Customer Reviews Hoka Tor Summit WP

This shoe lasted miles and miles of hiking and trail running (a bit heavy for the latter) but with incredible stability, comfort and traction. 2 years. Amazing.

Good amount of padding at the ball of the foot. The back comes up a little high but it's not uncomfortable. Although not light, the weight of the shoe is not heavy. Can't speak to whether or not it's waterproof.

The shoe is comfortable but still not quite as cushiony as I was hoping for. But the main problem is the shoe feels like it is probably a full size too large and too wide for my foot! I normally wear an 8 1/2 in a medium width in most shoes. I wish I had ordered an 8 for sure but it was out of stock at the time. I'm not certain I couldn't wear a 7 1/2. I could not tie them tight enough to keep the heels from slipping. I even tried the shoe string trick on YouTube for heel slippage but it did not solve the problem. I would have kept the shoe if it had fit me properly.

I wanted to keep these shoes! The padding is great! Perfect for my leg and ankle and foot, which are compromised due to lotsa hardware! But, alas, they just don't fit me correctly! I ordered a 7 1/2 as people on the reviews said they ran big, This is not true! The 7 1/2 was too small/ as in mot long enough AND the heel was loose as well and the toes felt a bit tight. Because of the loose heel, I don't think ordering an 8 would fix this design for me. I really wanted a nice solid pair of walking shoes with thick soles and good protection to walk my dog on the pavement! Well, the search continues!

Amazingly comfortable and stylish shoes. I hike pretty much every weekend but nothing difficult. Today there was a monsoon and my feet were completely dry. They do run big though, I am always an 8 and these are a touch too big, wish i got the 7 1/2.

Not as ugly as I expected In past I had plantar fasciitis, now get injections in ball if foot for neuroma. These shoes feel so good. Great cushion, not too rigid or flexible. I will exchange for half size smaller.Pricey but I will not let my foot issues get in the way of hiking in Utah, Colorado, Wyoming.

This was to be my second pair of Hoka's. But the first extremely comfortable pair I bought in a shoe store had an open-able, non-sewn down tongue, and this one does not. Due to foot surgery, I temporarily need a shoe with a tongue that is not sewn down so that I can get my swollen temporarily unbendable foot into the shoe. The description did not indicate that the tongue is partially sewn, which I think makes the opening too small.

These are comfortable. They are meant to replace my worn-down sneakers and to elevate my height. They do that. I wear them in the gym and when walking. But there's one warning. I wasn't aware of them being sort of boot-like at the bottom. I'm used to sneakers without deep crevices. So as a NYC pedestrian, you must use caution. In the short time I've had them, I have stepped on a guy bear that I could barely remove. I almost stepped on a dead rodent, and noticed what I hope is 'mud' lodged inside one of the crevices. Considering that, I think I would opt for my common sports brands over this next time. But for now, I'll just have to use extra caution. They'll do.

These shoes are great! They have a nice cushiony feel, they are lightweight but sturdy, and my orthotics fit. My only complaint is that they are a bit wide in the heel, so my feet slide in and out again, which is hard on my socks.

I have walked about 30 miles in these shoes so far. I frequently commute to work by walking four miles each way, too much sidewalk! My feet were getting messed up and I needed something with serious cushioning. These shoes fill that need. The cushioning feels great - like the first time you put on running shoes. The arch support is good for me, the inner sole is completely cushioned and flexible - not providing the arch support. I had a rough time breaking myself in to these shoes: the roll on the sole caused me to injure the big toe ligament on one foot, soon after that the other knee started tweaking, and I slowed way down on how far I was walking in these until my body mechanics get used to the shoes. The cushioning is fantastic. The shoes seem sturdy, well made and trail worthy. I do not like the curved sole, and I wish there was an option without that. Above all, be sure to plan a break-in period for your body to get used to these.