Customer Reviews Hoka Bondi Slip Resistant

I am on my feet all day at work, recently had hip replacement. I love these Hoka shoes ! They make my day a lot easier , very comfortable and great support. I am very happy wearing these wonderful shoes ,

Bought these shoes in late august. The interior of the shoes is starting to fall apart. I have a medium sized hole near the heel of shoe and there's a plastic shield that will stab you in the heel. I bought the proper size, and laced these perfectly and they still are falling apart. Less than 4 months is unacceptable for a shoe at this price. Customer service stated that's normal wear and tear so I wouldn't recommend attempting to reach out if you have problems they just list a bunch of assumptions instead of listening to their customers. Won't be purchasing from them again!!

I work for a restaurant and travel to several locations per day. The foors get slippery and dangerous without proper footwear. For years I tried New Balance, shoes for crews and they all kept me from slipping, the problem was that I developed ingrown toenails on my big toes. I would take care of my toes when they became too painful, but I never dealt with the cause. I decided to splurge on better shoes and I found slip resistant Bondi model. I've been wearing them for two weeks now, it's been life changing. They're comfortable, supportive and slip resistant. Don't hesitate. These are fantastic

The leather is good to keep the feet warmer, dryer and, more protected than the Bondi 9 which I have 4 pairs of. The sole is not the same as Bondi 9. The Bondi SR with a leather top has far less give which would be fine if they fit better and the sole may be just a tad smaller. I had to use a clobbers tool to stench some of the areas to fit my feet. Just bought a size 13 EX. Wish list: full rocker bottom, recalibrate the size, offer a 4 EX.

I purchased bondi sr work shoes. They are very comfortable however they fell apart quite quickly.

These leather Bondi SR's run on my ankle bone. The sides are too high and very stiff.

Extremely flat footed and suffer from severe plantar fasciitis. This is the only shoe I can wear. The non-slip bottom should be on everyone's shoe in my opinion. I couldn't recommend this more.

Had for maybe a year. I work 3 days a week nothing crazy. They've started completely falling apart on the inside, just big chunks of foam coming out when I take them off. They are super comfy, but not worth the price for them to not even last a year.

I'm a phleb so always on my feet they were good the first couple days they are true to size but after that Made my heels hurt/Ache, exchanged them for the Clifton 10s lets see how they go.

The inside of the shoes are not soft at all I want them to work and all night my feet were aching did not expect that these are supposed to be professional shoes to be worn with comfort and ease they were not very comfortable and I spend a lot of money on the issues

I purchased these shoes for nursing school and once I graduate. I was very hesitant on spending the amount of money on these shoes. I was told Hoka are super comfortable , but that they just don't last very long. I will agree that these are probably the most comfortable shoe I have spent money on. As for how long they will last , time will tell. A nurse told me they get 6 months out of Hoka shoes and that's why they stopped buying them because of that. I will see. For now I am very happy with them.

One shoe is fine, the other is already falling apart. The tip and front upper started coming off 2 months ago, so it only lasted 4 months. I bought a shoe glue repair kit and when I started to glue them back together I realized the entire forefoot wasn't glued. The upper and sole had a void so I'm guessing that's why they failed so quickly? For shoes that cost almost $200 I expected more. I'm not as light as I used to be, but at 215 lbs, it's not excessive for work shoes.

Very stiff sole. Not at all like the regular Bondi 9

I work on my feet daily. I bought these shoes bc they were highly recommended but they are NOT FOR EVERYONE. Wore them for 3 months and developed severe leg/knee/hip/groin pain. 2 days ago I switched up shoes as a last ditch effort to see what would happen. Boom, no pain at work. So relieved but feel a bit robbed wishing I could return them. If you buy these shoes pay very close attention to your body, they send the kinetic much further up the leg on some people which causes pain.

I have used Sketchers (F), Filas (C-), and New Balence (used to be a B, now it's a D. They went cheap with the insole and overall quality). I just got yours and they are a solid A. They look funny, but who cares? Good job, Matthew