
How does this compare to the asics trabuco or trabuco max ?
would this be a good option for a 50km race gents?
Is this shoe ok for a mild overpronator ?
From those that have this any input on how well the SG5 drains water. I would be using on on Spartan OCR races and there will be water to go though.
You'll be fine. They drain well. 👍
Waiting for the wide 2E variant to arrive here 🇵🇭
How did the wide version perform for you?
@@bilaltahir9978 no available wide variant here. Been requesting for it since.
@@LifeInTheLongRun yeah they’re lacking in wide, funny enough here in America this is one of two hiking shoes carried in EE.
I twisted my ankle badly with speedgoat 4. It's lacking in stability in super technical terrain like on uneven rocky surfaces.
I wonder about the speedgoat 5. Is the stability better?
Answer is no. You better on buying torrent or zinal
Thank you for your advice. I appreciate it very much.
Also, "not twisting your ankle" is far more dependent on the environment and mainly your proprioceptive skills than the shoe. If you blame a shoe for twisting your ankle, you'll never find a shoe that does the job for you
Yes a very good shoe, but for me to be a avoided if running routes have contoured landscape and your running on a slant.
IF HOKA could offer a GORE-TEX version of htis shoe....and "winter tire tread".....as there are runners who run during the winter months ...or through the wet...as well..
Th SG4 Goretex was a little disappointing. Heavier, upper felt very inflexible.
As a classic Salomon firm ride for technical terrain i've never been a fan of Mushy Hokas. Too soft for my liking and that plain EVA midsole packs up way too quickly....
I've ran over 800km in both the EVO Mafate 1 as well as the EVO Speedgoat. The S/Lab Ultra 1 I had to throw away after 550km (and lots of hills) because it was just a a hard brick and my knees started to hurt ...
And the Hokas might be soft but they are also springy...
@@bikeinmotion To be fair the S/Lab Ultra 1 was the worst Salomon shoe ever made IMHO.
Hello non native speaker here why say “kinda of” “sort of” so much. With what meaning? I am learning sorry for that.
So disappointed with this shoe. It gives zero grip on surfaces that are even slightly wet or sandy. If you running on technical trails like me, please avoid the speedgoat 5.
Jeez really ? And I thought it was meant to be one of the best traction shoes out there
The footage of you two running shows you can't run. You heel strike and you ground contact time is horrible, you are not really running, just walking fast lol
One of the blokes ran a 2.29 marathon and the other bloke ran a marathon every day for like two months. Seems to work for them. Would love to hear your 'perfect running form' achievements.
Woah woah woah🤣 There are 3 people in this video, 2 of them cannot run at all. So that means the guy running a marathon a day "for like two months" did it at what, 10 min/km? 🤣 NO chance of it being any other way. It is no achievement to walk a marathon every day. Kids walk to school faster in Africa!
You asked about my achievements? Ok, I am an international mountain marathon winner! Fact! I won a tough race 44 km with 2700 m elevation gain against pros. I weighed 235 lbs in 2011, never ran in my life until then and was a chain smoker. I also had 9 surgeries from 2011 to 2016 from fractures from crashes, nearly lost an arm and almost ended up handicapped.
Still, I ran 112 mountain half-marathons in 2016 with an average elevation gain of 700+ m and an average pace of under 4:30 min/km. Good enough? I finished among top 5 in any race I ever attended.
I was running in Hokas (Clifton 1) in 2013, when you and these "reviewers" haven't even heard of Hoka!😁What else do you want to hear? At 42 years of age my 5k PB is currently 16:50 in trail shoes (Torrent). Is that OK for you? "Mr. Bump" with no subscribers, who only came here to defend the clueless, useless clowns trying to get views and audience with something they are useless at and have subpar skills in. Give me a break. My running form is excellent btw.
Bye now, hope you got your answers here. I can provide more info about myself if needed or about the lack of skill shown in this video with regards to form and running technique.
2 guys in this video cannot run a sub 90 half. Nowhere near, sorry if the truth hurts you
@@tim27scissorfists woah woah woah, I'm not hurt by the truth. Kudos to your achievements.
@@tim27scissorfists You could have just looked at their website instead of writing a small novel about how great you are. Nick has beaten your 5K PB by over a minute!
Nick Harris-Fry - Marathon PB: 2:29, 5K PB: 15:40.
Kieran Alger - Marathon PB: 2:57:03, 10k PB: 37:48.
Michael Sawh: Marathon PB: 3.43, 10K PB: 41.35
@@Feanaro5503 Don't start him off again I'm going to bed soon, don't think I'll have time to read the rest of his exploits since he last posted 😬 @tim27likesbeingfisted probably did a 12 minute 5k in his lunch break today in flip flops.