Customer Reviews Hoka Bondi Slip Resistant

Was looking for a shoe that can keep my feet comfortable after 12+ hour surgeries while still being light and agile enough to run around on the floors all day. A month in, this is exactly what I've been looking for! The cloud level of comfort hasn't gotten old yet. And the water resistance and slip resistance is a huge plus.

Love this shoe!!! Soooooo comfy

I would return this product again and again. I purchased this product to use it at work. I work at a laboratory. I tried to wear the shoes outdoor and after staying out for 5 minutes, I noticed that my foot are extremely hot because of the shoes. I felt burnt on my foot. If you have a chance to experience this, please test this shoes and see how uncomfortable it is especially with the sun or heat exposure . I felt like my foot are being cooked in the shoes. I am very frustrated. Send me a pair of shoes that doesn't cook my foot while it is good for long shifts and supportive.

These are seriously the best shoes I've bought in years. Literally no break in time. Wore them for 5-10 minutes around the house, then wore them to work the next day. I walk around 10-13 miles a day being a UPS driver. Super plush, but still very supportive.

This is my second pair. The first pair was way more comfortable.

I wear Hoka shoes every day because they give me the most support.

HOKA BONDI are the most comfortable shoes I've ever owned . I bought a men's size because I couldn't find the white ones in a women's wide. Works perfectly

durable, use daily for work

I work in a hospital and bought the Bondi SR with hopes that they would help with my Morton's neuroma symptoms. I have wide feet and stand for 12+ hours a day, so I thought the wide version would be perfect. Unfortunately, even the wide is too narrow across the metatarsal heads for me. I previously had brooks ghosts in regular width that were extremely comfortable, but I can hardly tolerate wearing these shoes for a full day. Being that they are leather, I hoped that they would break in. However, I have even tried break in spray and shoe stretchers to no avail. If you have wide feet you may want to look elsewhere.

Bondi SR is advertised as having the same comfort as Bondi 7.Not even close.While the SR is a good shoe the cushion is far less give and no where as soft.

Most comfortable shoe I have ever owned.

Great for what I do. I am on my feet all day and support it has is excellent.

Needed the leather (cleanable surface) for work. Swapped them for the Clifton 8 now that the all black/black come in wide. Clifton has been my favorite shoe for awhile. Shorter people I find prefer the thicker soles on their shoes.

Still healing from long covid and major pain in my feet. My feet are only happy in these shoes. I wear them as long as I'm not sleeping. Not a 5 star as the toe cap seems to be ungluing a bit. And the ain't the prettiest things either. Oh well.

I am a veterinarian and I am never sitting down. We have had concrete floors and they take their tool day after day. Every year for my work anniversary I buy a new pair of shoes to wear at work (and only at work). Last year I bought a pair of these and they were FANTASTIC ( I already knew about HOKA from the hiking boots I bought a few years ago). They were SO good I bought a second pair for this year's anniversary. They really help my feet and legs all day at work. NO other pair has ever been as comfortable and no other pair has ever been a "second-year choice". Thanks to HOKA I will be well-taken-care-of again this year.

It feels really comfortable. I use it to work everyday. My feet don't complain of pain anymore. I hope HOKA will make this model with steel toe. That would be great for working humans who are on their feet all day.

I've been using these for 1 week and I definitely don't see what all the hype is about? There's hardly any support. It's like your foot is inside of a bounce around, reminiscent of the old moon shoes. To me it's just bulky, unattractive and definitely not worth the price point. I'm coming from orthopedic shoes and new balance sneakers as a reference point for support and comfort. I had to put an insole in to make them bearable. I would say the only real benefit of these would be to someone who can't have too much pressure constraining the foot as the top really doesn't lace tightly. Beyond that I'm heavily considering returning these. My thoughts, If I'm going to settle for something that isn't ideal it will not be these bc my new balance work shoes were much more supportive and cushiony and $75 cheaper. These were also 1 full size too small. I'm a 10.5-11 and I had to order an 11.5

I have genetic issues with my feet. These shoes give me the support that is essential to keeping me mostly pain free . Your size question is misleading...the shoes run small. I have worn 9.5 for ever..I had to get a 10 with the Hokas

I liked this shoe for walking, the outer shell is a bit stiffer than other Hoka shoes.

I wear them anywhere a casual look works

For Almost 200 dollars they are not worth it. The most you should pay for this quality of a shoe is not even half that. The foam around the toe started to peel after only two weeks of use and my feet hurt after wearing them for 4-6 hours. The arch support is minimal at best and needs an arch suppprt insole just to make them comfortable to wear for an entire work shift. These are not worth it! I don't recommend buying them. I also ordered the wide and they are a good wide fit but not for wide feet but more like for big feet. I have a standard foot shape just wider than normal and these were not made for my wide foot type but for someone with an oversized foot shape.

I walk 10 to 20 miles per shift as a hospital security officer. They are comfortable, great support, awesome cushion and look great! I only wish they weren't so expensive. Hospital Security Offiicers don't get paid that well.