Customer Reviews Hoka Ora Recovery Slide 3

I am returning for the ora luxe. Instant pressure on this ara made it unwearable right off the bat. I cannot wear the GTX material from Hoka either because it has no give in that area. I wear all the hoka sneakers with no issue.

Like my other Hokas, these are super comfortable, but I wish they made have sizes for the recovery slides. I normally wear an 11.5, and the 11s are too small and the 12s are too big. I kept the 12s because that's better than nothing, but this would be a 5-star review if I could get a 11.5.

I bought this slide for my husband This slide is very comfortable as it takes the pressure off his knees. Unfortunately his foot is to narrow and it slides right through the toe. They can only be worn with a heavy sock. That is not convenient around the pool. for that reason I would not buy again.

Super comfy but purchased for use coming in and out of swim spa but my foot is slipping around the slide and I am worried I am going to slip and fall on the steps.

There is nothing wrong with them, it is with my toes !

Do not like the edge on the back of the shoe . Older version

Well I received the sandals and they looed great but not so much with the fit. It seems that the M14/W16 actually is huge to my foot. Like 2 sizes to big. I call HOKA C/S and they helped me with the return and proper size selection. We'll see if that works/fits.

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I have narrow feet, and this slides fit too loose. It has almost caused me to fall when walking fast. Wouldn't recommend it, if you have narrow feet.

I purchased the previous generation of recovery slides and they were much nicer than these. The sizing seems larger than previous slides as well. I feel like I wasted my money on these.

If you buy these because you love the regular slip on recovery slides prepare to be disappointed. I have several pairs of the others and they are the most comfortable shoes I've ever worn. These are hard on the bottoms, and there is an edge that runs all the way around the top of the shoe. My heels end up coming down on that hard edge. These need to be returned but I'm just a bit too lazy so I'll probably try to give them away.

Very wide and bulky definitely not true to size

Good quality but if you wear 1/2 it won't fit right. Tried 11 and 12 for my husband and bc he is 11 1/2 none fit well

I was a huge fan of the original slides. I had several pairs. I ordered the new slides. I wear size 10 in my Clifton's and wear size 9 in the slides bc they eventually stretch. However, I ordered size 9 in these new slides and felt that were a different material (less grippy) and bigger.

I ordered the smallest size but it was too big. Nice sandal with good support just wish it came in a smaller size

I recently purchased the new style of the Ora slide because I needed to replace my old ones. I wish I would have re-purchased the old style. The new style does look better, but they are not as comfortable as the old style. I have MS and suffer from leg and foot pain. The old Ora made me feel energized and comfortable all day. The new Ora feels slightly tighter on the foot (I have a high arch), doesn't feel as cushy and makes my foot sweat more. I'm keeping them because they do look nice to throw on with jeans, leggings and dresses. But I will be purchasing another pair of old style to wear while at home.

The original Hoka slides were a much better product. This version is not as comfortable and is much harder to get on and off due to an unnecessary lip on the heel. For me personally, they are too narrow and not very true to size. I loved my first gen Hoka slides, they are pretty old at this point, so I decided to spend the money and "upgrade". This gen 3 has been a huge disappointment.

New to the Hoka house, recently purchased Gaviota 5 for my wide, flat , heel hurting feet and they were awesome. So naturally I needed shoes to wear around the house with the same support. These may have been it but they are narrow. I don't want to say "very" narrow because I was able to squeeze my feet in but they were extremely tight. Not comfortable at all for me. My Gaviotas are and 8.5D I got an 8 . Length wise is it was ok . But I'm not going to go up a size because length wasn't a problem it was the width. I was definitely sad and was looking forward to these slides. No biggie though. Shoes are definitely as pictured and true to size (length wise) but narrow.

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slides are 'harder' than anticipated for a 'recovery' slide.....was replacing Oofos (sp) that had been worn out...thesole is hard not comfortable to me

The Support is there, I love the color, but they are so wide that I'm gonna have to give them away. If I wear my house slippers, I can wear them. They arrived right after my hip replacement and I just couldn't figure out how to return them so I warm with big heavy House slipper socks.

The stack height on these makes them unstable. The amount of times I have rolled my ankle in these is ridiculous. Much happier with my oofos

Have purchased 2 pair in the last 9 months to wear most of the day in the home to relieve my sciatica pain caused by flat feet. The slides and arch support work wonderfully - until they don't .Unfortunately for me that is less that 6 months. That's too often for my budget.

I ordered these online. I wear them for around the house. They are way oversized and fall off your feet easily. I had previously ordered Hoka Bondi walking shoes and thoroughly love them. I figured I would try my luck with the ORA Recovery Slide 3. The Hoka Bondi Walking shoes and Ora Recovery Slide 3 were both ordered in size 12. The disparity in fit between the two is alarming.