Customer Reviews Hoka Bondi 7

This is my second Bondi pair. (I've also tried Clifton, which I like the looks of better due to it not being so thick) Bondi is a great shoe for those wanting a lot of cushioning and good arch support. I have an issue with one foot so I use an orthopedic insole, but the shoe itself has noticeable support and cushioning.

I have another pair of these in a different color and I liked them so well I wanted another.

These shoes have so much cushion, I feel like I’m bouncing when I walk. So many nurses on my unit have switched to these and love them. I gave 4 star on style because there are not enough styles available in wides.

Another great pair of Hokas! These are my 3rd pair. Love them.

I needed something to help offload pressure on my knee when on hospital floors on long days (and I might be fluffy as well, which doesn’t help). Finally bit the bullet on these after my son, who runs triathlons and is a dental student), mentioned that he wears a pair and loves them (it was so random that he told me). I love the comfort and feel! They look a little orthopedic, IMO, but I am at the point that I don’t care anymore. Thinking about another pair actually and retiring my Danskos.

Plantar fasciaitis in both feet, flat footed AND I'm a supinator. I've spent over $3k in shoes trying to find something that worked. These fit and give the right amount of support. Most shoes have overbearing arches that torture my feet. Most shoes don't have an appropriate toe box. I have big balls (of the feet) that need a wide, so finding the right shoe is hard. I've been wearing Hokas for a few years now. I get a .5 size up because while the actual size fits, I like where the arches fit on the up size better. I love how these shoes cradle my feet. I have several pairs; house, barn, going out. These are the only shoes I can wear, even with a dress, while riding my horses or handling livestock (Hoka, can you make some boots that are more appropriate for this?). I've also tried the Hoka recovery shoes. Bad idea. Narrow, hot, and the footbed hits me in all the wrong places and not the right places.