Customer Reviews Hoka Arahi 4

I liked the HOKA Arahi shoes. And I just ordered another MACH4. Though, it will be nice to have some coupon to have a little discount :). If not possible then no worries, I still like it.

I bought this shoe for strength training in the gym due to it's more supportive design. It's definitely stiffer and more supportive. I'd classify it as an adequate shoe, but they don't blow me away like my Bondis 2/3/6 did when I first bought them, or my Speedgoat 4 GTXs, or my Stinson Mid GTXs did. They definitely don't have nearly soft enough cushioning for running and not getting shin splints or tendonitis but I didn't buy them for running so I'm happy with them for what I need them for.

Got these for the gym. Nice cushioning.

Nice looking, and fairly light weight, but really stiff.

Feels comfortable , maybe a little tight on top of foot, but not bad.

I'm coming off a broken ankle and collapsed arch, and absolutely LOVE Hoka shoes, which I had never had until my physical therapist recommended them for my issues. He told me where to go for proper fitting. The expert at the store recommended a different model than my PT thought I'd need. The store expert was right; he recommended the Bondi 7, my FAVORITES! I was still curious so I wanted to try both. I like the Ahari, but I LOVE the Bondi 7 for its better support and cloud-like plush comfort.

I do a lot of standing, on my feet 8-12 hours continuously through the day and also use them for working out (HIIT, gym, strength training). I have pronation issues so I need a stability shoe. After years in New Balance, I was looking for a stability shoe, but with more cushioning. I had some pressure points and knee pain with the Arahi 4 at first, but seems to have improved over the first couple weeks trial. However, I find the heel kind of shallow and wanting to come out when doing my HIIT exercises. Since purchasing the Arahi 4, the Arahi 5 has come out and looks to have a deeper heel, so I'm going to give the Arahi 5 a try instead.

I struggled finding a good running shoe after tarsal tunnel release surgery a few years ago when a local store recommended the Arahi 2 to me. After trying other shoes, I found a winner with the Arahi as it provided the proper stability that I needed for long runs again. I wore a size 10 in Arahi 2 but when I received the Arahi 4, it was about a half size too big. I think I like the fit of the Arahi 2 better even after going down to size 9.5 for Arahi 4, but it is still a great shoe nonetheless.

Great comfort and style. Easy ride on soft surfaces. I don't go on pavement anymore. Not especially good in Gym for strength and stability exercises. Stick to the road...

I've been running for a little over 3 years. I rotate my shoes regularly and have up until this pair gone with another brand because they were a little less expensive. I decided this time around to put down an extra $20 and grab a pair of these. After getting a few runs in with these I'm never going back. The others I used before were good, these are great! Stability is a must for me. I just never had running shoes as comfortable as these before.

I really love these shoes! After each shift I would look forward to taking off my shoes and elevating my feet. But once I started wearing these shoes I did not feel the need to do either one of those things. In fact my feet felt great after my shift. The shoe is so light but supportive. The reason I gave it 4/5 is because a piece of the sole already ripped off. I only use these shoes for work so I was surprised to see the sole break down so easily.

Overall really love the shoe. Runs a title more narrow for my liking. I bought the wide and still it's little narrow. Very comfortable though, and great looking shoe!

bought for grandson, he likes the shoe

This is my second pair, and I am please. First time I bought a size 14 which is actually too big but doable. This time I bought a size 13, and they just made the cut. Too bad 13.5 isn't available. My foot is a men's 13, but my fallen arch(es) causes me to be in an awkward size; not 14, not quite 13.5. First pair were worn as is and worked well. Unfortunately, I must now include customized orthotics as well.

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Hands down one of the most comfortable shoes I've ever owned.

The shoe's are great. My only problem is I ordered a black size 11 wide. I got 11.5 white.

I use these shoes for working out and/or everyday use. My biggest complaint is the tongue sometimes does not sit flat. The outer edge will fold under itself and it can make the shoes a bit uncomfortable.

I wear the shoes for every day use. However, I have arch support inserts. These make the toe box too tight on the front of my feet. This was not a problem on my Arahi 3's

This is a great overall shoe for running, weight training, and walking long distance.

It's a perfect fit, I don't feel the aches after a run.