Customer Reviews Hoka Tor Summit WP

Nicel SHoes

Good service for a very good product

Have two other different pairs for jogging and running now every day shoe great. Short break in but no big deal. Just wish they would stop sending me emails what seems like every day trying to sell me another pair

I have had tendonitis for a while, and this shoe definitely gives me more comfort and takes the presuure off the ankle area.

Believe it or not I have been wearing hoka's to play golf in. I battle plantar fasciitis and this brand really helps. Since we play winter golf in my area I chose the Tor for waterproof as well as extra traction, for this time of year. So far I think they're great. I choose to buy a half size larger than a normal shoe and the fit is good.

Most comfortable shoes I have ever purchased.

A great buy for a shoe that I will use a lot.

Whether you wear these to the office or climb a 14er they are simply the most comfortable, cushioning shoes I've ever owned...what a treat! I only wish they made a high top version in the same style and color.

My feet have very little padding thanks to cancer/chemotheropathy. I needed a soft comfortable shoe that compensates for the lack of padding on my feet and these fit the bill.

This is my 4th pair of Hokas. They are not quite as soft and squishy as the pure running shoes I've had previously (Stinsons). I work a physical job, on my feet all day as a PT. My knees are very arthritic, and these help me get through the day. These seem to be much more durable than the Stinsons.

I use the shoes as my footcare as a high school Phy Ed teacher. I enjoy the comforts of the shoe but them wear a little tighter than the last HOKA size 10.5 shoes I've worn. The stacking of the cushion in the shoe does create stability issues during quick lateral movements.

Great shoe I am geologist and this is prefect for days when I am in the field on light trails and assignments.

You should order this shoe 1/2 size larger than you normally wear and you're good to go.

Wore these on a four day hike in Colordao pretty much right out of the box. Wore them around my house indoors for a day or so before the trip. Super comfortable and no break in period was necessary. Loved these.

Went up 1/2 size for width at suggestion of sales desk. Worked perfectly for my wide feet. Much better support than light weight running shoe. Knees seem much improved

I love everything about these shoes, EXCEPT they don't come in a wide (yet?). I've tried a lot of other shoes (including Hokas) and nothing works as well for my moderate plantar fasciitis and metatarsalgia as these. However, they squeeze across the ball of my foot not noticeable at first, but when I wear them for a day or so they start causing a "bunionette" on one foot (the little toe metatarsal joint actually protrudes slightly downward after I take them off. Excellent comfort in every other respect.

I love everything about these shoes, EXCEPT they don't come in a wide (yet?). I've tried a lot of other shoes (including Hokas) and nothing works as well for my moderate plantar fasciitis and metatarsalgia as these. However, they squeeze across the ball of my foot -- not noticeable at first, but when I wear them for a day or so they start causing a "bunionette" on one foot (the little toe metatarsal joint actually protrudes slightly downward after I take them off. Excellent comfort in every other respect.

With long narrow feet I find Hokas work for me. They are the only shoe I have found that offers half sizes(12.5). They are a bit wide but after installing orthopedics, the width narrows enough for a comfortable fit. I have been wearing Hoka hiker style and running shoes primarily for an arthritic toe. The stiffer sole and cushion afford a comfortable experience.

I am a 70-year-old woman who used to walk 5 to 7 miles per day for 45+ years. All that walking has led to a Morton's Neuroma on my right foot. I bought the man's shoe to accommodate my custom orthotics in width. The shoes are comfortable so far, but they don't seem to have the same cushioning in the sole as my women's pair does. Perhaps the neuroma is getting worse.

Shoes provide excellent support. Seem stiff and will need break in compared to other Nokia's that I own.

These are to small