Customer Reviews Hoka Bondi 6

Very comfortable. Lots of support. Like running on pillows. The size is very narrow and feels too tight.

I had plantar fasciitis which resolved with these shoes. I have several colors and wear black to work. They have thick soles and bottoms but the comfort trumps the style. only problem is a few pairs have worn a hole over right toe in first 3 months from regular walking

By far the most comfortable and fastest shoe I've ever run in. I've logged 197km in them though and the tread has worn through to the EVA (?) cushioning on both outer heels - the crazy thing is that I have a forefoot/midfoot foot strike having come across from 7 years in Luna Sandals & Vibram 5 Fingers. Please, please, please make the tread more durable. While I love these shoes, if I can't get 400km out of them then they don't represent good value for me.

I am a large guy and I walk 6 to 10 miles every day. The Bondi holds up to my daily schedule.

I purchased your Tor Summit shoe about 2 years ago. It was too narrow around the toe area (it took a while to break in) and it was not breathable at all! My feet was always sweating. The inner part of the back of the shoe fell apart and the foam came out. I was weary about trying another Hoke shoe, but since Bondi 6 was reviewed as the most plush shoe, I decided to give Hoka another try. The Bondi 6 is very breathable, but not waterproof, and the toe area has plenty of room. It's a very comfortable shoe, but lets see how durable it is.

Bondi 6 in wide, this was the only type that was wide. Now you have others. I have to say, the Bondi 6 is just not as cushioned like the Bondi 3 and 4. They were the best for cushioning. I wish you could make the wider toe boxes with great cushioning as well. Let us know if that happens. I currently have 5 pair of Hokas. Cushioning is very important. Knees have to have that.

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I have ran in every Bondi since Hoka began I liked the first Bondi Cushing the best but the shoe is just to narrow. After being very disappointed with the Bondi 5 I switched to Altras and then Brooks 4e wides but after battling a knee injury for the past 2 years which I suffered training for a marathon I decided to give the Bondi 6 a try just for more Cushing from the rode and see how it felt? I received them Monday and felt like the 2E were a little tight for me shoe I kept them in my shoe stretchers all week trying to make a little more room in the toe box. Now in a perfect world I'd love to see these shoes in a 4 wide with a toe box like the Altras shaped like your foot that would be the perfect shoe for me and trust me I've ran in almost every shoe out there and for Marathon runners and Triathlon folks with wide feet there's just very few choices. Overall after stretching the toe box and removing Hokas insert and putting in my Sole insert with arch support and a deep heel cup I ran the most comfortable 9 miles this Saturday morning than I have ran for years. My knee felt good! My feet Felt good! And then of course that made my mind feel good :-) Overall I'm very pleased with the Bondi 6 I'm just pleading with Hoka and I have seen several other reviews asking for the same thing! Keep this shoe as it is but offer it in a 4E and you will get several more Hoka faithful's sticking with you and then others that will venture to Hoka from the other shoe company's that are offering the 4 E widths. Thanks for Listening to your customers and keep up the good work!

I wear these at work and they have been so great thus far.

The Bondi 6 completely resolved my plantar faciitis which was aggravated by my Clark's walking shoes. The only defect and it is serious for me since I bought 7 pairs in past few months is that after about two months of daily walking, 30 minutes a day, the right top of shoe above my big toe develops a hole. the threads in the material are spread there and not properly reinforced. I cannot figure out why this has happened. My feed are not deformed but I think my right big toe must touch the roof of the shoe when I walk and after a few weeks the threads pull apart. I have returned the shoes to HOKA who has so far backed them up with replacement.

After struggling with plantar fasciitis for a decade, our kids recommended Hoka Bondi 5. They were great. I added some metatarsal supports and they a were even better. Ordered Bondi six to replace two pair. They are even more comfortable and better looking.

Not bad

Nice shoes

Great hoka shoes. I continue to buy due to comfort, but they just don't hold up as well compared to other brands. Seams bust, sole starts to peal, etc.

As a heavy senior I want comfortable, beautiful, pronation-corrective, for-exercise walking shoes. HOKA Bondi 6 were recommended by an independent source for their pronation-correction & soft comfort. These are beautiful and offer a wonderfully soft cushion on the feet. Mine were too narrow for my very wide feet.

This is my second pair of the Bondi 6 I have in rotation. They are very comfortable, I guess my only complaint would be that after wearing them a few times they feel a little bit wide. I have adjusted the way I try my laces to make them tighter.

Use my Hoka's for hike's and everyday use. It's too bad the size was not right !

Need to wear them longer for true assessment.

Use these for work and leasure. I walk on concrete all day. Have fasciitis in one foot. It seems to be helping.

Water leaks into shoes very very quickly and easily but that is due to fabric design to keep them lightweight But I wish there was a way to stop it

Ok shoe

I use my Hoka shoes for standing on concert for 10 hours a day at work. I'm really hard on them so they last about 3 months. It would be noice if you could design a good work shoe. Thanks