Customer Reviews Hoka Bondi 7

I have a bad back and knees. When I wear the Hoka they take pressure off my back and knees

I have a bad foot (dorsal bunion, bursitis & neuritis) and wear orthotics full time for treatment. I'm on my 3rd pair of Bondi's and I LOVE THEM. They are my everyday shoes and the only shoe that does not cause any pain whatsoever. Super comfy, and they make me tall! Only complaint is that on my newest pair (bondi7) the center back padding at the achilles moves around. I had suggested these to my husband and he has the same complaint. Mine are only about a month old and I feel like there's already some wear and tear and that it's breaking down. My last two pairs lasted well over a year each and don't have the same problem at all (I still have them and wear them). So my feedback would be, scrap what you're using on that pad and go back to the old design. It was better :)

I work in healthcare which means on my feet for 12-14 hours at a time. I've tried all the shoes - I won't mention names but many know which I am speaking of! Now 20 years into this career as a physician assistant (many of those in the OR) I have had all the plantar fasciitis you can imagine. I now have what seems like permanent nerve damage on the top of my foot. I wear lido 5% patches on it - that's how bad it is. Well, these shoes are like walking on clouds! I still have to wear my lido patches but the other areas of my feet that used to ache and ache after a shift are so much happier! Definitely buying a second pair to rotate with my original.

My husband found these last spring and I bought a colorful pair, so glad to find in solid black to wear with black jeans. I have to wear shoes with support and cushion for my feet, knees, and back and these fill the bill. I will definitely be getting more in the future.

Great for walking on treadmill but needs a little more cushion for the top portion of the feet, when running

I also have 2 other styles that I love.

I bought them for my daughter. She is a respiratory therapist and works 12 hour shifts. She owns 2 pairs. Does no complain about foot pain. Great investment for sure. Elds

I have planter fasciitis and these are the only sneakers have helped the pain in my feet. I wear these every day I absolutely love them.

I am an older worker in a medical office w/ some foot issues. I got my first pair of Hoka shoes, and finally am getting some relief. These last the entire 10-12 hour work day.

I have plantar fasciitis and heel spurs. I am a nurse and need comfortable shoes. These shoes are great, but they are expensive! I would love a pair that are dark in color and sole but are slip on to wear around the house.

While this style of Hoka’s supposedly has the widest toe box they offer, it was still too narrow for me. Sized up and with average thickness socks my toes started going numb after 20 minutes or so. I wish more brands would make true wide toe box shoes while still including cushioning for those of us who can’t wear totally flat “barefoot” shoes. I have had to order more Altras as they’re the only brand I’ve found that does both with a zero drop. (Hoka doesn’t have zero drop but they do have a minimal drop.)