Customer Reviews Hoka Clifton 6

RUNS BIG!

This is my second pair of hoka road running shoes and I absolutely love the support and comfort they provide. At first the arch support was a little obvious and it took some getting used to but now after a week of running I barely notice it. Would definitely recommend these for those who aspire to fly!

Nice shoe

I now own four pair of Hoka's. This my first pair in white and I don't think I'd do that again. Don't think the styling on the 6 is quite as good as on the 5 especially around the toe box area. But the comfort is still there!

I have really flat feet. I've injured both of my feet a couple of times, but each time they've been broken, finding shoes becomes harder. I got these shoes for running/walking and the store clerk measured my feet and everything. Upon trying them on and wearing them around a couple days they were perfect. Super cushy, felt like a cloud, and gave a nice cushiony bounce with every step. Nothing about the shoe made the bottom of my foot hurt. However, I started putting them to use, running, long fast walks etc and my foot was riddled in blisters. I mostly got the blisters on my arch where it rubbed because they were fallen in. I love these shoes for the original comfort I had, but they didn't do me good. I recommend these shoes to people who don't have flat feet.

I purchased the Hoka because I was having issues with the arch in my right foot and the big toe joint. These do not provide enough support.

Didn't keep the shoes because they were not deep enough for the inserts that I have to use after a ankle and heel fusion. Did seem to be a well made shoe.

I have 2 pair Clifton 6, ordered new pair color blue,same size as others. Had to send them back because they were too big. Guess styles changed little bit. In meantime found shoes locally but they were more expensive.

I have worn NewBalance 880s since my pilon fracture. So many others with this same injury raved about Hoka's so I thought I'd give them a try. The Clifton 6 made me feel like I was walking uphill, which put more pressure on my heel. The injured foot w/swelling actually fit better than the non-injured even in a normal width. Maybe the Bondi would have been the better choice...

I prefer the bondi definitely. These are okay. Next time I am going to try the run on. I find the Clifton is a little bit skimpy for the money. They are super lightweight. Maybe that's what I don't like about them

They are comfortable, but I don't feel they are worth the huge expense. If I wouldn't have got them on clearance, I would not have bought them. Way overpriced.

Walking. Walk around 6 miles every day. This is my third pair. Purchased same size as the shoe label. They are too small. Purchased first two pair at a retail store.

I initially loved this show. Its light, wider toe box (I have a bunion issue but the remainder of my foot is standard width) and super comfortable. I started to get terrible blisters on the inner arches of my foot. Went down a half of size, still occurred. I have been using body glide and thicker socks but can still feel it. I am hoping a different insole will help because otherwise I love this show.

I love the feel of these shoes on my feet that absolutely kill me daily. Only problem that I have is after about a month of 8hours daily wear I find that they start making my feet and ankles roll to the outside. I'm not sure why but I'm just hoping that it's just the way I walk.

I love MINE. I bought these for my mom and she does not like the fit. I will be returning them as soon as i can get them from her. Its my understanding that i have 60 days from purchase.

This is the most comfortable shoe I have found to walk 25-35 miles a week. The problem is that they wear out very quickly. It is hard to find them on sale , I alternate between 2 or 3 pairs.