Side View of Men’s Hoka Arahi 6 running shoe in ice water primrose – featuring a breathable engineered mesh upper, stabilizing J-Frame midsole for lightweight support, and early-stage Meta-Rocker for smooth, efficient transitions.
Angled view of Men’s Arahi 6 running shoe in ice water and primrose – featuring breathable mesh panels for ventilation, supportive midsole with medial post for stability, and sleek silhouette optimized for running efficiency.
Back view of Men’s Arahi 6 running shoe in ice water and primrose – featuring molded heel counter for rearfoot stability, pull tab for easy on and off, and subtle branding details.
Top view of Men’s Arahi 6 running shoe in ice water and primrose – featuring padded tongue and collar for comfort, moisture-wicking lining to keep feet dry, and secure lace-up closure for locked-in fit.

Men's Arahi 6 - Ice Water/Primrose (D Width)

$149.99 USD
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The HOKA Men’s Arahi 6 in Ice Water/Primrose delivers the rare combination of maximum cushioning and innovative stability—without added weight. Whether you’re training hard or walking daily, this shoe supports your stride every step of the way.

Key Features:

  • D Width (Regular) – Standard width for most men's shoes
  • J-Frame™ Midsole Support – Provides dynamic stability to reduce overpronation without the use of stiff materials
  • Compression-Molded EVA Midsole – Delivers balanced cushioning and shock absorption for a soft yet responsive feel
  • Early Stage Meta-Rocker Geometry – Promotes a smooth heel-to-toe transition with every step
  • Engineered Mesh Upper – Lightweight and breathable for cool, all-day comfort
  • Plush Tongue and Heel Collar – Increases step-in comfort and reduces irritation
  • Durable Rubber Outsole – Offers long-lasting traction and stability
  • Orthotic Friendly – Removable insole allows for custom orthotics or inserts
  • Helps with foot conditions such as overpronation, plantar fasciitis, flat feet, knee or hip pain, shin splints, tendon irritation, and general foot fatigue