Customer Reviews Hoka Bondi 7

The shoe was very comfortable and felt great on my feet. I had to return it because it is too soft for me. When I walked with this shoe my right knee and hip hurt terribly. I purchased a shoe that had much more support and is built to provide stability.

I have worn the Bondi 6 for years - the Bondi 7 is a completely different shoe with a different fit and sole support. I had to send them back and couldn't find another style that was even close so have to go to another company. I just don't understand why you get rid of something that so many people like.

The seam of the insert causes a blister on my arch. Really disappointing as I love all things Hoka.

Pinching toes with wide shoes.

It feels that the shoe sits very high and is prone to twist my ankle

After 5 miles or so shoes caused HOT spots tried to several different lacing methods didn't stop Sent them back

I returned this item as it was too narrow in the toe box. I ordered the XW size, but the toe box narrows too quickly.

I was told they replaced Bondi 6 and they do not. The toe box is to small I 'm returning them

A salesperson recommended that I buy a men's shoe to accommodate the length and width I needed. I placed the order but the suggestion did not work. Felt like my feet were swimming in the sneaker so i returned the pair to a local store.

Bought the Bondi 7 due to the reviews of it being super soft. I agree, it was soft. Too soft. After a mile, it REALLY hurt my feet. Tried them again and same thing. I was hoping this would be the shoe for me but it wasn't. HOKA sent me a return label and I shipped them back on March 11. As of today they are still "in transit"

I have plantar fasciitis and called in to ask which shoes would be the best for that issue, was told the Bondi 7 would be the best!! I tried these shoes for about two weeks, and my feet have never hurt more than when I had these on!! I had to send them back and get my refund simply because the shoes did not work!!

Hoka, for some unexplained reason, decided to narrow the forefoot in both the Clifton 7 and the Bondi 7. For context, I ran in both the Clifton 6 and the Bondi 6 in wide versions, and both were roomy and comfortable. I have now tried both the Clifton 7 and Bondi 7, and the upper on both shoes has been substantially narrowed. I would love to hear the reasoning behind this -- it makes no sense to me. Although Hoka offers the Bondi 7 in wide and extra wide versions (both of which I have tried, and there is barely a difference between the two), those versions are still far too narrow (and certainly no where nearly as roomy as wide and extra wide shoes made by competitors such as New Balance). I am now left trying to snatch up any Clifton 6s or Bondi 6s in wides that I can get my hands on. And I have my fingers crossed that Hoka's designers will wake up and correct this problem in the Clifton 8 and Bondi 8.

I have been buying Hoka Bondis for years. Many years. I absolutely love the 7s the best! For me, and everyone is different of course, these shoes fit perfectly and they are extremely durable. I run and walk a lot. I replace my shoes once they have 1,000 miles on them. All of my Bondis have made it to 1,000. I have noticed with Bondi, and not on Clifton, that somewhere around 400 miles I have to patch on the inside by my achilles, and on both sides an inch or so below my ankle. I don't consider that a problem since I've heard that you should really retire shoes after 500 miles. I wouldn't think of it!

Use them all the time.

I cant believe how happy my husbands feet are not to say his smile from ear to ear just because he feels like he is walkingnon air thankyou so very much I have been the talk of the town telling everyone about The Hoka and the good investment to happy feet smiley face and good heart .

I've been a long time Bondi 7 Purchaser. When I saw they brought back the Bondi 7's I was thrilled. These shoes are comfortable, stylish, and great for everyday wear.

Walk several miles a day,and my feet don't get tired.

These shoes are great for walking and standing