Customer Reviews Hoka Arahi 6

I returned these because I ordered my regular size and they were not wide enough.

Casual everyday wear, l am not a runner., love color and how lightweight they are on your feet and this is where the but comes in right shoe feels good but can only stand the left shoe for a few hours before it begins to bothers me as I have some nerve damage from an ankle replacement. I was so hoping this would be the shoe I couldn't live without, but they are collecting dust in my closet.

I LOVE hokas. I have had 2 pairs of Clifton's that I absolutely loved. I also have Carbon Xs that I love. This is my first time trying the Arahi and I don't love them as much as the Clifton's. I think I personally prefer softer soles with less structure.

Comfortable, cute and sturdy feeling but I'll most likely will still need to buy an insole insert for arch support. Soles feel very flat.

I want to love the shoes but my foot seems to be at the top. I'm scared that I will damage my toe nails. I wear an 11/41 in Nike so based on your sizing I went with the same size. I love the shoe and think I need help.

This is my third pair of Hokas and I got the same size as always, but these run so narrow that they are actually uncomfortable. I know Hoka offers wide sizes, but I've never worn wide in my life.

I heard great things about Hoka shoes, so I gave it a shot. The first week was ok but I work standing on cement all day, and after a nine hour day my Planter Fasciitis flared up. Other than that the style is cool, and i'm able to wear them in smaller amount of time.

I ordered these in wide, which normally works fine in other brands but these just don't give enough width and haven't stretched. They are super comfy otherwise and I have walked a ton in them with only the widest part of my foot hurting. (Made the mistake of this being my only shoes on a trip so I had no choice.)

Nice shoe but ran smaller than other Hoka shoes purchased. Had to return but the return process was easy & went smooth.

I had a break in period which I think I'm still in the size is good just not as comfortable as I thought they would be. But, I'm not a runner. I bought them to stand on feet at work.

I have loved my Hoka Challenger ATRs since buying them a year ago (2 pair). However, I have a weird combo of high arches and overpronation that means I need more stability support. I love that aspect of the Arahis. BUT (and this is a big but), they're CRAZY narrow in the toe box. I opted to exchange for a wide width, we'll see if that helps. But this is a very weird development for me, I've got EXTREMELY narrow feet and have never needed a wide shoe before (even in Hokas). But after three runs with pinching at my baby toe, I went for the exchange. Length was perfect and sizing up a half size would've messed with the heel fit, which was comfortable and great on my narrow heels.

This is a great shoe I am sure, but not working for me , I need to size up. I am working on that right now.

I like that the shoe assists with a good swift gait. The shoe is cushioned and two box is nice and roomy. The only issue I have is that despite it being a wide, it is too narrow in the mid foot. The two box is almost too wide in comparison.

I still love other styles but these not so much. I keep getting blisters on each foot of my little toe so I'm thinking it's the fit.

I have owned 2 hoka arahi shoes because they were recommended by my physical therapist. I owned the arahi 5 and 6. Both shoes are extremely comfortable but the downside is they only last 4-5 months for me. I used to only wear brooks and I would get 6-8 months of wear out of them. The tread on these shoes wears much faster, I walk on average 25 miles a week in a city with these and they don't seem to hold up. Not only does the tread wear fast but both shoes within a month had interior torn heel areas, and I am not one that slips my shoes on when tied. I have never had that happen with my brooks so I will be going back to wearing brooks since the quality is much better resulting in them lasting longer.