Customer Reviews Hoka Ora Recovery Slide 2

The size in length is just fine, but I kept feeling that the right foot was tighter/narrower than the left. I kept wearing them to determine exactly what the issue was. I have come to the conclusion that it is just made differently, an error in production. Just a smidgen narrower makes such a difference!! The tightness makes my foot sweat. But by now too many days have passed to return so I am stuck.

This is a true recover sandal. It will take about 3 - 4 days of wearing to get just to the various point of support but once you do - they are literally an ongoing massage for tired feet.

These almost seemed like a winner for my poor aching foot. The arch is pretty high and the sole is supportive but also has a squishy enough texture to feel like lounge shoes. The one problem that prevents me from keeping them is that they rub at several points of my foot, the big toe (with a very small bunion), my little toe ... basically anywhere the rubbery top of shoe sits close to my skin. I say that it is a little narrow, but really, no more narrow than some of my other shoes that don't rub. After a few hours of wearing, I was left with red marks and am not willing to see if this imporoves or if I end up with blisters. Too bad! I really like the fit and feel and even think it looks okay for a slide.

In my opinion, they run small in terms of length, so I returned them. They felt comfortable and appeared to have good support.

I was so looking forward to these Hoka's, but unfortunately the width (medium) was not enough for my wide feet. The arch support was also a bit to high for me. But, on the comfort level they were really great. I have plantar fasciatis and I think they would really have worked for me had they fit.

I was looking for something to wear around the house since I shouldn't go barefoot with my plantar fasciitis. I ordered this shoe and the a Vionic Somoa, I felt that the Vionic has a bit more style and arch support, but the Hoka is much softer in the heel. I have a wide foot and they both fit fine in that regard. I think the Hoka would definitely not fit someone with a narrow foot. I kept the Hoka's and have been very pleased with my choice. They are super comfortable around the house and my heel pain is getting much better.

The shoe is too wide and I had difficulty keeping it on. Otherwise, the arch support and comfort factor were great.