Customer Reviews Hoka Bondi Slip Resistant

Hoka has been very confusing recently I've been a size 13 in Hoka for 6 years, until this summer when trying new Bondi 8 I needed 13 wide (while my old size 13 Hoka's all still fit fine) I have a pair of green hiking Hoka's I really like so got these Bondi SR in what I thought was the same green, and in 13 wide like the Bondi 8 I tried, but the green was not the same, the leather looked plasticy, and the shoes felt a half size too long and much too wide So I exchanged them for a pair of regular width 13 in a color I think is called oat milk, should be similar to the oat milk Bondi 8 I liked. They do not look like the same color in real life Oh well the shoe was comfortable at first and fit better but the sole and cushion is much harder than Bondi 8 and ended up hurting my toes and forefoot bursa None of my older Hoka from before 2021 hurt my feet in this way Not sure what changed Still searching for the right pair for me

The pull strap probably looks good on paper, but in functionality it really doesn't do the job. The shoe strings were to short, when laced for properly. And the tongue is also short, making it hard to position.

My feet were roasting in these so I exchanged them for the mesh Bondi shoes and they are great. Note that I am not working in a hospital, so keeping nasty fluids out is not a concern.

The Bondi SR shoes are very comfortable and do what they are made to do, not slip. I work in animal care and we are constantly washing down kennels and cleaning the floors with water or disinfectants and I haven't come close to slipping, not once. As others have said, they are a it noisy though, they make a "squish" sound when walking on smooth floors like tile or laminate, which is a little annoying or embarrassing. My biggest issue with them is they they pick-up and tracks dirt like no other shoe that I have warn before. I sometimes have to walk across dirt/gravel lots and the sole gets caked with dirt, which then leaves dirty footprints on everything else. Overall, they are good for what they are meant for, but anything outside of that could use some improving on.

Very thankful for the Bondi Sr walking show as I have back & feet issues, but wish they lasted longer that is a lot of money to pay for a shoe that doesn't last long. I wear a 11 in woman but have to get a men's 10.5 usually wear 8.5/9 in men. Glad they have different colors to make you feel more fancy.

they can still get wet if you get splash i use them for work and they make me last on my feet all day long , work around water all the time and i wish they will be more resiliant to get wet! but they are still very well. i wish you offer any promo discounts or work discounts i would by more of your products. other places offer 15-20% off for employees and if you sign up for amembership you get the same

Like the shoes but these feel a little tight. Only worn them 4x so far. Hoping it's just taking time to break them in. Otherwise same shoe I've previously bought.

They're a very good shoe and definitely are slip resistant. The only thing I would say is it does seem like you have to break them in a little bit which I wasn't expecting. But besides that the shoe is very good.

Best work shoe for Plantar Fasciitis just wish they were a little more affordable

I'm giving this product a 4 star review and not a 5 only because one of my shoes started to squeak but other than that they are wonderful shoes! Comfortable great non slip east to clean and water resistant. I would recommend trying them out if you work in Healthcare.

I haven't worn them enough to give an honest review...

Very expensive but very comfortable.

These shoes are the best I have tried for my feet. I stand all day at work. My feet would get sore by mid day. With these shoes I have no more pain. The only reason I didn't give them a 5 star rating is that they need to have a better arch support .

The shoe is well made and of high quality. I have tried several Hokas, and previously, the Bondi SR has been the best shoe for me. However, I walk up to 8 miles a day, and the high level of cushioning was too much for me this time. The feel was squishy and did not provide enough support. Unfortunately, I developed knee pain after a few weeks and returned them. I am having better luck with shoes with moderate cushion and stronger support. In sum, this is an excellent shoe. It's just not the right shoe for me at this time..

I purchased this a year ago and enjoy working with these. I stand on my feet and walk considerably all shift. Very comfortable even with my orthotics fitted in. Only drawback is the shoe laces. No matter how tight I make the knot, it keeps getting undone. My other Bondi 8 has different laces and they stay in place even while running

Received shoes in good time. However. Is there anything we can do about the size? I've gotten sandles and they fit ok but these 14s are small on my right and tight on the left. I tried wearing them, but to my disappointment i can't.

The Valor was the best combo of dressy looking shoe in black, cushioning, and toe oush off that Hoka made, it was perfect for City walking with black jeans. Of course, HOKA discontinued it. The bondi sr is much fatter, wider, on sole and looks more like an orthopedic shoe. But its the closest you can get to the Valor now. Hey, Hoka, how about just bringing back the original valor, which came in all leather or vented top? Whats up with the constant changes to cheaper and cheaper foam that disintegrates quickly?

After wearing them a few times,I feel they are too heavy.

The only complaint is the toe kicks start to peel back from shoe. other than that best shoe ever. on my 3rd pair

Perhaps I read the description wrong I thought I was ordering wide sneakers that I could slip into- back condition where I can't tie laces- what I got were another pair of black sneakers that were too narrow and the kind you have to tie up