Customer Reviews Hoka Ora Recovery Slide 3

The material is way too tough and cheap to be a good recovery slide. Disappointing effort from HOKA.

These seriously do run small and I wish there were half sizes and wide sizes. I wanted to return for the next size up but did not save the packaging. Initially comfortable, but after wearing for a day I noticed they were too tight and digging into my heels because my foot is hanging over the back. I think one size up would be too large, but certainly more comfortable than what I have. Since they are plastic, guessing further wear will not stretch them out--so bummed!

Did not fit. Listed as womens size, actually were mens size. Returned for refund and instead sent coupon for LL Bean merchandise.

I had a pair of Hoka One One slide and they stopped making for some reason. They were a great slide and super comfortable. The new Hoka Recovery Slide 3 is terrible, didn't like them at all and returned them. They were hard and just didn't feel good on my feet. I am trying Crocs slides now, seem to be pretty good... not as good as the Hoka One One Slides. I don't understand why companies change products for no reason and then discontinue the original item.

This sandal I purchased to help with my feet have not been comfortable. This is not a smart buy. Buyer beware.

I have had many pairs of Hoka sneakers and they are second to none!!! However, the recovery slides were not comfortable to me at all. I forst thought the size was to big so I exchanged fora smaller size. However, I always felt like mu foot was sliding too far forward and was very uncomfortable. I have been wearing Oofos recovery slides for a few years and for me they are much better feeling on the foot I will always be a loyal Hoka sneaker customer as I find them to be amazing!!

I have never seen an uglier shoe in my life

the toes are very exposed. the opening shouldn't be that deep. the size is also not compatible. I use 7/2, 7 is very small and 8 is very big.

Went down a size and they do wide your feet slide pass the toe of shoe

The sandals themselves are comfortable. I've ordered a few pair of their sandals and all three look starkly different than the color shown on the site. The white has urine yellow spots, the grey looks like a garbage bag, the blue looks like a neon light.

The raised section at the back irritates my heel. I need to return these.

I found that the slides ran small and when walking they were squeaky.

Right shoe is visibly larger photo upon request

The sandal is comfortable but the enclosure is too small where it leads to blisters on the outer toe.

I wish they came in half sizes. They're just way too big!! They're definitely comfortable.

I'm typically a huge hoka fan; having owned 10+ pair of the shoes over the last few years.

I loved these slides, but the top of one ripped off while I was walking. The quality of my Hokas is usually amazing (I own 2 other pairs), but for some reason, these literally fell apart in less than a month.

Running big & wide. My size 8 woman, also fits a man, size 6. I am disappointed. Too big

I believe these are defective. Everything else has fit being wide. My toe goes over the edge and I just can't wear them. Sure hope they'll give me a refund.

I slipped at the pool and the slide snapped! Very disappointing! I have a cheap pair of slides that have lasted 1+ year; but these broke in a wink.... that stinks!

Not as comfortable as advertised.

I was so excited to get the cushy slides in a gorgeous color, but they were enormous. I ordered my usual size 8 women's but it felt 2 sizes too big. Returned them.

The ora recovery slide 2 is my most worn shoe in adulthood. Love it. Still wearing worn out ones all the time now because the ora 3 have the toe bump that is not designed for all feet. I don't know what purpose it serves specifically for people it works for (presumably keeps your toes locked in better), but for people like me it just produces blisters and foot cramps all the time. (I have longer than normal toes, but not wide feet or anything else special about foot shape. The ridge still just seems to assume that the point at which people's toes start and arch/taper is the same and it's really not that similar for many). These are shoes for relaxing and recovering. The idea that the toe bump/ridge is necessary or universally beneficial seems very unlikely, but they put it in every ora product and got rid of the old ones. I get truly sad about it whenever I see them. It will likely be years before I can see a new version that doesn't have this terrible, unnecessary feature and it makes me sad. I LOVE the ora 2. Can't find one even on massive markup on auction sites in my size anymore. So sad that I never got backups in case something like this happened in the future. So, so disappointing. I waited a long time to post this in hopes that maybe some alternative without the bump would come along, but alas, here we are...