Customer Reviews Hoka Mach 4

Although it is a very nice looking shoe, I'm afraid it's not as comfortable as some of my other Hokas. I think it's missing some of the cushion & support that I've had in other shoes.

These are so comfortable so I loveeeerd them at first but unfortunately get ridiculously dirty and stained very easily. I took a walk and they look like I went in a mud pit :(.

This cut is too narrow and not enough room for daily activities on the floor in healthcare.

I just bought a pair of hoka on sale just to test them out. Apparently that one Mach 4 is not right for my feet at all. It hurt my arches so badly ... i have used them for about 8 miles and couldnt stand the pain it was causing on my arches, that i finally just returned them. Even just walking it hurt both my feet. I am giving it a 3 because they are good shoes but prob for someone else's feet. The fit and color was nice.

I purchased these shoes because the description stated it was constructed for the achilles. However I have not felt the advantage for my previously injured tendon.

It is said to be good for the archilles tendon pain. It is not. It is said to have a 5mm drop and unless I'm reading it wrong when the shoe is on the foot it stretches the tendon too far and hurts even more

I returned these the same day I recieved them. For me, they did not have enough cushion in the heel and the tongue was uncomfortably rubbing where the top of my foot meets my leg.

Loved how light they felt compared to my mizuno waver runners. They also helped with some knee/shin pain I was having. Great support for my high arches but I ended up returning them because they badly bruised the underside of my right ankle after a 4 1/2 mile run. Such a bummer because I really loved them otherwise.

I've almost tripped and fell 5 times

This was my first pair of Hoka's. I normally buy another brand. Maybe I expected too much?

I use these to run in. I average anywhere from 5-9 mile runs in themI think as far as feeling after a run I really like themfewer body aches/less sorebut I don't love how they fitI wish they had a little higher archand they are called a neutral shoe yet to me don't feel like I am running in my usual positionI have owned several brooks neutral running shoes and was hoping to find something better yet if I run shorter steps and up my cadence they are greatif I try to take longer strides and slow the cadenceI don't like how it feels

I have been experiencing plantars fasciitis and was encouraged to try these. Maybe I bought the wrong style? But I still needed to put my shoe support in them and the base feels pretty narrow.

After trying to like them for two weeks (I work standing on my feet all day)--these did not do the trick as well as my old Hokas. I'm not sure of the problem--Minimal padding and in sole. They just did not like my feet;

Not very comfy. Kind of stiff.

The shoes were comfortable for my short walks, but not my longer walks. I liked the look and color but I returned them for my Bondi style. The cushions in the Bondis are so much better. I walk from 6-10 miles 5 days a week and I need shoes that are comfortable.

Thin cushioning. Pretty colors. Not much support. Great for short fast runs.

The shoe is well made but unfortunately for me to wide in the heal. Even slips with heavier socks. Back they go.

My legs hurt after running in them