Hoka vs. Brooks: Which Is Better?

I'll admit that one of the reasons that I got into running was for fashion. I dug the shoes. I appreciate Brooks and Hoka because both are so squarely focused on running, as opposed to Nike or Adidas, and both have loyal followings. There's a reason practically every running store carries Hoka and Brooks. If you want to go full fam on a brand, though, Hoka makes shoes in kids sizes. It makes recovery slides. Heck, it even makes hiking sandals for those days you just want to walk in the woods. Brooks does not. The brands themselves are extremely different, though.

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