CA$135.99
CA$169.99Save CA$34.00 (20%)
at Altitude Sports
Price checked Oct 30, 2026
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- The lowest price we’ve tracked since September 2026 is CA$135.00; today’s price is CA$135.99.
- The current price has held for 23 days.
- Across the 51 Footwear deals we’re tracking right now, the median discount is 33%. This deal’s 20% off is below that mark.
Based on prices we’ve recorded from Altitude Sports since September 2026, refreshed several times daily.
About this product
The Hoka Mach 7 is a neutral road running shoe built for everyday training with a focus on responsive, lightweight cushioning. Its creel jacquard upper (88% textile, 12% synthetic) features zonal breathability and an internal gusset for a secure, locked-in fit, while the 100% textile lining adds comfort underfoot. The midsole uses super-critically foamed EVA to deliver a snappy, energetic ride, complemented by a speed-oriented tongue design. Underfoot, the outsole combines sticky rubber at the forefoot for grip with Durabrasion rubber at the heel for durability, in an 85% rubber and 15% EVA construction. The geometry sits at a 5mm heel-to-toe drop, with a 36.8mm heel stack and 31.8mm forefoot stack, offering a well-cushioned yet connected feel to the road. At 237g, the Mach 7 strikes a practical balance between protection and agility. Available in Cobalt Blue and Neon Green, and reported by customers to fit true to size.
- Category
- Footwear
- Brand
- Hoka
- Material
- Upper: 88% Textile, 12% Synthetic, Lining: 100% Textile, Outsole: 85% Rubber, 15% EVA, Primary: Textile, Best for: Road Running
- Color
- Cobalt Blue - Neon Green
- Upper
- 88% Textile, 12% Synthetic
- Lining
- 100% Textile
- Weight
- 237g
- Cushion
- Responsive
- Outsole
- 85% Rubber, 15% EVA
- Primary
- Textile
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Hoka Mach 7 as one of the best lightweight daily trainers available, highlighting its impressive versatility across easy runs, tempo efforts, and moderate long runs. Its supercritical EVA midsole delivers a firm, peppy, and efficient ride, while the built-in rocker geometry promotes smooth transitions. The upgraded dual-compound outsole earns particular acclaim for improved grip and wet-weather traction, and the refined creel jacquard upper is widely noted for its breathability, secure lockdown, and overall fit quality. The most common criticisms center on the incremental nature of the update over the Mach 6, with some reviewers questioning whether the changes justify the price increase. A few testers note the midsole foam feels less snappy than the previous version, and some runners find the fit runs narrow. The shoe is also considered less suited for very long runs or short, high-intensity speed sessions.


