Hoka at Simply Sports Tonbridge

 



When:

19th July 24 (save the date)

Where:

Simply Sports Tonbridge TN9 1EH

Time:

10AM 'til 3PM

You are invited to join us and explore the colourful world of Hoka at our demo day.

Born in the mountains, Hoka brings a joyful performance to every kind of mover, everywhere.  

 

Demo day highlights:

Try out the shoes.

Running tips.

Podiatry insights.

Choosing the right shoe.

Gait analysis available *

(*Priced £20, which you can take off the cost of your new running shoes)

 

10% off Hoka on the day only!

Want to attend?

Please register your interest and e-mail us at:

info@simplysports.co.uk

We can’t wait to see you there!


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