The Hoka Tecton X is an exciting new shoe that contains two carbon fiber plates. We wanted to see the construction of the plates because World Athletics Regulations require all parts of a “rigid structure” to be in one plane — they cannot be stacked. In addition to opening the shoe, our wear test team performs mileage to see how it performs on the track. Two of our testers took the Tecton X straight out of its box and walked 50Ks. We will have a detailed review soon.
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