Customer Reviews Hoka Kaha GTX

I'm disappointed. I was supposed to get a free towel but it never showed up. Might send them back - this is the third pair of HOKAS I bought this year but poor service.

I like the color and the light weight, but found lacing them difficult in part because of the narrow tongue that got folded up near the top of the laces. I had to return the boots.

I WAS SOMEWHAT DISIPONITED IN THE FEEL OF THE SHOE I WAS LOOKING FORWARD TO THEM BEING AS SOFT AS THE FRIST SHOES I GOT EVEN IF THEY WERE A DIFFERNT STYLE OF SHOE

Need MEN'S KAHA GORE-TEX in Wide Widths. Not enough choice in Wide Widths.

Hoka's have been my favorite shoes for years and I had high hopes for these. Unfortunately this pair was very narrow and I was unable to wear them for longer hikes.

I was told to go up half size. should have bought correct size.

The overall performance is great and comfortable. But sticking was poorly done, lacked detail to the craftsmanship.

I love these shoes so much! But they run a half size too big, so I can't hike in them but I can wear them when I am running errands!

Love these, Great place up, secure in all the right places, light as a feather and good grip and waterproofing. Used for a overnight on my ralston and they performed excellent Upon inspection after the trip the toe cap is delamination, I emailed customer service and didnt receive a response, chalking up to global pandemic

I am an avid outdoor person. Bought these because I liked the look and since my favorite brand, Five Ten, was no longer making lightweight hikers decided to give these a try. Overall impression is very comfortable, love the lightweight and broader heel on the sole, feel good to be in. Durability, for me however, has been a real issue... these just didn't last! The waterproofing claim lasted a few months but then they started leaking in water. The sidewall material where it meets the sole blew out in a couple of places, the material is just too thin for me I guess, I'm hard on a pair of boots. I play disc golf in these as well, so they just can't handle the constant torquing when I throw drives. I'm in the woods a lot and the soles are good and rugged but the rest of the boot just died prematurely, in my eyes. I won't buy these again for those reasons. If you're not hard on your footwear these might last you longer, and since they're quite comfortable might make up for the durability issues I've experienced.

Purchased for hiking. Shoe is so big my foot moves around way too much inside it. Not stable. Not comfortable. I buy hoka for comfort and stability. They have always delivered on that. I buy 4 pair of shoes per year and have for the past 5 years. Their quality is among the worst on the market, however their comfort is tops. Just not with this boot. Does not even come close to a comfortable fit or cushion.

The shoe is almost perfect except the toe box needs to be wider, descents caused hot spots regardless of how I laced.

I have not worn these shoes everyday but maybe every 3-4 days per week. Not even hiking with them. Just normal walking around activity. I've only had them for about a month and the tread is already starting to delaminate. Love the comfort but they are not capable of lasting any length of time.

These are much more firm support. I purchased for the soft cloudlike cushioning like previous pairs. My feet hurt. These need a break in period that I am just not used to needing with Hoka. My Bondi 8 is also missing the soft comfort cushion and is a springier and firmer shoe.

Hard to lace up.

I like the shoes but, the comfort wasn't experienced. I would like to send back.

I own two pairs of Kaha GTX one high top and one Kaha GTX, I like the colors of these but not the brown. For any prospective buyers of the Kaha GTX I would ask sales rep whether they are manufactured in Vietnam in Cambodia, the Vietnam manufacturing is 40% better......if it was not fir the cushioning of the Kaha Low GTX I would return them as the shoe is a departure from the Kaha High GTX and I do not like the the Cambodian manufacturing.......this review is for the Kaha GTX Low made in Cambodia.

The shoe is lightweight, feels great, but after 1 month 2 inch chunk of the sole fell off. Very disappointed for the amount of money spent on them.

Great fitting shoe with great arch support. Glue must not be strong enough on the soles. After wearing 10-15 times, the sole near the front of the heel is separating.

I have been wearing the HOKA KAHA GTX boot everyday at work and have loved them until a couple days ago . After a month of use some of the lugs on the sole have started to come unglued and peel back. For the price of this shoe I am extremely disappointed .

Feels like a quality shoe but just not a good fit for me. Too high on the shin. Not the comfort I'm used to in Hoka. I am planning to return them

I have used Hoka Bondi 7 and love the cushion. There is really no difference between the Kana GTX and any other cheaper hiking boot. I am quite disappointed consider the cost of the product.

I bought this along with the Kaha 2...as spare. While I love the Kaha2, this piece is a mess! It took me almost a minute to get my feet into the shoe, and when I succeded, it felt like I was wearing a carved rock..very uncomfortable. I'm returning this. I recommend the Kaha 2 instead.