Customer Reviews Hoka Bondi Slip Resistant

Slip resistant as advertised but lacked that Hoka look/style I've grown to love. Shoe reminded me of those old orthopedic shoes your grandfather used to wear

I liked the previous Boindi SR model but sadly one of the shoes on the heel collar on the back on one shoe already broke. Only had for 2 weeks before it happened.

These shoes will not stop squeaking on waxed floors, and the rubber has already started to peel away from the shoes after only a few months of wear. I was going back and forth on spending nearly 200 dollars on a pair of work shoes and decided to give it a try, and I have been nothing but disappointed. I've woken up sleeping patients with the obnoxious squeaking.

The shoes are made to be used it indoor floors and carpet

I had started a service job and thought these would be great. You can see I buy a lot of HOKA's. This is one of 2 pairs that have disappointed me. They are much less cushioned than I imagined. The right one has caused my arch to ache. I went back to an older paif of Clifton's I have and they did much better. I submitted an exchange for them today.

I read so many rave reviews and heard great things about these shoes but they didn't work for me I wore them for work. I was in them for about 10 hours. My feet were so sore after. I couldn't wait to take them off. My husband has not even worn his yet because of my experience.

I have a moderately wide foot with a high instep. Where the laces start pinched my foot so badly I could not wear them. I gave them to a friend. Good news, she liked them.

I have bought two pairs before, but the third pairs I bought is not as comfortable as the previous. Seems like the there is not much cushion. I cannot return because it has passed the return period.

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

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They feel good when you first put them on. I work in a kitchen and by the time I get off my feet really hurt so bad that I can barely walk to my car. My sketchers slip resistant feel better than these shoes. I really had high hopes for these shoes. My foot is sore on the opposite side of my arch.

I walk 12 miles a day on average, mostly on pavement, some grass and other surfaces, so it's very tough on shoes. I think I got these in March or April, so that's over 1k miles on a pair of shoes, I was hoping to get another couple months. The exterior of the shoe and the sole have held up fairly well, but the collar started coming apart the first month and they've become painfully unbearable at this point. Perhaps a redesign with a leather interior or something? Seems to be what actually lasts in shoes I've had for a while. But I can't buy shoes every four months, six is bad enough. They were pretty comfortable, I'm not a fan of the high stack but a dr recommended them so I gave it a shot. Also, I had to order a half size up fwiw. If you work inside and don't have to take your shoes off 10 times a day to get sticks and rocks out, they would probably do really well.

I wore out my Clifton 9 shoes that I loved and replaced them with the Bondi SR because they say its the plushest shoe they make and I wanted the leather shoe for easy cleaning. After the first 3 miles the bottom of my heal hurt so bad I thought I would get a blister. The next day I use my old Clifton 9 shoes and walked 5 miles with no problem. Every time I walk with the SR my heel starts hurting again. Maybe they need break-in time but the Clifton 9 was plush and amazing the very first time I wore them

Ordered the wide version and wasn't wide enough, toe box is cramped and the inside of the shoe has almost rubbed both my big toes raw. Now I have to find something more accommodating.

I used it for a full day shift at the hospital and i was on pain on the top of my feet. I think the tongue is thick and causing more pressure and discomfort.

I wore these shoes for just about a week now and part of the left shoe where that comes up the soul comes up around the toe. The glue is coming undone. And I've had some pains in my knees since I've worn these shoes so I don't know what's going on. At this time, I'm not really happy with these shoes.

Bought in their Manhattan store, I am an x-ray tech who works 10+ hour shifts and these are the most overpriced and uncomfortable shoes you can buy for the price. They're stiff, my feet begin tingling after a few hours. The tongues never stay centered, they slide to one side because there isn't enough material, (I actually ripped the stitching on one of the tongues from pulling them straight all the time), nor is there enough room for comfortable socks so go up a size. And the laces are total crap. They must untie themselves 5 or 6 times a shift. Think Payless cheap. For the price they could give you something that stays tied. I should of brought them back but was hoping they break in a bit but they aren't. Overrated!

I am a postal carrier so I do put miles on my shoes, but I've had my pair for roughly 8 months now and they are literally falling apart. First and foremost I had to buy insoles because the arch support is limited as well as the outsole doesn't seem to be as cushy as it appears or would be. Secondly the inner heel portion started to rip part after 4 months and by 6 months it's bare plastic and yes I untie the shoes and give a lot of slack to remove and insert my feet. Now at the 8 months mark the leather is literally separating from the sole, not exactly what you would expect of a near 200 dollar shoe.