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The Hoka Tor Speed 2 is a hiking boot from a company made famous by its massively cushioned running shoes. The biggest problem I found is the shape of the toe box, which is even worse than the [[Hoka Tor Ultra]], which is my favorite hiking boot. With running shoes, I'll typically cut open the toe box to solve this problem, but that obviously doesn't work with a waterproof boot! Other than that, I found the Tor Speed to be a lovely hiking boot. It's extremely light, this outstanding grip on a variety of surfaces, is nicely cushioned, and it's waterproof. To keep your feet dry, you'll need to wear waterproof trousers in the rain, or the water will simply run down your legs and fills the boot. If you're not going to wear waterproof trousers in the rain, then I'd recommend going for a non-waterproof shoe that will dry quickly, such as the [[Hoka Mafate]]. 
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File:Hoka Tor Speed 2-top.jpg|Hoka Tor Speed 2 top
File:Hoka Tor Speed 2-outside.jpg|Hoka Tor Speed 2 outside
File:Hoka Tor Speed 2-bottom.jpg|Hoka Tor Speed 2 bottom
File:Hoka Tor Speed 2-inside.jpg|Hoka Tor Speed 2 inside
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