Customer Reviews Hoka Clifton 7

I was surprised in the store how narrow the shoe is. Had to go with a different shoe. I don't have wide feet, i never buy wide sized shoes.

I bought size 12 and it is very tight as a fit. Last pair I bought was a much better fight. Not happy with the shoes.

I use these shoes for everyday walking and shoes feel so tight. May need wider shoe

Fits small. I bought the shoe and didn't wear it for a few weeks after delivery. I tried the shoe a few times, put about 50 miles on between 3 runs and they wrecked my feet every time. Not a fan, too small.

The product provides some comfort and support but not enough for me. I'd like to try another shoe from Hoka but not at the price point that is offered

The shoe liner fit very odd in the heel the caused it to press on the inside of my heel. Feels like i'm constantly stepping on something. Secondly this is supposed to be a wide but it can barely qualify as that. Hokas seem to run narrow anyhow but the wide should at least be a true wide. This is my third pair of Hokas I've had width issues with. Never had this issue with other running shoe brands.

I'm a really Hoka fan, I been using them for years, but I just purchased a pair of Clifton 7 like a month ago and they just rip, both shoes on the inside, I don't know what happened, I wrote them and they told me that I can return and after them check the shoes they gimme some credit, I'm telling you, I really like this shoes, got 5 pairs now and these ones are the only ones that I can complain about

Not wild the changes this model has made. Shoe feels tighter and less comfortable because of the elastic holding the tongue in place.

The shoes are well cushioned but the sole is physically larger than I am use to. I'm not sure about wear yet. The last time I tried Hoka shoes (also Clifton) they wore out quickly (around 100 to 150 miles). I'm hoping for better luck with this pair.

You need to put more durable rubber on heels !

Hoka came highly recommended by my distance running brother so I ordered a pair of Clifton 7. For reasons I can not explain, the left shoe seems too tight across the top of my foot, but the right fits fine. I am right-handed so it would make sense for the right to fit a bit tighter, but the opposite is the case. I checked with my podiatrist and he measured my feet and found that the right is, indeed, slightly larger. He then measured the inside of the shoes and found that the left shoe has a narrower margin than the right. Is this a manufacturing irregularity? If so, I need another left shoe, Size 11, black. I'll send this one back.

Strap inside shoe on right side irritates right side of my foot.

Decided to give Clifton 7 a chance after living the Rincon 2 and speedgoat. The arch feels narrow and feet feel fatigued after just walking in shoe.

I really like Cliftons. My 3 pairs previous to this one I ran 900, 1000 and 700 miles and I really like them for their comfort and durability. This pair it feels like there is a ridge running from toe to heel through the right shoe. I would send them back but am outside the 30 day period - also hoping that if I run in them a bit this issue will go away...

I've been buying your shoes for years and thought they would be as nice as the Stinson ART 5 (best shoes I've ever owned). They just don't have the cushion I need.

To narrow for me

I noticed that the shoe is less comfortable than it used to be.I'm afraid I have to move on to OC.

i prefer the clifton 8s over the 7s more comfortable. wish I got those instead.

I like the shoes overall but the right side of the right shoe hurts my foot for ~30 of walking then the pain goes away. I think the shoe, 2E, is just a bit too narrow. I should have returned them but... I will buy another pair of Hokas in the future

Walking.

I'm a basketball referee and have noticed the rising popularity of Hoka's amongst our group. I am pleased with how comfortable the shoe is, and my concern about ankle support hasn't manifested - but the biggest disappointment is the quick deterioration of the 'grippiness' of the bottom of the shoe. I exclusively wear these on hardwood basketball courts and have had Brooks, Nikes, Aasics that have lasted years (or worn out for other reasons), but never because they lost the grip on the bottom. I'm not sure if I would order Hokas again - they are the most comfortable, but they've worn out in less than 6 weeks (roughly 1/3 of the season) to the point where I'm wiping the bottom of my shoe ever deadball just to maintain enough grip to run. I hope this issue can be fixed - if so I would purchase 3-4 pairs every year for ref usage, perhaps some for personal use as well.

Have a mild case of plantar fasciitis people swore these would make a difference maybe a different model would have