Customer Reviews Hoka Clifton Edge

Those shoes are really comfortable. There is enough cushioning on them. I walk/jog/run in them. They do feel little to big on me though. Next time I'll buy half size smaller.

Great for shorter distances - under 10 miles. Lightweight and I was able to have a faster turnover. Feel good right out of the box. Only drawback, my heal came out of the shoe a bit so I used the last shoe string hole to fix that.

These shoes are overall comfortable and lightweight. However, I have worn these shoes 3 or 4 times and the bottom of the shoe is already wearing off. For the price of these shoes I was disappointed in the quality of the sole.

Not comfortable at all.

My previous running shoes were Hoka and I loved them! These running shoes, not so much. For some reason I have gotten blisters on the bottom of my toe, and the side of my toes are rubbing on something. I have to wear bandages. Wish I could return these! I paid a lot for them and they are not a good running shoe for me!

I have had these shoes for less than a month. They are very comfortable but I have been surprised at how quickly the tread on the bottom of the sole is wearing out. My workout routine is primarily comprised of cardio on the elliptical & outdoor walks - I typically try to get about 3 miles in per day. If the tread on these shoes sustains their current rate of decline it will surprise me if they last more than 2-3 more months.

This was my 5th pair of cliftons to buy. I wish it wasn't named the Clifton edge bc they aren't near as comfortable as my normal Clifton. I think the name is misleading.

Got this shoe for support for my achilles but if anything the pain has been more evident using these shoes. And it's pretty pricy should've done more research for something better.

I am having a hard time liking the Clifton edge. The cushion is great but I am getting blisters when I run after. The tongue of the shoe is to flimsy and folds up while running no matter how tight I tie my shoe. The tongue is too thin and short. I wear a bandage under my sock.

Okay, these cost $30 more than the regular Clifton. They have a narrower toe box that cramps my normal width foot. They have the most flimsy insole I have ever seen in a running shoe. And, the rubber bottom is hard when you strike.

Why would you make the tongue sharp? I get bloody ankles every time I run.

I'm a toe striker and the extended excess shoe material behind the heel changes my stride so I really cannot train (I run 50-100 mi per week)