Customer Reviews Hoka Ora Recovery Slide 2

So far I just use indoors, but as the weather warms I wear outside also

Love how these feel! A great shoe to relax in in, but not a shoe at the same time. Just wish they cam in half sizes! 12 is a bit too big and 11 is a bit to small. Still a pair of comfy slides.

Very comfortable and feel great after a long run or ride. They feel a bit weird at first and they give you a few inches of height.

Feels great, i bit more stiff than my pair that are about 6 months older, not sure if something changes in the cushion, but still very comfortable

I have Marfan Syndrome. It is painful for me to walk barefoot. Even wearing slippers causes discomfort. My left foot feels great, but the hammertoes on my right foot are worse, so I am troubleshooting ways to make the right Hoka feel better. I won't give up. I will figure things out. I welcome any suggestions. My fourth toe is the problem. The bent fourth toe rubs against the top of the Hoka. My adult son has Plantar Fascitis and loves his Hokas (which I bought him as a Christmas gift.).

The product is good. Exchanging the product for a smaller size.

I'm an 11. An 11 of these were ginormous and flew off my feet. Tens were just about perfect size of the footbed, but the height of the top made the shoes tend to fling off on my forward stride. I don't have flat feet, but I might have low feet given my height vs shoe size... FOR ME, these would really benefit from a heel strap like one would find on Crocs. That being said they are super cushy and the rocker sole is crucial for my meddlesome foot problems. So I'm keeping them.

If you have wide feet, it will take some time to "break in" and stretch out a bit.

They are a great recovery sandal and all around comfortable fit.

I have wide feet so I find them to be just a tad narrow and constricting, limiting foot splay for recovery after a long run. I would also prefer a little more arch support. I will wear them casually and hopefully break them in for use as recovery down the road. Those with medium feet should find them plenty comfy. They have a nice heel cradle and the inner sole design provides a little stimulation to sore achy feet.

Great recovery slide but they come small. I would suggest to order a size bigger than your normal shoe size.

You should never walk barefoot with planter fasciitis and having these at the bedside, chair side, etc. and so easy to slip on and off alleviates that possibility which clearly aggravates that condition.

It would be great if Hoka offered half sizes.

Bought this sandals for my husband. They feel great, light and soft but unfortunately returning them because the size is too big. You actually need to consider buying one size smaller to your true size.

They look great and feel nice but the footbed is slippery wearing socks causes a fall risk due to the slippery footbed.

Tried the Hoka slides during Kona Ironman and liked the feel. Tried on a few pairs before finding the right size. Did not like the color offered at Hoka pop-up tent so purchased online. Tried 3 times to find slide that worked for my feet. All 3 psirs had same issue. Right foot would slowly come out of slide after 15 -20 steps. This did not happen when trying on slides during ironman. After trying 3 times I do not own a pair of Hoka slides. I am out $10 for shipping with no slides. I am still a fan of Hoka shoes and I am currently looking to purchase a pair of hiking sandals. Stores in Kona stock many styles of Hoka shoes and sandals, but no slides, so I am a little my confident of finding a pair that works for me.

Sandals are comfortable however they fit too wide. Sandals are designed for a wide foot

I wish the slide came in 1/2 sizes. I went up a size and it feels a bit too big. I did not return the product as I thought it would be ok to live with and did not want the hassle of returning and trying a smaller size.