Customer Reviews Hoka Arahi 6

They are cushy and feel nice but there's one spot on the inside of my left foot just before my heel that becomes a pain point as I run. I was so hopeful these would be awesome.

I probably won't buy another pair.

After wearing gaviotas and brooks glycerin these were just too tight in the toe box. The dude hugged my pinky toe abs put inward pressure on it. The rest of the shoe felt delightful. I just wish it had been a couple mm shudder in the toe

I use these shoes for walking. I've already put about 10 miles on them but I can't get the soles to stop squeaking. A little annoying. Very loud. Hope it goes away soon. Also my right foot fits tighter than my left but feels like it's starting to stretch out.

This shoe fits a little tighter that my other Hokas of the same style and size ?

After trying several Hoka shoes, this one seems to be the best fit with the support that I'm looking for. It's a little bit sloppy in the heel but not bad. The only thing I'm a little disappointed in is that it does not have a little loop pull on the back of the shoe to assist with putting it on.

Not a lot of stability compared to my older Hoka's, Gaviota I recall

The shoe overall is good. However, the heel cup area is too small for me. It feels as though it's cutting into my heel. And for me I have bone spurs on my heel so I need all the comfort and support I can get. I guess I will be going back to the Bondi.

My husband loves his new shoes but they did not arrive on time. Shipping information was not accurate and the tracking link didn't work after a few days. Unfortunately this was a gift and didn't arrive when it should have so that was a disappointment.

I have a wide foot and have great difficulty finding shoes / sneakers that fit right. These came highly recommended so I gave them a whirl. They are a stabilizing shoe which I wanted but was hoping for less cushion than what's in these? Cushion really bothers my situation for whatever reason? I need a flat shoe which is hard to find? I wear these trying to adjust but I'm struggling. I like the looks and they feel good for the first hour or so but after that they start to bother me? Looking for a suggestion of a flatter less cushiony shoe that Hoka might make? HELP ?

Nice looking and well built sneaker EXCEPT the inner sole is not padded well. Your heel is like walking on a hard surface, no cushion. Also I bought 2EE and they feel a little like a regular sneaker, just mnimally wider not 2E wide. Couple the somewhat tighter fit and the hard inner sole I was tempted to send them back. I'll just walk until they wear out, which also suspect will be faster than it should be in the "old" HOKA days.

This makes my 3rd generation of Arahi's, but my first experience with version 6. The shoes are certainly lighter, but overall the quality feels lower and I'm still uncertain if I actually enjoy them. It really feels more like more cost cutting measures were applied to this version than actual innovation. I want to like them because I've appreciated HOKA since I put on my first pair of Arahi 3's, but right now I'd rather trade these back for a couple pairs of Arahi 5's. Maybe version 7 or 8 will find a happier medium by then.

I used it in my work in dialysis.

Have wore the shoes for 2 days. 1st day my feet hurt and got a blister. I waited a few days and tried again not as bad.

They are a very nice looking sneaker, but the fit is a bit off. I am a true 9.5 and ordered as such, and these fit correctly in length but are narrow. Not unbearably narrow, but you can feel your foot leaking over the side of the shoe. Also my pair came with some very small stains on the upper; again not a huge deal as I know they will naturally get dirty, but for the price point I'd expect the QA to be higher.

I was really hopeful for these shoes. I liked my last pair of Arahis, even though I found them a bit narrow. I went for the EE width this time but unfortunately there doesn't seem to be much difference at all. For a shoe that is touted as having a wide toe box, these are a big disappointment. It is so frustrating trying to find a supportive running shoe for my duck feet!

I've always heard so many positive things about Hokas, so I went for it. I stand all day at work and avg 10k steps each day. I figured a nice shoe that's got good cushion would work out. And these did, for about 3 months. Then the silky fabric on the heel started wearing down and tearing up. And I'm sure I'm only about a few weeks away from the fabric over the toes tearing. Overall nice shoes, but for what they cost, it'd be nice if they lasted a year. If you don't move that much, these might be good for you. But as an active shoe, these DO NOT have the durability I would expect for the price

a fine fitting shoe ,but not as great as I was told

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