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HokaDaily Trainers
Clifton 10
HOKA's benchmark daily trainer — taller stack, higher drop, same easy-mile manners.
₹12,999277g · 12mm drop
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A Pebax-plated super trainer built to double as a race-pace workout shoe.
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Mach X 3
₹15,999 · choose a size
Third time's the charm for the Mach X — a lighter, snappier update that pairs a full-length Pebax plate with HOKA's springiest foam yet for a ride that sits comfortably alongside the best plated super trainers on the market. It has enough structure for marathon-pace long runs and enough pop for interval sessions, without the price or fragility of a dedicated race shoe.
First Stride lists EU sizing as the primary scale, with UK equivalents on each size button. Running shoes should have a thumb's width of room at the toe — if you are between sizes, take the larger one. Wide feet should size up half in Asics and Nike.
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Hoka charges a premium for the name on the side. Here’s a Chinese-brand alternative built to do the same job on the road, spec for spec — you decide if the difference is worth ₹6,000.
Hoka Mach X 3 |  Qiaodan Feiying PB 6.0 | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | ₹15,999 | ₹9,99938% less |
| Weight | 252 g | 180 g |
| Heel-to-toe drop | 10 mm | 6 mm |
| Heel stack height | 43 mm | 36 mm |
| Forefoot stack height | 33 mm | 30 mm |
| Plate | Full-length Pebax plate | Full-length suspended double-hollow carbon fibre |
| Midsole foam | Dual-density supercritical EVA/PEBA | Super Q-KUNGFU PRO (~92% energy return) |
| Upper | Warp-knit | Engineered mesh, wide-last fit |
| Outsole | Compression-molded rubber | CPU high-traction rubber |
| Energy return | 58.9% heel / 69.3% forefoot (RunRepeat lab test) | Up to 92% energy return (Qiaodan brand claim, not independently lab-verified) |
| Best for | Workouts, marathon-pace long runs, budget racing | Tempo runs, workouts, marathon-pace long runs |
| Colourway | Neon Rose / Neon Tangerine | Forget-Me-Not Blue |
Plate material
Hoka Mach X 3: Mach X 3 uses a Pebax plate — a flexible, energy-returning choice.
Qiaodan Feiying PB 6.0: Feiying PB 6.0's carbon plate is stiffer and more propulsive, generally the more race-oriented of the two materials.
Weight & stack
Hoka Mach X 3: Mach X 3 runs a 43mm stack at 252g, built for higher-volume training as well as budget racing.
Qiaodan Feiying PB 6.0: Feiying PB 6.0 is 72g lighter at a lower 36mm stack, favouring speed over that higher-volume brief.
Upper
Hoka Mach X 3: Mach X 3's warp-knit upper is snug and structured.
Qiaodan Feiying PB 6.0: Feiying PB 6.0's wide-last mesh trades some of that snugness for a roomier fit.
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