Arahi 7
Arahi 7 is the seventh-generation stability road shoe built around HOKA’s J-Frame foam support for runners who overpronate. Compared with Arahi 6, it updates fit with a breathable flat-knit upper, plusher tongue, dual gussets, and revised midfoot lockdown. A CMEVA midsole and zonally placed Durabrasion Rubber outsole support everyday running, walking, and run/walk use without a rigid carbon structure.
- Intended uses:
- Daily
Specs
Among 865 listed shoes, this is a near the median Stability
- Weight
- 282g
- Of 811 known values: 486 lower, 5 equal, 320 higher. The marker uses the midpoint of equal values.
- Standard60.2th percentile (tie midpoint) / average +15g
- Drop
- 5mm
- Of 815 known values: 121 lower, 98 equal, 596 higher. The marker uses the midpoint of equal values.
- lowerLower 26.9%, including ties / average -1.8mm
- Stack height (heel/forefoot)
- 37 / 32mm
- Of 694 known values: 414 lower, 35 equal, 245 higher. The marker uses the midpoint of equal values.
- Standard62.2th percentile (tie midpoint) / average +2.3mm
- Carbon plate
- No
- 83% of 786 known models have no carbon plates
- Midsole
- CMEVA
- Outsole
- zonal Durabrasion rubber
- Reference price
- $145
- US price
Weight measurement and plate details
- Weight note
- Men's 282g / 28cm from Deckers Japan official PR TIMES release.
- Plate note
- Arahi 7's J-Frame is a firmer J-shaped foam stability structure running along the inside of the midsole; it is not a carbon structure.
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Comparison: All data (865 shoes)
Position map
Weight x stack height
registered average: 265g / 34.7mm (686 shoes)
The scatter plot includes only shoes with both weight and stack height registered.
Spec distributions
Weight
This shoe 282g·registered average 267g (811 shoes)
Drop
This shoe 5mm·registered average 6.8mm (815 shoes)
Stack height
This shoe 37mm·registered average 34.7mm (694 shoes)
Items with missing numeric values are excluded. Sample sizes and measurement conditions vary between models; this distribution is not a performance ranking.