Customer Reviews Hoka Ora Recovery Flip

not the usual Hoka quality, I was surprised. The footbed on this shoe has a carved design that hurts my feet. It's a Hoka logo with swirls, nothing to stand on for hours without pain from the imprint (I prefer a non-textured footbed). Also the toe thong on this shoe isn't comfortable at all, the location seems off and the material is rough - made of a rough texture that rubs in between your toes when you walk. I'm surprised at the quality of this shoe, I expected better from Hoka. If you have small, thin feet with thin toes and you are very small/thin (weight), these may be fine for you. If you are an average (heavy) american, these may not be comfortable (unless these issues don't bother you). I don't recommend.

The widths are a bit narrow. My bunoin over hangs. So the lip of the shoes hurt.

My foot to narrow they way too loose. U have nice things but wasn't for me.

The straps on these are loose so they don't hug your feet. I fear tripping in them due to them flopping around on your foot.

Nice looking but too loose - returned the product

The toe strap is very uncomfortable . Sandals runs small. I have been wearing the shoes for a long time and no problem whatsoever.

I bought the HOKA flip flops. The length was fine but it was too big from the shoe to the strap. I could not keep them on when walking. My foot was too thin, I guess. Also, they weren't as cushy as I was told. The shoe was a little harder than I thought it would be. I love HOKA tennis shoes and have had several so thought I would try their flip flops but they just didn't work for me.

I was looking for a flip flop with good arch support and while they have that the straps are too big and the part between the toes is way too long.

This flip is hard to walk in because the keep slipping off my feet when I'm walking and driving. I spent 60.00 for nothing because I can't wear them

I bought the sandals for my daughter. She says they are awesome I would now like to purchase a pair for my wife. Just need to find out what color she wants. Robin B Leonard

I already bought several slides/sandals but this one really didn't impress me at all. I have problem in walking but I gave this one a try because my little toes are in pain whenever it touches the sides of the slides, so in the beginning it felt like i found a comfortable sandal for me but I stopped using it because whenever I wear it it's creating a electrifying sensation in my left big toes. I don't know what else to say. What I noticed is the cushioning on left toe are thin so I think it's the caused of my problem with this sandal.

I wear a size 9.5 so ordered a 10 and they were too small. I reordered in 11 and they were huge. Now I'm trying to figure out how to return or exchange these that are too big.

I was so excited to finally buy the flipflops and when I got them they were way to wide and sloppy on my foot. I ordered a size 11 and it must be for a mans foot. I couldn't wear them and had to send them back.

I gave then for a gift, and she did not care for them!

I have worn the recovery flips for many years. My old ones finally broke so I ordered the new model. The straps are too large for me, even with a very high instep. They are also scratchy and uncomfortable. The arch support is now too low for my high arches, which was what I loved about them, and they are too squishy, more like OOFOS or CROCS. I'm going to try and Frankenstein my old ones as I now have nothing else to wear instead of bare feet and with an old torn posterior tendon injury bare feet is not an option. I do wear my Gaviotas every day. My Gaviota 4s aren't as good and comfortable as the threes. I'm glad I bought 2 pair of the 3s when I did. The flips are going back today.....after a second try

Wore to work (teacher) and got a shin splint in the left shin and had squeaking in the right. Purchased in hope they would be a good show for Disney, but not so much. For me, They are good for minor wearing, but not for something that requires lots of walking. They are comfy and cushy, so not sure where the shin splint came in- never had that happen before.