Customer Reviews Hoka Ora Recovery Flip

Love Hokas and I have several pairs. This recovery flip runs small and narrow. Returned.

I can only wear Hokas and I was previously a near-constant flip-flop wearing person, so these are almost perfect. The problem is that once they get wet the fabric on the straps gets horribly rank, and it can't be eliminated. I have had several different pairs now and all had the same issue (and have been left at various places in the world as I could not bear to put them back in a bag or on my feet again). The problem is the fabric straps - the slides aren't nearly as comfortable, but they don't have fabric straps. PLEASE change this, these are perfect otherwise and I really want to wear flips again!

They're a beautiful light violet and flew off my feet as soon as I tried them on. They were very comfortable but they just didn't want to stay on my feet. I ordered the same size as my HOKA shoes (9B)

If you have wide, thick feet then you will like these. If you have skinnier feet that are med width, you'll be sad like me. I wish Hoka would have sizes for skinnier feet.

These sandals are very wide. Length is OK, but my feet slide around in them. I wish there were a way to tighten the top.

The straps on the flip flops are so oddly placed, they impact not only the look of the flip flop but also the look of my foot, and neither in good ways. While I do need a flip flop with arch support and comfort straps, this is just too much. I wanted to like this, but they are not for me.

I have always worn Keen or Oluki flip flops. These looked similar, so I thought I would try them. They are light weight and have a high arch that I like. But they are NOT comfortable! The part between your toes is offset a bit and they feel like they are slipp ing off as you walk. Would not buy again.

I usually buy OOFOS, but I thought I would give Hoka a chance since I have the tennis shoes from Hoka. They are a little too loose and hard to keep on compared to the OOFOS.

I loved these at first. But over time I noticed that my right toe would become sore after wearing them. I looked closer and discovered that while the toe strap on the left was only 1 1/4 inch, the one on the right was almost 1 1/2 inch. As a result, I was constantly flexing my right toe to try to keep the shoe on. In the future I might consider ordering the men's style, as it's strap is different, and I do like the supportive sole. Am wondering if Hoka would replace my flips since they are defective?

This pair I just got in would be my 3rd pair. I pulled it out of the box and thought, "This seems small". I compared to the pair I currently have, that is the same size, and it is a little over a half inch shorter (Yes, I measured!). Hokas already run small and now they are reducing length. I'm keeping them because the size is fine. I just like my shoes a little bit big because I walk constantly. Hopefully shoes are not trying shrinkflation, because feet don't change size!!

Not as "plush" as I would like. Matter of fact, there is little to none starting mid-foot and especially at the toes, its very very thin. Overpriced for what Hoka promises.

The straps are to loose

At first I thought I was going to love these recovery flip flops, lots of great cushion that felt wonderful on my feet. However after just walking around in my house, I realized they were taking too much effort to stay on my foot (having to grip with my toes). I am returning and purchasing the adjustable slides and hoping that works better for me. I wear an 8.5 in Hoka running shoes and the 8 in the sandals were the perfect length. Normal width, not too wide or narrow.

I am a Hoka 8 1/2 for sneakers. Unfortunately the 8 was too small in the flip and the 9 was huge .. I am so disappointed.. they looked and felt comfortable just my heel was over the end on the 8 and I was swimming in the 9.

The top is just too large while the bottom fits fine. This results in the shoe flopping on my foot. It needs an adjustable top.