Customer Reviews Hoka Bondi 7

I LOVE my Hokas!!! This is my second pair. My first pair were leather uppers. I am a Phlebotomist and have had to run the hospital halls and also stand all day 8 to 12 hr shifts. I have multiple medical issues with my feet and have had multiple surgeries to my right foot, leaving it with multiple screws and a plate. A permanently fused foot, limiting me to certain movements. I am so grateful that I can walk and have toes. These shoes almost eliminate the pain. Most days I still have some burning numbness. However it is livable in comparison to other high dollar shoes, that have given me NO RELIEF!!! Thank You, to the creator of these shoes. The base is so solid and well made that I have never fallen when wearing these. I have fallen multiple other time resulting in both right and left TKA full knee replacement. The shoes, weather material or leather are worth the extra price and wear wonderful... I highly recommend these!!!

Excellent shoe! I bought this shoe for walking around my neighborhood and i couldn't be happier. My feet don't hurt and I have solid footing when I transition from sidewalk to gravel trail.

Great fit and style. I'd give 5 stars all around but these wear out VERY quickly. About 4 months of light use and holes had worn into the inner lining of the heels. Very expensive to wear out so quickly.

Hoka Bondi 7's are the only shoes I will wear. Since I started wearing them my painful plantar faccitis is gone and has not come back.

Had to return. All of my other sneakers are a size 8. These were too big. I would have re-ordered in a size or half size down, but there was a weird lump midway between my arch and heal. At first I thought it was misplace arch support, but then realized it was the seam where the rubbery details that crosses over the fabric attached to the shoe. I figured it would be the same on a smaller size anyway. This is a major design flaw for me and my sensitive princess feet. Bummer because I really like everything else about them! Pretty color (blue fog) and very cushy! I'm hoping the Hoka Bondi 8 will be better, as I'm trying them next.

I feel these are a bit different from my other 2 pairs of Hoka Bondi 7's. This pair, although very comfortable, seems to be missing some of the "cloud" comfort feeling my others have, to this day. Overall, still a very comfortable shoe. Wished they put the Mfg. year on the inside of the tag. Would be helpful. Maybe that's why I don't feel like I'm walking on clouds ?

These shoes are a perfect fit for me. I have a severe bunion and any shoe that puts pressure on the top or side of my foot causes much pain, but this Hoka has all the needed toe room that I need. I have never worn a wide in any shoe, but was advised to do so by my ortho’s PA. I took her advice and have not been sorry There has been no trouble with my narrow heel slipping out.

Omg these shoes are EVERYTHING. I've never ever ever put on a more comfortable sneaker. I needed a shoe that was going to be comfortable for all day on my feet working in retail, coaching, and in a restaurant and these babies are IT. It's like walking on a supportive cloud that keeps my feet from rolling in or out fixing the problem that years of wearing Nikes gave me. I ended up deciding on these over the Clifton 8's just for the extra coush and I'm glad I did. Couldn't be happier. They have similar arch support to Chacos (if you're a fan like me, that's a bonus), but the sole of the shoe doesn't feel as dense or thick as you walk on it. If you're debating on getting these: pull the trigger. It's worth the $$$.

Very padded and comfortable for long walks.

The wide width is too narrow. I don't know what they are thinking. Why bother making a "narrow" wide width? This seems to be the case with all of the new trendy running brands -- On, Hoka, and Mizuno. Guess I'll stick with the classics, Brooks, Saucony, and New Balance. Oh well.