Customer Reviews Hoka Stinson ATR 6

Most comfortable tennis shoe I have ever worn. Like walking on air.

My favorite shoe ever !!

I am 78 years old , ran long distance for over 75 years . To bad I wasn't wearing these shoes and I could have avoided my foot and ankle problems. Walking 3 miles now and good to go . No problems . Runners don't cheap out on your shoes.

Found this shoe to be perfect for a 100 miler 40% technical single track 50% rail trail and 10% road! I will be running another 100 in this new model!

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The solid color is good to wear to office where I am on my feet alot as a physician in a clinic. Nothing beats the support and cushioning of this model HOKA

This is my fifth pair of HOKA'S and except for one style being too narrow, I think the product is excellent. I work with people of all ages and 1/3 of them are in them.

No issues with laces staying tied or foot pain after long hikes.

Walk 12 miles a day. Love the shoe and been using for years

I've been very happy on the street or on hikes. I'm wearing them as I write this review. Never even considered returning them

Used on the rocks and roots of NW Pennsylvania, I am a 55 year old trail running enthusiast who appreciates the cushioning these shoes offer. I have a pair of 4's and 5's as well, but the 6's are the bomb! Softer cushion, improved lacing system, easy to get them adjusted - just right, tongue is plenty long compared to the 5's and for my wide-ish feet they are wonderful. Already bought a second pair. Ready to go right out of the box, they feel broken in when brand new. If you liked the 4's better than the 5's you will like the 6's. Hoka please don't change a thing, superb!

I'm typically not a reviewer, but decided I like the Stinson ATR 6 so much I would. I have knee issues, so I was definitely wanting a plush/cushioned pair of trail runners/hikers. The Stinson ATR 6 are incredibly cushioned (hence they are rated as plush, not balanced or responsive). All that cushion comes with a high stack and does disconnect you a bit from the terrain (in super technical / rocky terrain you have don't have the feel you do with a lower stack shoe), but the shoes are incredibly stable for so much cushion. Yes, you are higher and so they are a bit less stable than a lower stack trail runner, but you're going for cushion / reducing impact if you go with these shoes. So if you're looking for an incredibly comfortable / cushioned ride that are very stable for what they are, this is a great shoe for you. You just have to be willing to add a little weight and give up a little connection / feel for the terrain. I'm going on 5-8 milers and my knees are not feeling the impact the way they were in my prior shoes.

I've been suffering from plantar fasciitis since February. Multiple cortisol injections were ineffective. Multiple shoe purchases were a temporary fix. My Stinson purchase was my first Hoka. First thing I noticed was the suspension that they have. Reminds me of a classic Cadillac. I can actually feel my foot rise and fall in the shoe. Bad heel was only felt on my uneven trail terrain when it would land first. I got a set of inserts from my doc and hated them in other shoes - too hard. Tried them in the Stinsons and they are a perfect combination. I can walk pain free! Absolute game changer. I can also feel the cushioning benefit on my replaced knees. I would describe these now as a modern Cadillac with a sporty touch.

I use these for long trail runs and they are my favorite. Right away, ran 24 miles right out of the box and had no issues.

I am an avid walker, around 10,000 steps per day. I walk around the house, on my treadmill, around the block, or at the mall. The cushion is the key due to having Plantar Fasciitis in my right heel. With the Hoka Stinson ATR I feel no pain in my heel, because it has the most cushion of any Hoka shoe. Now that I have found them, I won't live without them.

I use this shoe for walking and hiking. Feels wonder on my feet!

Very happy with the shoes.

I have a wide foot and this shoe didn't come in a wide size, so I took a gamble. I was pleases to learn that the standard shoe was wide enough. It is a little snug brand new, but I'm sure it will loosen up and be a great fit with a little more use. The tread at the bottom of the shoe really grabs the surface as well. Good cushion as well.