Cleaning and care
HOKA CLEANINGAND CARE GUIDE
In general, you should handwash your HOKA shoes in cold water. Use only mild soap or detergent and let your shoes air dry away from heat sources or direct sunlight.
With HOKA clothing, you will find the individual care instructions on the label inside each garment.
The following guide provides further information:
CLEANING AND DRYING WET RUNNING SHOES
Even if they're soaking wet or dirty, you can clean and care for your running shoes using common household items. It's a bit of work, but with proper care, you'll enjoy your shoes for longer.
Putting your running shoes in the washing machine or dryer will cause them to deteriorate more quickly. Take the following precautions beforehand:
If you have no other choice and your shoes need to be dry within 12 hours, clean them as described above. To dry, briefly add them to the washing machine during the final spin cycle. In an emergency, you can also put them in the dryer on a gentle cycle until they're "closet dry."
CLEANING TIPS FOR
DIFFERENT SHOE MATERIALS
Not all HOKA running shoes are made of the same material. The above instructions are suitable for most shoe materials. Here are a few tips to consider for specific materials.
Just in case: When you stuff your shoes to dry, don't forget that the newspaper has more than one function: On the one hand, it helps to dry the shoes and absorb odors, and on the other hand, it helps to shape your shoes as they dry.
HOKA SHOE CARE AND WATERPROOFING
If you waterproof your HOKA shoes beforehand, you'll enjoy them longer. Keep the following in mind:
Waterproofing sprays: Spray dry shoes with a good waterproofing spray. Let the spray dry completely – only then are your shoes weatherproof. They will be easier to clean in the future because water and dirt won't stick as easily. Repeat as needed. If you live in a rainy area, you should have two pairs of shoes so you can alternate between cleaning and waterproofing them.
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