Customer Reviews Hoka Challenger ATR 6

put these on the day i got them and have been wearing them regularly since for my mornings walks in the parks and on vacation. simple, feel good, seem to hold my feet well.

I would definitely buy again. One caveat; if you need to use these for cross-fit or rowing machine at gym, the heel is very wide and a little clunky. Not ideal for when you have to insert your foot into any apparatus. Otherwise for running, hiking, walking they are fantastic.

Why is the only colorway available in wide such an ugly colorway. I have the all black pair. Would be an amazing pair of shoes if it was a tad wider in the midfoot. Please make more all black colorways for your trail shoes. The hoka speedgoat 4 needs an all black option. Runs slightly warm

This was my first pair of hokas. I'm liking them so far. They're not super agile, as to be expected with the big cushion. Pretty cushy and helpful for putting in a lot of miles.

I've ran in the previous model, the ATR 5s, for a couple years now. The ATR 6 is a noticeable improvement in its transition of weight from heel to toe and has a real solid lateral stability. The grip on rock/wet ground seems just as good as the 5s. I did notice however that for the ATR 6, the shoe is about a half size bigger than the ATR 5 (ordered the same size). Overall, a big fan!

These are great shoes for pavement, dirt roads, and light trails. Really nice ride, but they do begin to breakdown a bit faster than others like the Speedgoat.

So far no issues and love the look n feel

Basically a road shoe with a little extra meat on the bottom. The shoe absorbs most small rock hits on the bottom of my foot. Still lightweight. A good compromise for a road runner who doesn't want a heavy trail shoe. Tried the Speedgoat, but the toe box was too narrow.

I've had a few trail runs and the Challenger ATR 6 provide a nice, soft landing while still providing good, stable ankle support.

When I first put these shoes on, I fell in love. They were comfortable, cushioned, and had an excellent grip. I was able to run on the road, the park, and even some snow and ice at a light pace. The shoes kept traction with every surface. The only problem came when I noticed blisters forming in the same exact place another pair of Hokas gave me blisters. It turns out that some of the models have a mesh/net structure that connects the tongue with the upper or even the midsole. It ends in a seam that gave me blisters on both feet in a very unusual place on the sole. They're still extremely comfortable with a great traction so I'm still giving it 4 stars but it's very odd. I know people with this same mesh that never got blisters so I suppose it's just me.

Good for easy trails and dirt road running - Narrow toe box - Medium sized lugs for grip - Could be deeper

Love them !!! Need this color in wide

Need to sell in wide sizes, love the color