Meet the Kaha 2 Frost Moc GTX—a warm and waterproof all-terrain slip-on based on HOKA’s bestselling hiker. It’s ready to keep your feet warm and secure when you’re recovering from a day on the slopes—or stocking up on supplies before a blizzard hits. HOKA’s earned a reputation for unreal, long-haul comfort and these easily live up to that reputation. Add the GORE-TEX membrane, Vibram® Megagrip outsole, and 300g of insulation and you’ve got a slip-on that’s capable of kickin’ it with the best hikers out there.
Features
Cold-weather rated to -32°C/-25°F
Waterproof GORE-TEX membrane keeps feet dry
PrimaLoft® Black insulation provides additional protection
Stretch-fleece top collar with 35% recycled polyester for a snug fit
Quick-lace toggle closure with recycled bungee lace for easy adjustments
Vibram® Megagrip outsole with Traction Lug offers superior grip
Dual-density CMEVA midsole with HUBBLE® heel and SwallowTail™ for cushioned support
TPU film toe cap for added protection
Materials
Upper: 91% Recycled ripstop polyester
Insulation: PrimaLoft® Black
Midsole: Dual-density CMEVA with HUBBLE® heel and SwallowTail™
Outsole: Vibram® Megagrip with Traction Lug
Top Collar: Stretch-fleece with 35% recycled polyester
Imported
Sizing
The Kaha 2 Frost Moc GTX fits true to size, take your normal running shoe size
If you're not sure, compare your foot length to the chart below
Size Chart
US Size
Foot Length (cm)
8
25.6
8½
26
9
26.4
9½
26.8
10
27.2
10½
27.7
11
28.1
11½
28.5
12
28.9
13
29.8
All measurements in centimeters.
About HOKA
Born in the French Alps, HOKA’s unmistakable footwear was originally conceived as the solution to a straightforward problem: go downhill faster during endurance races. The brand’s blend of maximalist cushioning, enhanced stability, and shockingly light weight was quickly embraced by ultramarathoners (for obvious reasons) and their pack of loyal acolytes has only continued to grow. Expanding to encompass all other walks of life where comfort and performance are paramount, HOKA’s mission to share the magic of movement shows no signs of slowing down any time soon.
