Customer Reviews Hoka Transport

A bit non-breatable in summer but not water repellent either

I returned.

My foot is a normal width but should've bought a wide. My toes kill me after an hour of wearing them.

I recently purchased a size 7W in black to try a different style and also because of the sale. They were long enough but very narrow for a wide. I normally wear Gavoita 7W which fit comfortably. This wide is not wide unless this pair was labeled wrong.

The seam that sits directly on top of the bend of your toes is way too tight - the shoes felt great at first but after walking 30k+ steps a day during my trip, by day 3 my foot were a bit more swollen than usual and no matter how hard I tried to loosen that seam, it was so tight on my toes. The shoes were even size up half a size just in case my feet got swelled up. My toes started to feel super tingly and numb towards the end of the day so I had to buy a random pair of shoes in an area that didn't have clothing/shoes stores present just to feel some relief. Ever since that trip (12 months) I've had nerve pains all throughout my toes and legs.

I was really excited to try these Hoka shoes because they felt great at first lightweight, cushioned, and very comfortable. Unfortunately, after just about a month, the left shoe started pulling my sock down every time I walked or ran, which caused a painful blister on my heel. I later noticed a big hole forming in the back of the left shoe where the fabric had worn out. For the price, I expected them to last much longer. It's disappointing because the comfort was great initially, but the quality didn't hold up.

The sneaker has excellent support and a cushiony feel. During my first wear, I experienced bunion pain. I would not recommend it if you have bunions.

First pair of Hoka shoes I've owned and they fit well and are comfortable. They did require a two to three day "break in period". Only gave them 4 stars because the color was described as Granite, but are really purple. Also I do love the stretch laces closure.

I bought these shoes in February and have been wearing them to work everyday since. I walk at least 20,000 steps a day and most of the time near 30,000. These shoes gave me back pain, knee pain and hip pain that I found unexplainable around month 6. A friend suggested it might be my shoes so swapped back to a different pair of hokas that were gifted to me and the pain went completely away after the first wear

I always wear a size 6B in Hokas & I have at least 8 pairs. These were shockingly tight. I don't get it. And since they only have 6 wide in larger sizes, I am returning them. I'll stick with Challenger ATR's, Cliftons & Speedgoats. I bought these Transports because they were on sale & I was looking for a low top walking shoe. Really disappointed.

I was not happy with how they felt on my feet. I went for a 2 mile walk and I couldn't wait to get home to take them off because my feet hurt so bad and my pinky toe.

I have many HOKA's. They have never disappointed me. However, this pair was very disappointing. What attracted me was the look, the reflectors, color and style. After trying them on. They were very uniform fitting to my foot. Thinking I would need to break them in only made it worse causing blisters. Do not recommend.

Great cream color that goes with almost anything. However, they are stiff and too narrow and have caused my plantar fasciitis to flare up. This was very surprising and disappointing since I buy Hokas because other Hoka have been my best choice for my foot pain. I can't wear these, unfortunately.

I bought wide pair, my foot are narrow, but the shoes pinch me

I've been wearing them for a couple weeks now, since wearing them my heels and feet hurt, not as comfortable as I thought they would be. I liked the style and the look but not happy with the comfort.

Rubber by my toes is splitting apart

I have been buying Hoka for years due to 5-ft surgeries and plantar fasciitis. Sometimes it's frustrating to only be able to wear sneakers, so I was really hoping this shoe would look more like a leather shoe. It does not, it has no arch support at all and has a strange wrinkle in the fabric upper right behind the inside ball of your foot because there is no arch support to take the slack out of the fabric. The shoe sole also curves up in the front which isn't really noticeable in the pictures. It was just not at all the usual Hoka quality shoe that I get. I'm definitely returning it, I did order a half size larger and that was appropriate. I hope they continue to work on this shoe. The idea was great. The execution not so much

I live my life wearing Hokas. I wear them for everyday wear. I have bilateral arthritis in my knees, plantar fasciitis and bulging discs in my back so I need them for support and comfort. I noticed that wearing Hokas has helped tremendously with my back and foot pain. I bought the Transports specifically for walking as they came up in my search as walking shoes. I anticipated that they'd be soft and cloud-like, like my Bondi 7s but they're are not. They're firm and not really that comfortable. They're true to size. I really like the way they look and was excited to add them to my comfort shoe lineup but they don't do it for me.

I like the look and feel of the Transports, but the clicking sound from left shoe continues to bother me. Not sure I would buy these again. Decided not to return, so living with the "click" but not liking it.

I couldn't even get these all the way on, the heel was so stiff and tight. I have other (older) Hokas and they aren't like this.

Conveniently, about 3 months after purchase, the lace keeper tore on one side (on one shoe). Seems it wasn't sewn very well. The shoes get worn very little - about once every 2 weeks so it wasn't excessive wear. Just poor workmanship. I buy a lot of Hoka shoes but will not buy these again.