Customer Reviews Hoka Elevon 2

Great sneaker design but unfortunately not suited for me.

I am noticing that the tongue folds over inside the sneaker on all three pairs despite repeated efforts to keep it flat when placing my foot in the sneaker. It's gotten progressively worth to the point in my current pair its distracting during wear

I really can’t rate this shoe. It was so narrow I could not get it on my foot. It makes me wonder how people wear these shoes. I felt like Cinderella’s step sister.

Don't like the cut tongue or the inner support. The Bondi 6 is best design. I own 18 pairs and love the shoe.

I bought a Hoka One One Pro Fly X a year ago and it is great. So, I wanted to buy exactly the same shoe again, but what I found is not identical. It is heavier and I am slower with it. It's o.k., but it is not the great feeling I have in my older shoe.

the tongue folds on itself and takes a bit to keep flat.

I like them and the colors but when I walk on hard floors sounds like I'm wearing cleats. Very annoying so I don't wear because of that. What can I do since I buy my shoes from your website and is the only shoes I wear?

It's nice except for the clopping sound from the left shoe when walking on hard surfaces.

nice shoe, I probably own 6 different Hoka's. I really didn't like the tongue or laceing system though, the tongue's too short which makes it a pain, and the lacing system is very odd.

while the shoe size calculator is a nice idea, it was extremely inconvenient when I was told I should order a 11, (I wear a 11.5 wide normally). I ordered a 11.5 to be safe get the shoe and it was not even close to being wide enough, the return process was fairly easy but I feel like this shouldn't be the way it is. if you have some that says if you wear this size in this shoe then this size in our shoe is what you need then that should be the case.

The cushion is not as advertised

The Elevon 2 aren't as wide as my Arahis around the forefoot area and rub my feet the wrong way. Overall still a good shoe, but not nearly as comfortable as my Arahis and definitely not worth the extra money.

as others have commented, these are not plush. The lowers feel good, but the uppers are too flimsy with the tongue kinda flopping around. The lacing system kinda worked, but only kinda. I prefer standard lacing. I went half a size up, and they were too loose.

This is a great looking shoe. Different than other Hoka's I've experienced. Generally, these are comfortable. Unfortunate (maybe just for me) the underside of the tongue on the right shoe kept folding over causing extreme discomfort. I thought this would go away or that I could just more carefully put my shoe on, but it kept bending and causing pain. I don't have another pair of athletic shoes like these, so just have to deal with the pain. Would I recommend? Looks wise? Yes. Comfort? No.

Loved the sleek design of the shoe. This was different than other Hoka's because it was stylish and sleek looking. Generally this has been a comfortable show, but since the beginning of ownership the underside of the tongue (left edge) would fold over and cause pain and much discomfort to the top of my foot. I thought it would fix itself and I tried to be more cautious when putting them on, but had the same experience. Currently, this is my only pair of walking shoes, so the pain is unfortunate but I've had to just push through. Also, when tying my right shoe, the right lace always pulls out farther from the shoe than I'd like. I tried relacing the shoes, by continued to have the same experience. Overall, it's a good looking shoe but because of my experience has not been great.

When you pull these sneakers on, material inside the right sneaker always seems to catch and fold over on my sock, so it's always a struggle to get my sock in smoothly. I've never had this issue on any other Hoka or other brand sneaker. I think maybe I should have gone with the Biondi's. Otherwise the cushioning is comfortable for my run which is typically 3.7 miles.

These were great for the first 3 weeks of wear. They quickly went downhill from there. They began to feel uneaven.

General walking on concrete surface. The rubber has peeled off the bottoms around edges.

I was attracted to the Elevon 2 shoe for its color design but I also need maximum cushioning in my running shoes. Normally, I only buy shoes in the Bondi line because they have helped my knees with their plush cushioning. I saw that the Elevon 2 is also rated as "plush" so I ordered them. But I did not experience them as plush relative to the Bondi's. I did one run with them and decided to return them. My legs felt a little beat up after that one run. I think Hoka is being too liberal in its use of the term "plush" for this shoe. Maybe they need a wider scale of cushioning rating terms so they don't represent the Elevon 2 as having the same cushioning level as the Bondi.

Not as comfortable as I thought they would be. Too big. The price is too high.

Second pair of same exact model but tongue design changed and not comfortable. Tried many times to adjust the laces but can't find a good fit and can't keep them on for very long. First pair I could spend the whole day in. Same size and thought I was getting the same exact sneaker.

Loved my previous pair of Elevon 2's but the new pair is not as cushioned or as comfortable.

You've gotten rid of all the protection around the toe. I bought these to replace my last pair which you designed with some toe protection but got holes in them. Every pair of sneakers/running shoes I've soon since my Redball Jets have been designed with some toe protection. Don't reinvent the wheel. I returned these shoes.

I've tried this over several days, but still not the most pleasant thing to walk or run in.