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* {{H:upper}}. The upper is largely seamless, with moderate to poor breathability due to the number of overlays. There is a one seam in the midfoot where a small amount of padding is added to the rear of the shoe. There is far less padding in the Clayton than I'd have expected, and vastly less around the ankle opening than a shoe like the [[Hoka Clifton]]. I actually found the ankle opening to be slightly uncomfortable, even compared with unpadded ankle openings that you get in shoes weighing half as much is the Clayton.
* {{H:tongue}}. The Clayton has a classic tongue rather than a tongue-less sock style of upper. The tongue has a small amount of padding.
* {{H:lacing}}. The Clayton uses thin flat laces which stay tied. The laces have a slight bit of elasticity in them, improving the overall comfort of the shoe. (They appear to be the same place lace that Hoka used in the Clifton.)
* {{H:heelcounter}}. I could not detect any [[Heel Counter]] in the Clayton, though the upper has an overlay in that part of the shoe that ensures it maintains its shape when you're putting it on.
{{FastBlr|hoka-one-one/Clayton-2-1062|1062|Hoka Clayton}}