HOKA Adds the Mafate Speed 4 Lite and Project Transport to Its Stealth/Tech Collection
HOKAwas named the best footwear brand in theHypebeast100 Awards, in part thanks to the introduction of theMafate Speed 4 LitewithSatisfy. It has since brought the model to the masses via an in-line launch. Another bold step forward for the sportswear brand came at the start of the 2025, when HOKA presented the zipper shroud-equippedProject Transport.
Now, both models have come together for the latest addition to HOKA's utilitarian Stealth/Tech collection. Looking first at the Mafate Speed 4 Lite, colorways of 'White/Black' and 'Black/White' offer a translucent ripstop upper, reflectivity, a haptic dot matrix print, and Profly midsole. From there, the Project Transport dons a 'Black/White' finish that sees ripstop applied to its signature zipper shroud, a 3D-printed grid upper, and similar detailing with reflectivity and a haptic dot matrix print. All three sneakers are also backed by an exploration-ready outsole from Vibram.
For those looking to pick up a pair from this latest expansion of HOKA's Stealth/Tech collection, all three shoes are available now via the brand. Pricing starts at $160 USD for the Project Transport and goes up to $180 USD for the Mafate Speed 4 Lite.
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