Customer Reviews Hoka Bondi 6

They fit great. I work 12 hour shifts in a large hospital. My feet don't hurt at the end of my day! Great support. I just ordered a second pair in a different color.

Love these shoes so much - at age 60 and having to run on the streets and sidewalks due to CV-19 instead of trail running, these shoes have saved my joints. So much cushion, but still give great control. I like wide shoes and it’s difficult to find even a wide shoe in other brands that I used to wear that feels comfortable on my feet. My 28 year old son turned me on to these shoes as he and his girlfriend also wear them hiking, climbing, and running trails in Utah.

I have an old pair, loved them and these seem the same. The extra padding allows me to work on concrete without setting off foot issues.

This is my second pair of Hoka One One Bondi 6. I have a high arch and a wide foot. This is the best shoe I have owned for putting on some miles running or walking. They are light weight and the cushioned sole is amazing. Very comfortable and my feet are never sore after a workout.

My third pair of Bondis and I’m never disappointed in them.

I have been wearing the Bondi since version version 4 and quite honestly, I think it's my favorite running shoe. Reviews of this model generally describe it as a training shoe but let me tell you, it's also a great race day shoe. In 2019 I set two half marathon PRs (1:40:44) and two 5K PRs (21:29) running in the Bondi. I'm currently signed up for the 2020 Hyannis Marathon as a Boston qualifier and even though I just bought the Nike ZoomX Vaporfly NEXT%, I just may run in the Bondi 6 because they are such a great distance shoe. I don't feel like I'm struggling running a 7:30 - 8:00 pace with the Bondi on longer runs. If I was running a 6:30 (or faster) mile would I run in these? Probably not. I'm getting incrementally faster and will keep running in these, even on race day, as long as I keep improving. I also just purchased another pair this morning so will be reviewing those after Hyannis. Just a final note that these tend to last me about 300 miles. I'm 5'10", 130 pounds, and am a supinator and heel striker.

For those that find the sneaker too narrow; try the wider width. I have been a medium my entire life until I tried on the Bondi 6. I had to go up a half size and wide and they fit perfect. I was afraid that they would be too wide but we are only talking an eighth of an inch all around. I have plantar fasciitis in my left foot. My goto shoe has always been either New Balance or Brooks but since trying these out, I’m hooked on Hoka! I can walk all day long with zero pain.

I have bought a million things online and and have never written a review before. These shoes are worth my first review. I had ankle surgery seven months ago and have struggled to get back to my normal self. As soon as I tried the shoes on, they felt unbelievable. It is just like walking on a cloud, although I’ve never really walked on a cloud. Seriously, these shoes are perhaps the best shoe purchase I have ever made. They are unbelievably comfortable supportive and very well cushioned. They are quite large and look a little ridiculous on, but that’s weirdly part of their appeal as well. I am now considering buying several pairs in different colors because I can’t imagine wearing any other shoe. Thank you to my buddy Mo for recommending these to me.

Bought these for my father who is 80 and he is really loving them. They're really comfortable on his feet and fit his exact size perfectly. He says they're taking some getting used to with regard to balance. None of these rocker style shoes are great looking.

Have worn the Bondi for 2 years now, love the comfort, hate the look, so I tried 2 other brands of better looking shoes, returned them both, The Hoka Bondi is the most comfortable shoe on Earth, I’m just glad I’m already Married

Absolute game changer! I have a chronic toe issue on my right foot. Any time I run more then a few miles my toe absolutely kills me. I was recently voluntold to sign up for a half marathon. I went to the local running store, and bought another brand of expensive shoes that were supposed to be the ultimate in comfort, but was disappointed in their performance. Enter these Hokas. Man they are absolute Cadillacs while running. I can even run on sidewalks now with much reduced pain, and zero signs of shin splints. I think the word I am looking for is liberating, with no hyperbole. If you have foot pain, I cannot recommend them enough. I will confront the elephant in the room though. These are some of the ugliest shoes on sale today. I got the black, and they are still not something I am going to wear around town, but who cares when they work so well. Can't wait to train for my race!

Have a pair of the previous Bondi and this one fits even better!! Awesome support for running or walking!! Plus, the cool thing about these shoes; I'm 5'11'' and with these on, I'm a hair short of 6 foot!!! Thank you Hoka!!!!!

The Bondi 6 is everything I thought I would be. Plenty of You Tube reviews out there of the pros and cons. Great training shoe for all kinds of runs. Long runs, short runs and training days. Probably the best foot protection for the roads. Love this shoe and a great running shoe for everyday use.

great shoes very accurate size and width

I wear a men's 11 in Brooks. Needed men's 11.5 in Hoka Bondi 6.

Fluorescent glow loops on back of shoe I cut off. I didn't like but still worth 5 stars for comfort and fit. Just a personal preference. That is why I ordered black didn't want Fluorescent or lights.

I wear 10 to 10 1/2 in most running shoes. In Hokas I wear 11D. I have a fairly narrow foot and these (and other newer Hoka models) fit me well. So... I knew how they would fit and ordered accordingly. If I were ordering my first Hokas, I would order 1/2 size larger than usual and expect them to be narrow in the toebox. If your feet are average width, perhaps try their EE width. As for running, they are pretty awesome. I am on my 10th pair of Hokas and have had differing experiences depending on the model. These are a return to the super soft (marshmallow?) cushioning of earlier models. These have a bit more toe room which is nice. I don't think these would be appropriate for someone who pronates excessively but they feel stable enough for a neutral foot. Style-wise, they are pretty homely. But that isn't the point, is it?

Agree with other reviewers that this sneaker is the most comfortable comfortable I have ever owned. I would recommend it to anyone who asked me about it.

Neuroma busters! I have a painful Morton’s neuroma. Its duper had to find xomfortable shoes. These are the most comfortable by far. The rockered soul keeps weight snd impact off of the neuroma. The most recent verdion of the Bondi is a big improvement over previous ones. Highy recommended. Fits true to size.

The shoe fits great, is comfortable, and has great support. I have 4E wide feet and really high arches, so finding shoes that offer comfort and support is a challenge. It takes a little time to get used to the appearance of the shoe because there is so much sole on it, but the comfort and support of the shoe are so much more important to me than whether it looks cool, especially since I only wear them while running. I would absolutely buy again and I think I might have found my favorite running shoe ever. Typically 20+ mile a week runner. Only other shoes I'm considering along with the Hoka's are On Cloudace and Altras.

Love these, awesome for walking/being on feet all day.

a little big and wide. got a 1/2 size smaller than i usually purchase with brooks or asics and was much better

I’m not sure how I feel about these. They feel fantastic on my feet. They are extremely comfortable and roomy. You can really feel the extra cushion with every step which is amazing. The only downside is the style. If you don’t mind looking like Herman Munster these are the shoes for you. If Hoka would put more effort into the esthetics of their shoes these would be the perfect sneaker.

Comfort on my soles of my feet was great. After wearing shoes for short period of time, tops of my feet would start to ache. Loosening the shoe laces or taking laces out of eyelets did not help.