Customer Reviews Hoka Mach 4

Compare to Clifton 7 and Arahi 6 this is more tight little bit harder. I enjoy it for small runs and daily walks. For my still I prefer a little more softer and spacious, something like Arahi 6 ( it helps for my flat feet). Overall is a nice technical shoe that I'm enjoying

Walked a few easy trails and felt really good for a shoe not meant for trail walking. Very comfortable even after a long day on my feet. Bought two as a matter of fact, one in black, for work.

The Hoka's ordered came as expected and are a comfortable shoe. I would order again.

This is my 3rd pair of the Mach series. I wear them for running and the functional training at the gym.

Good for walking and jogging

Shoes are very well made Getting used to the fit

Not as comfortable as the other Hokas, but can't beat the price. Great value.

I bought these because I have a different pair by the same brand and they were on sale

Smooth ride

Not as comfortable or as fitting as the Cliftons or Bondi that I already have.

The shoe is comfortable but narrow towards the front and I can feel my toes squeezed together. If there was a wide option on these shoes I would have ordered them. I prefer my shoes to match and be a little snug rather that too loose that will cause other issues.

I use this on the treadmill very comfortable and sturdy.

Nice product, kind of narrow in the front left side

Great Shoe. Very light. Very comfortable. The only problem is that I feel the left shoe's sole is a bit thicker than the right shoe.

Very comfortable and stylish. I usually like a more cushion shoe but these are great for walking.

Had worn Bondi for a few years and wanted to try something different (Bondi was a little too soft/foamy). These are definitely what I was looking for. A little narrow, but I'm happy.

I wear it to work cause I walk a lot and after trying many different brand of sneaker this are the best that I can wear. I would like to see them in solid colors.

general casual use not a runner

I love the Hoka brand and have gone thru 2 pairs of Clifton's these shoes just did not have enough cushion for my old feet I have ordered a pair of Bondi 8s to replace these

Very confortable

These shoes are fairly comfortable. They are not my favorite Hokas, but they are still good shoes. They do not have as much support as other Hokas I have worn. I will go a different route when it is time to get another pair.

Fits well and is very good support. Love that it's not as bulky feel and look as the other styles of Hoka.

I'm on my feet all day and these shoes are so comfortable I feel im on clouds all day and the support on my feet is great

I've run in my shoes once for three miles. I bought them to replace a pair of Nike Pegasus 38s, which I was dissatisfied with (the Pegasus wore out after less than 300 miles and has creases in the middle from day one). I bought these because I love my New Balance 1080s and the shoe guide I read said these are similar. The Hokas are extremely comfortable to walk in, but running was weird. It's an odd mix of fast and slow. A weird blend of my 1080s and a Rebel V2 (which I tried on). But the difference with these is your foot sinks into them, then the hard outsole catches on. It was an odd sensation, like running on sand. I thought surely they were super slow (it was an easy day), but I looked down at my watch and saw about a minute a mile faster than my usual easy pace. I think I might eventually get used to them, but I had some shin splint pain and my quads seem to feel it a little more. I think it's the rocker on the shoe. I'll probably use this the way I used the Pegasus--easy days and medium distance fast but not all out days. Also, the Shoe is super narrow. It's almost as if the standard width is women's width. I don't have wide feet and I ordered up a size, and am glad I did. I could be wrong, but I think the outsole isn't a problem. It's very thick. I wore through the blown rubber on the outside of the Pegasus in less than 150 miles in some spots. I think the outsole, while technically EVA, is really just a huge chunk of rubberish material. I'll keep using them but am not convinced. Based on the initial run, I still prefer my New Balance 1080s.