Customer Reviews Hoka Stinson ATR 4

Walking/exercising

I am a nurse and on my feet all day on hard floors. I love the extra cushion this shoe provides.

So, I've owned a new style of Stinson for the last three years...this makes my third pair. I was first introduced to Hoka ONE ONE in a shoe store where I desperately needed something to wear at my "9 hours a day on my feet job" (for the last 25 years) which is why I have Plantar Fasciitis. The Stinson did the job, so I keep coming back. I've worn out all my pairs. What I liked about this newest version is that they got rid of some of the mesh top, and added some hard rubber across the toe. Much needed, as with the other shoes my toe started to make a hole. They seem roomer, and rocks a bit more with the heel, which is important when you have plantar. I do put in my own orthodics for that added personal touch. So I work on hard cement floor in these shoes, but I also go to the gym in these. They are bulky, of course, but when you have foot pain you can forgive that. Plus they are cool.

This is bar none my favorite shoe ever. My first 3 pair were the previous make in this model but my 4th pair is this edition. I like the wider toe box and I believe, the arch support is improved. Even though the arch seems improved I ALWAYS insert a Vionic orthotic and my feet and joints couldn't be happier. Hoka One One is the only brand I wear. I purchased these from another venue but wanted to give a shout out because these shoes are fabulous.

Love Stinson!

This shoe is perfect for my feet and the exact color I was looking for.

I use the product everyday for running and for walking my young dog. The redesigned toe box took away the one issue I had with the older version -- my pinky toe would get very painful after multiple days and hours of use. I bought these right before I traveled and wore them the entire trip -- not just for trail running. Once again a very thoughtful design and the tread worked well in all conditions.

These are the best shoes for individuals with Plantar Fasciitis. After trying many different brands and style for months Hoka One One was the answer!

Work shoes.. I am an old Nurse--too many years on my feet,,, an old surgeon told me about these ,,, They saved me!

The color and fit are awesome! I use these Hoka One's for hiking all kinds of trails & conditions in addition to using them for indoor aerobics and weight clsses!

All the Stinsons were too narrow for me, so I never went beyond trying them on in store. Even the mens were too slim. The Stinson ATR 4 is perfect!

My new Hokas arrived last week just before my trip to NYC. They did yoman's work as I walked 28.4 miles around the city in four days with nary a pain or blister!

I am a nurse that works 3 - 12 hr shifts each week and enjoy recreational running. About a year and half ago I was diagnosed with plantar fasciitis and had to stop running. I tried several remedies nothing worked for me. I purchased several brands of shoes from athletic to specialty nursing shoes. I finally found Hoka shoes, I purchased the Stinson ATR 4 for work and as soon as I placed my foot in and with the first step I had relief from my pain! I have not had relief for months, with each step I had pain. The shoes have not made it to work. The store told me to try them for a few weeks and return if they don't work. so today I took them out for a trial run and was able to finish 3 miles, no pain. Amazing relief. Now I need to purchase another pain for work. I highly recommend the shoes for anyone with plantar fasciitis pain.

I have foot problems and the Hoka OneOne is the best shoe I've found for cross training.

I had to size up to a 6.5 Stinson trail shoe with this latest pair, as the newer Stinsons seem to have a narrower toe box. My size 6s were feeling too snug, resulting in numb feet when I ran. I got measured to see if I somehow have a wide foot I never noticed, but no, it's the shoe. Training is now going better in a bigger pair of Stinsons.

Need more arch support, but it is very comfortable and roomy, If suffering from plantar fasciitis I'd suggest another type of sneaker

This was the second pair in the same style. I returned the first pair because both soles began to lift after a little more than a month. Good style, need a wide shoe. Repaired the second pair sole lift with shoe goo, seems to be holding.