Customer Reviews Hoka Bondi Slip Resistant

I love everything about the shoe very lightweight, optimally wide toe box, all-day comfort except for the shoelaces. They constantly come untied even when I double-knot, and they slide around throughout the day impacting the fit of the shoe. I am a fitness instructor and these shoes will come untied at least twice when I'm simply walking around in class, which is totally unacceptable for an athletic shoe. I'm hesitant to even wear for longer walks because of the frustration that they'll come untied multiple times. They look and feel awesome though, so I'm hoping the shoelaces will stay tied as they get worn in.

Very tight across the top of my foot. Trying a new lacing techniques to alleviate the tension. Remeasuring to see if I need a wide width. However, toe box and foot ball have plenty of room! I definitely have high arches. The shoes are sturdy but cushioned is not a word I use. I am considering returning them, but trying to make it work. Highly recommended by my hairdresser on her feet all day. My Plantar Fasciitis needs the support. Stay tuned.

The first pair absolutely loved them! Wore them a year and also wore them out, very comfy for months on end. so I bought another pair same brand. New pair, rather dissapointed. Not as comfortable as the first pair, and after 30 days seems like I have worn them a year. Can feel the tread in the sole with this pair.

I just received my Bondi SR. At first glance, they are very pretty, but immediately I could tell it's not a leather sneaker. Description states : water-resistant leather =( The fit is good, I do find it tight across the first eyelets for laces but hoping that they stretch.

I will wear them for a few weeks and see if they will stretch a little otherwise i will have to return them

Seems a bit smaller too

I thought that for the price and the reviews these would be worth purchasing and trying out as I work 10 hour shifts 4-5 days a week on concrete. My feet hurt worse in these than any other shoe I've ever owned including cheap ones. So if you have high arches or plantar fasciitis these WILL NOT work.

the shoes were too narrow, even though I ordered MEDIUM. I had to use a wooden shoe stretcher for several days. I have tried on your WIDE in Bondi and it was too large. Not enough length in the shoe string

As an avid Hoka collector, I was disappointed in the Bondie SR. This shoe ran shorter than my other Hokas & the leather seemed more like "pleather".

So I'm actually replacing a pair I wore down so much and they just don't feel as good of quality as my first pair, like they're not as squishy as when I bought them a year and a half ago. Plus they were $5 more than when I bought them last. Still a hoka fan just a little disappointed because they were clouds round 1!

I am not a wide......but the toe bed on the Bondi is very wide, even for a regular. Had to return the shoes. The many colors on the bottom of the shoe felt like a clown's shoes. Had to return them. Went back to the Gaviota 4, which I am very happy with.

The shoe itself is comfy go walk in, but the top of the foot is narrow which makes for an uncomfortable fit after a couple hours. I feel like I even have a blister coming on today, which is past my 30 day mark so I can't do anything about this pair other than lose out on the almost $200 I spent. I'm going to buy another pair because I can't keep walking in these day to day. I'm choosing another style though. These are waterproof so that's cool.

I purchased these because I work in an ER. they help with my knee, hip and back pain. But they are very stiff, and the laces aren't long enough to double tie as they become untied often. Overall I kept them because they are easy to clean and minimize my pain, I wear them once or twice a week and switch them out with my rubber danskos

I am a bit disappointed that the One is not as comfortable as the Bondi. I ordered because I wanted a shoe that wasn't fabric on the uppers

I wear these to work as a veterinary student and assistant, so I'm on my feet for 10+ hour days walking all around a hospital. They've been so comfy and saving my feet! However, after maybe 10 or wears or so, they white on the sides are peeling. I am very disappointed, I feel like this shouldn't be happening so soon.

On my feet over 8 hrs a day as a hospice worker. By 6 hrs painful feet. Shoe fit but I found it quite bulky. Very noisy walking on tile and hardwood floors. Definitely slip resistant in wet conditions. Width is great as I have a broken toe, plenty of room so as not to injure toe further while it heals. Just unhappy with this shoe due to looking very bulky and insoles not comfortable. Last Hoka shoes lasted 2 years before replacing insoles. Outside shoe still looks newish. Currently wearing old ones. Just not happy with this particular shoe.

As a nurse im on my feet 12+ hours a day and i found that these shoes are offering very little support. after about two hours my heel hurt and no arch support. the shoe did offer good space as a wide toe box though. seems to be more of a casual shoe and not so much a professional shoe. If you are someone that is on your feet long term i would recommend the bondi style instead. those were soft and lasted a good amount of time before breaking down.

I bought this shoes for work as a server in restaurant. The shoe has a very good grip even walk on wet floor. However, it is very painful to break in and I still not sure if I'm done breaking them in yet. Now after 2 weeks of wearing them it is comfortable whenever I first wear them. But whenever I have a long shift like 11 hours long I started to get pain around the the side of the middle of my feet area. Not sure if I'm happy with it yet. But I'm sure got many compliments with these shoes.

They are nice but are too small.

Been trying to wear these to work, due to the fact that I have foot problems, but so far they have only made my feet hurt more. Hoping that with time that will get better, due to the amount of money I have spent on these.