This story is part of NBC Selected’s New & Notable column, where we highlight our favorite product launches.We will continuously update this article throughout the month with new releases we think you should know about.Footwear, apparel and accessories launchesHoka Arahi 9$154.99Dick's Sporting Goods$155.00Fleet Feet$155.00HokaPodiatrists we’ve talked to say the Hoka Arahi is one of their favorite stability sneakers for walking and running, and the brand just debuted its latest version.
The Arahi 9, which is made with a little more cushioning for a slightly softer feel compared to the previous iteration, has Hoka’s H-frame stability system to prevent your feet from overpronating (rolling inward too much).The brand upgraded the material on the sides of the shoe, making it tighter to give you more support, and added reflective details for extra safety in low light.
You can get these sneakers in men’s and women’s sizes, and regular, wide and extra-wide widths.Nike Hybrid RN$144.99Nike$145.00NikeNike created these shoes for people who cross-train, meaning they run and strength train back-to-back — for example, they’re ideal for CrossFit, Orangetheory or Hyrox.The sneakers, which come in men’s and women’s styles, have enough cushioning to absorb shock and keep your feet comfortable while running, but not so much that you feel unstable while lifting.
Their wide base gives your feet lots of contact with the ground to stay balanced, there’s rubber at the heel to prevent the foam from expanding too much during weighted exercises and the grippy, durable outsole makes sure your feet stay in place.The Hybrid RN also has an X-shaped overlay on the top of the shoe to secure your feet as you quickly switch moves.Oofos Oocoozie Mules$129.95Oofos$130.00NordstromThese Oofos slippers blend recovery with coziness.
They’re made with the brand’s signature foam and deep heel cup to absorb impact and keep you comfortable with every step, plus there’s a she...