Hoka Arahi 8 or Clifton 10: which one for Indian runners who overpronate?

Arahi 8 is built specifically for overpronation with J-Frame technology that guides the foot without the rigidity of a traditional medial post. Clifton 10 is a neutral shoe with maximum cushion but no pronation correction. If you overpronate and want both correction and cushion, Arahi 8 is the right choice; Clifton suits neutral runners.

How does Hoka Arahi 8 sizing run compared to other running brands for Indian feet?

Hoka recommends going half a size up from your usual running shoe size because the toe box is generously shaped and the heel cup runs slightly firm. For Indian buyers with wider feet, this half-size-up rule generally holds; the Arahi 8 has a wider forefoot than the Bondi but similar to the Clifton.

How many kilometres is the Arahi 8 midsole good for on Indian roads?

Hoka rates the Arahi 8 midsole at approximately 500 to 800 km before noticeable cushion compression. On Indian roads with concrete and stone surfaces, expect the lower end of that range. Rotating two pairs extends both pairs' lifespans significantly, a common practice for runners logging 40 to 60 km per week.