Customer Reviews Hoka Clifton 7

Although these fit well, they aren't offering quite the support I thought Hoka One One's were so touted to give. After walking a few miles, my feet begin to feel a little sore just past the arches toward the toes. I am a little disappointed, especially given the price.

I started wearing the clifton around version 4, so i guess i have had three versions of this shoe... i feel that they tweak it every year and usually it is a fairly uneventful change... but this time the toe box is a little odd feeling. i typically wear a 7.5 but have had to go down a half size for both version six and seven. but this time the 1/2 size down feels too tight and the size i usually wear was HUGE. so i guess these are not the shoe for me this year (boo). rambling review, but i hope it is helpful for someone.

I’m tried and true 8 in walking/running shoe for comfort. I have no extenuating foot “needs” not conditions. These fit too snug in the width and on the heel. Love the style and colors, but see blisters and discomfort in my future if I don’t size up a 1/2 size. I’ll report back once I get my exchange made.

Hoka! What happened?! Clifton 5s were so cushiony and comfortable, like walking on clouds, now this...? Clifton 7 is like walking on any other hard, flat, non-cushiony sneaker (don't be fooled by the height/thickness of heel/sole). Significant reduction in quality and comfort! Don't waste your money on this version. Instead, for cushiony, foot/knee/hip comfort, buy earlier versions of Clifton (5, in particular) or get the Bondi style, 5 or 6 (can't vouch for more recent versions yet).

I like the color unfortunately the left shoe is rubbing up against my ankle. My ankle hurts too much to keep them.

The arch support was too high for me. Otherwise the shoe was comfortable.

I put 35+miles a week in, and these shoes hurt as soon as I put them on, so I can’t wear them. Ive tried several short runs, but no can do. Going back to my Bondis. It may just be the shape of my foot, but it feels tight before I even tie them, so maybe my feet aren’t as narrow as I thought.