Customer Reviews Hoka Solimar

I have MS and was looking for a sneaker that would give me more stability, comfort and light weight. So far I am ok with them. Need to have and use them more.

Are use it for work walking and running

I have three pair. I use all three for walking and for pickleball

I have been running in Asics and On shoes for years and after talking with other runners and a salesman I thought I would give Hoka a try. Maybe I was expecting too much but the first time I put them on and went for a short run I was a little disappointed. They felt like a $50 pair of sneakers and not a $100+ running shoe. There was no real support and they were not as soft as I expected. Maybe I just purchased the wrong model but I went through the shoe selector on the Hoka website and also talked with the sales person to chose between the 2 models that I thought would work for me. They are not horrible.....but I wouldn't buy them again.

Just purchased Solimars. Very comfortable. Mesh uppers more flexible than Hupana so foot formation is more visible as a result. Less desirable to see that.

Just purchased Solimars. Very comfortable. Mesh uppers more flexible than Hupana so foot formation is more visible as a result. Less desirable to see that.

best slide on the market beats Croks hands down

Shoe had everything I wanted, lightweight, supportive, and a rocker type that might help my ankle arthritis but the toe box is too small (I ordered a wide). I am leery of ordering the x-wide because normally the volume is too much for me in that size. I did return the shoes. Perhaps another late stage rocker shoe with a wide toe box will be offerred.

I use this shoe as a cross trainer. I purchased the Solimar online from the HOKA store, checked the fit by using all the help aids provided by HOKA. The only problem I have is your shoe is very narrow and what I would call my foot is a "regular-width foot". I realized to late that with the HOKA Solimar I would need an extra wide for a perfect fit.

Bought and returned immediately. Fit was very narrow, length was true to size.

Good training shoe, not great walking shoe

Others recommended the shoe so I thought I would try it. No ho

Narrow. No wide options. Lacks cushioning compared with most Hoka's I've owned

Love the look, the color, the comfort! With that being said, not sure how anyone can run in these, well for very long that is. I just use mine for walking my dog and the soles are nearly gone. I get that they're very soft for comfort, but 2 miles a day for three weeks and the wear down is crazy.I'm not even that big, 6'2 -195 lbs. I had high hopes for these, but not replacing them every month.

Nice shoe but I thought it ran a bit small. I'm a size 11 1/2 womens so I bought a size 10 in men's. They fit like the women's size 11 and not quite as comfortable. I kept the women's size 11. I wish you carried women's 11 1/2.

Have Mortons Neuroma. Special insert for left foot. Just not quite up to the comfort level I was hoping for.

Very nice shoe however they do not feel like $130 shoes to me. I will stick with New Balance.

I read the reviews and unfortunately don't agree with some of them. Solimar is a nice-looking shoe but lacks support. The insole is just a thin piece of foam and doesn't cushion the ride.

The style was great, however the fit was too narrow for my husband. He has the transport in size 9 so I ordered the same size on the Solimar.

Purchased as a replacement for my pair of Clifton shoes. Very disappointed with this shoe. For a wide width this shoe is snug and uncomfortable compare to the Clifton. The material seem cheap and plastic like. Regret purchasing this model. I wasted my money for these and will now have to consider spending more money to get another pair of Cliftons or Arahi.