Customer Reviews Hoka Challenger ATR 6

Work on my feet for 10 hours at a hospital and this shoes make my day.

I love my newest pair of Hoka Shoes. The only thing I don't like is shoes laces come undone.

This is my daily walking shoe and I also use it cycling and at the gym. They are incredibly light but the soles do wear quite a lot. They have helped to reduce my plantar fasciitis heel pain. I must have 2000 miles on my first pair and it's about time to retire them.

The shoes are fine used on the baseball diamond both dirt and turf . Had no problems at all transitioning from surface to surface

So far very good for short training runs on a mixture of pavement, roadside gravel & dirt and packed sand surfaces. I like this for shorter faster runs because it is lighter and a little stiffer (less plush) than the Cliftons I have.

Running & walking

I run every day and really like my Hokas. But they never seem to last more than 400-500 miles.

Absolutely love these shoes for running trails. I blew out my last pair on the front sides of my feet. Thought it was because I needed a wide but these new shoes in wide feel pretty much the same. I love these shoes, they are super comfortable and plush, pure joy to run in. My only complaint is that Hoka can't make just a simple black or grey shoe that will go with anything. Instead they look like a 3rd grader picked the color schemes. And if you need a wide you get even fewer options. Great shoes, just poor choice of colors.

They fit nice and look good too.

The shoes fit nice and are very comfortable. My only issue is that one of the shoes did not have the heel padding placed properly so my heel slips a bit when walking. Looks like a manufacturer error. Not a huge deal but sort of annoying for 240$.

I bought these for work. I work in an auto shop . I had Clifton 8's prior to these . The Clifton 8's are more comfortable but didn't last . These feel like they will last and are still really comfortable.

Feels good even after several long walks. Very supportive !!

I order 12.5 shoe and the box says 12.5 but the size inside the sneaker say 10.5. Too small. Check your boxes next time.

Wanted Hokas cuz of their great rep for being good for troublesome feet. Wanted a hiker, wide, and waterproof. Had a hard time finding all three, but these will do for now. I'm 68 and on my feet hiking and bartending. These shoes have kept me on my feet and comfy.

I wear them at work on cement surfaces and they provide needed cushion. Don't like the way the shoe's tongue is sewn down to the insole. I had to cut that off to enable ease in putting them on as I have had hip & knee replacement surgery which makes it difficult to get the shoe on with the sewn tongue.

Love the support typical of Hoka! Love the look of the shoe! In fact I can't think of anything I don't really like about the shoe except the tongue- which is digging into my ankle. As you know the tongue of this specific shoe is a thin rubber at the end instead of a pillowed cushion, and because I wear ankle socks, the tongue of the show comes above my sock and is cutting into my ankle.

Comfortable, put a spring in your step, seems stable even with the cushion

I bought a pair in a local store, but need wide, gave to a friend. Then, ordered same shoe online, different size, wide, but too big, men's size for women's foot. Returned this pair in favor of one half size smaller, fits great but too long, I (age 77) risk tripping. Went to different local store, tried on Bondi in men's and women's, fit great. But I want Slip Resistent shoe, preferably water proof - goretex etc., but leather makes the shoe heavy for me. I will get some, but need advice. Tried your chat, unsuccessful.