Customer Reviews Hoka Clifton 9 GTX®

I wear them to work and while I am walking.

excelent product

The Clifton has always been a great shoe. But the Gortex upgrade make them perfect. Instead of a regular sneaker that takes three days to dry out when you get them wet, these dry in 2 hours And that's only if you dunk them in water! Otherwise your toes stay dry. Also, they are sturdy. Even wearing the 18 months and they still are great.

Great shoe. They feel great so dar

I'm 6'3" 320lbs. and this is the most comfortable shoes I've tried and trust me I've tried a lot. I already purchased a second pair in a different color because I use them for work and around the house.

Bought these for coaching football. Super comfortable and will be able to wear them rain or shine. Highly recommend!

Great shoe that I wear on concrete for 14 hrs a day and walk roughly 10+ miles a day in. The bottom of the shoe did start falling apart after only 2 weeks but I don't think most people are as hard on their shoes as I am.

These are by far the best walking shoes I've ever owned. This is my second pair of Hoka's and I like these even better then my Bondi 8"s

Very comfortable. Nice for walking

Love the light weight of this shoe and plush feel.

The fit is perfect. So comfortable I just got rid of 4 pairs of other shoes. Won't were anything else.

Very nice shoe overall, however, the the traction pieces on the bottom of the shoe are already coming off. Bought these in January, so it's only been 5 months. I don't believe this should be happening.

I'm a delivery driver on my feet all day long. Theses shoes are like walking on sponges.i have a wide foot fit very well also waterproof Would definitely recommend

I used for work and I my feet's doesn't hurt

Very comfortable. Knowing that I can get caught in a sudden shower and stay dry, is a great feeling. These shoes feel a little higher than my non GTX ones.

Bought for grandson! He loves them!

I've had these shoes for 18 months and they're in my rotation with several others including a style of Hoka's my wife purchased for me. I am completely satisfied. I purchased them because the website said they would stand up to the weather and winter walking in Colorado snow can be slippery and wet. Not with these shoes they're great for walking or running on slippery Colorado winter roads. They're also very comfortable and even now as they are somewhat tread worn they're sure footed on snowy, icy, wet roads and sidewalks. I think they're exceptionally and I will purchase another pair at some point.

Most comfortable shoes I have!

This is the best pair of shoes I have ever put on. I am on my feet constantly moving working.

I love them. They are the most comfortable shoes that I have.

This shoe is perfect for wet weather hiking. Hiked in Olympic National Park in the rain for several days straight. Also ran in the rain. My feet stayed dry and comfortable. Highly recommend this shoe.

My phone reads 19:06 when I pick it up to check the temp outside, 41d; cold out for early April, so I put on some layers before stepping into my blue Hoka's and lacing them up. Many things weigh on me that I seek to sort in prayer on a simple, 26-minute out-and-back walk, past the lake and following the path encircling the tree that I call "one tree." As I approach the cluster of white-blossomed trees that harbor the one-tree at the midpoint, I observe sunlight glinting off a steady stream of water flowing across the path in front of me. In several years walking here there has never been water across this path, but recent spring rains have completely cut off my path to the one tree with flowing water from the nearby river. Winter running proved my Clifton GTX's to be real snowcats; I wanted to see just how waterproof they were. I step out into the water, at first just toes deep. So far so good. I continue walking as the water gets progressively deeper and deeper, the current starting to run over the top of my feet and down toward the pond on the left. Soon the upper of the blue on my shoes is completely submerged as I wade through the current. The one tree is less than 50ft in front of me, but I stop because one more step and water will start pouring over my ankles. Standing there with my shoes submerged in flowing water, amazingly my feet seem to be totally dry. I turn around and wade back through the water without even a splash on my ankles. My shoes didn't even look very wet; water beaded on top in some places and otherwise dried very quickly. Sitting here on the floor, writing in my journal immediately afterward, my socks are bone dry. No water even got in through the lacing system, though the level got that high. Amazing. Never had running shoes like this.