HOKA Clifton 10 - Black - Size 3

These shoes are specifically designed for active children ('future flyers') for everyday training and general active use, offering comfort and performance similar to HOKA's adult models.

They feature a 'hyper cushy midsole' made with 30% sugarcane EVA for superior cushioning, a 'smooth MetaRocker' for easy strides, and a breathable jacquard upper for enhanced airflow.

Yes, they are built with enhanced durability features including a TPU toecap and heel, a rugged Durabrasion sticky rubber outsole, and a hardwearing toe cap to withstand active play.

Yes, they are equipped with '360 degrees of reflectivity' to help children remain visible in low-light environments.

Indeed. The breathable jacquard knit upper contains 57% recycled PET (rPET), and the linings are 95% rPET. The midsole also incorporates 30% sugarcane EVA.

Yes, the product description states that these shoes are vegan.

This specific variant is UK Size 3 for kids. It's recommended to refer to HOKA's official sizing guide if you are unsure or need to convert sizes for a precise fit.

Ensure the shoe size is correct (UK Size 3). Check that socks are not too thick. Adjust the lacing to find a comfortable tension across the foot. The moulded, removable sockliner can be removed and reinserted to ensure it is seated correctly.

Regularly wipe down the shoes with a damp cloth after use to remove surface dirt. For tougher stains, use a mild soap solution and a soft brush, then wipe clean with a damp cloth and air dry away from direct sunlight or heat.

This can sometimes be caused by moisture trapped within the shoe or between the sockliner and the sole. Remove the sockliner and allow both the shoe interior and sockliner to dry completely. Ensure socks are dry. If the squeak persists, it may be due to new materials settling; this often resolves with continued wear.

Ensure the reflective surfaces are clean. Dirt and mud can obscure their visibility. Gently wipe reflective areas with a damp cloth to restore their effectiveness. For optimal reflectivity, avoid harsh chemicals that could damage the material.