Customer Reviews Hoka Ora Recovery Slide 2

I wear a size 12 shoe but I had to get a size 11 and it fits perfect

Too narrow - can't fit the foot in the shoe. Bought an extra size larger to accommodate but still too narrow.

This Hoka sandal was way too big. I usually wear a 9, have ordered that for Hoka Tennis shoe but am returning and ordering a 7

Quality good looking relief support sandal. However, it hurt my son's back. It applied to much pressure to where he has a herniated disc.

Very comfortable with socks, but if you have hairy feet, the material these are made of pills the hair. I only use them with socks around the house. Great for people who wear custom orthotics and experience pain walking barefoot.

Great sandals! Very thick and soft like my previous Hoka sandals except this one seems wider.

I bought these for my husband who has foot neuropathy. They hurt the bottom of his feet, but the fit was perfect 9.

Great arch support! A little loose around the mid foot.

too big, it was a gift

Have given these Hoka One One slides a good workout before reviewing. They are pretty good. But have room for improvement! My feet having been giving me plenty of trouble for the past few years. Am constantly seeking comforting shoes that make my feet happy. Also, I have a wide foot, am a 66 y.o. woman and usually buy men's sizes cuz they are always a bit more sturdy and wider than womens. I call my shoe wardrobe, at this sad point, The Fred Flintstone Collection. No more cute lady shoes for me (sob!). My shoe journey has degraded from Birkenstock (not cushy enough, in fact no cush at all), to Teva's, which were great for a couple of years, then just weren't cushy enough. I miss them both dearly! I'm now down to Hoka One One gymshoes, and now these "recovery" slides AND Oofos recovery sandals (flip flops). In the end, the Hoka slides weren't quite as giving in the cushiness (absorbing your weight as you walk, while still cushioning your entire foot without hitting bottom). The Hoka slide here is a little stiff in it's shock absorbing quality, as well as an annoying feature of the design, hereby described. In the heel bed of the shoe, where you really sink a majority of your weight as you walk each step, Hoka has carved into the footbed a deep embossed logo of their company, as well as deep grooves throughout the footbed, supposedly to allow airflow to your foot while wearing these rubbery slides. My foot finds those grooves and logo very annoying and uncomfortable. My foot wants a softer, smoother contact with the supporting foot and heel bed. Oofoos wins the competition. Their shoe material has a pleasant "give" as you stride, but you don't hit bottom, and they're totally supportive. The Hokas are just too hard, as in not giving enough in the cushion and springback, and those horrible grooves are just an additional aggrevation to already unhappy feet. But I still love Hoka Clifton (my favorite model of superior "cush") and hope Hoka continues to improve their recovery sandal designs, since some of us never get out of recovery mode! :-)