Customer Reviews Hoka Tor Ultra Hi WP

Thank you!

I am retired, now work as a fast pitch softball umpire. Got the shoes for that purpose. They performed very well, very good ankle support and tracking. Stop and go is hard on feet and ankles, these shoes absorbed more of the punishment than the others I have tried. They are comfortable to use for other purposes, also.

I had planned to use for hiking only, but after about 2 miles into the hike, my toes were rubbing the front of the boot. I had to switch from a medium hiking sock to a thin running sock.

Great shoe light weight durable, like you're walking on air

I have nerve problems in my feet. Due to outstanding cushioning, I can hike twice as far. Good stability in uneven terrain. Good work Hoka!!

Excellent boot. I have a knee which is bone on bone and the cushioning in these boots really helped. THANKS!!!

I am a facilities manager and HVAC tech and on my feet alot. I was in a near fatal motorcycle accident almost 3 years ago that left me in chronic pain. I received a pair of Hoka shoes from a friend of mine to try and help me get back some of the activity that I lost to the accident. After having the shoes for a couple of months and how they helped, I had to go looking for work shoes. Well I found them!! These boots are awesome! Thanks for making such a great product!!

Simply the best!!!!!

don't know about heavy back country use or durability but very comfortable on trails and pavement. Rather expensive

Just the best shoe I've ever had

Walk many miles avg. 10 to 12 miles a day!

The most comfortable shoe my foot ever had !

This is my second pair of Hoka and are very confortable shoes

I live in Fairbanks and Merrills were the gold standard for traction on ice. These boots seem to have even better grip and have the plush ride I associate with Hokas. The tire polished ice of the road I live on no longer gives me pause when heading out for a walk. Looking forward to seeing how they age.

I like to walk and hike often. I also have the beginnings of Morton's Neuroma because i wore shoes that were too narrow and tight for years.In these shoes allow my feet to heal as i wear them. I spent hundreds of dollars on physical therapy, not any more. The more I can wear these shoes the better my feet feel.

These are his Favorite shoes he's ever had ! Loves them.

My fiancee ordered these for my birthday, after I read several glowing reviews online. They are the most comfortable, stable, great to walk or run in boots I have ever owned. I am a professional K-9 Trainer and on my feet all day long in high altitude Colorado. Great traction in mud, dirt, rocks, snow and ice. I am going to get the Coyote pair next for tactical operations and probably the ATR's for summer. Hoka one one are awesome!

I use these boots for hiking and trail running as well as everyday wear...they are lite yet highly supportive and soles really grab the lose pack on broken trails.

Got them on Tuesday . Hit the ground running on Friday in mud and snow for 30 days and had no issues. No leakage, light, fit very well. Actually did a 10 mile trail,run with no problem.

Great cushioning

I run in Cliftons so when I saw an all tan boot I could wear to work I was excited! Wore them for training the first day I got them and they were great. They have awsome traction and are the most comfortable work boot I've ever worn. Will already be purchasing a back up pair.

The Tor Ultra Hi WP is an outdoors lover product to discover. A bit intimidating at first but once this piece of equipment is on your foot, the adventure begins. The Tor Ultra Hi WP delivers a zero distraction edge to your adventure. Support, Comfort, WP, and zero underfoot feel through allows the adventurist the ability to achieve and to get the most out of their adventure.

Having switched to Hoka Stinson Trail shoes for relay and trail running a few years ago I was excited when I saw the Tor Ultras coming out earlier this year as I was searching for a good hiking boot to tackle Glacier this year. Put about 100 miles on them on local trails before heading to Glacier in September. Did 40+ miles in Glacier in the cold and wet weather we were greeted with, carrying a 50lbs pack and never once had an issue with my feet. Since then I have probably put another 100 miles on them on the local trails and they are still in good shape. The soles haven't seemed to wear that much and still provide me great traction running down steep grades.