Kofuzi prefers the Hoka Skyflow over the Ghost Max 4 for its lighter, more nimble feel, and likes that it's on sale for $128.
Best for: Mid-range drop, lightly stabilized daily training.

A slightly snappier, stiffer alternative to the Clifton 10 that the reviewer personally prefers for its quicker turnover and more versatile ride; he frames it as a different kind of successor to the Clifton 9. — The Run Testers
Kofuzi prefers the Hoka Skyflow over the Ghost Max 4 for its lighter, more nimble feel, and likes that it's on sale for $128.
Best for: Mid-range drop, lightly stabilized daily training.
A slightly snappier, stiffer alternative to the Clifton 10 that the reviewer personally prefers for its quicker turnover and more versatile ride; he frames it as a different kind of successor to the Clifton 9.
Best for: Runners who want a snappier, more versatile cushioned daily trainer; high-cadence runners and those who want a cushioned shoe that can pick up some pace.
The Run Testers notes: Narrow Hoka fit similar to the Clifton; even more tongue padding than the Clifton 10; runs true to size in the reviewer's UK 9 / US 9.5.
Per The Run Testers.
The HOKA Skyflow weighs about 283g (men's 9), has a 39.0mm heel stack and a 5.0mm heel-toe drop.
Reviewers compare the HOKA Skyflow to Hoka Clifton 10, Hoka Bondi 9, Hoka Mach X 2, Hoka Mach 6.
Per The Run Testers, Kofuzi.
Next Pair aggregates 2 expert reviews of the HOKA Skyflow, including The Run Testers, Kofuzi.
Per The Run Testers, Kofuzi.
Compared to other road daily trainer in the same lane.