Customer Reviews Hoka Stinson 7

Exactly what I needed for my feet. Work, gym, everywhere especially Disney and universal studios

As with all Hoka's these are soft, springy and very comfortable. The Stinson7 is probably my favorite Hoka because of how versital they are. I use them as all day wearing shoes and couldn't be happier.

Love the Stinson for ultra distances of 50M and beyond. Also great on packed dirt. And it's a good fit for my wide feet.

I would order these again.

The outsole is great, with plenty of grip on muddy grass or trails. The insole is removable which allows use of orthotics. Toe box is wide allowing toes to splay naturally rather than scrunch.

I wish the soles were more durable

I have bought a few pairs of the Stinson 7 (both men and women's, depending on the colors available and sales) and they give me great traction walking on slippery surfacesrain or a bit of snow or ice. They fit well and the front portion isn't wide, it's just right for me (normal width). My foot doesn't move around because of any extra width (like a Gaviota or Bondi) and my feet feel secure.

The Stinson is my go to work shoe. Believe me, I have spent lots of money trying to fix my foot and hip pain. For me, The Stinson is the answer.

Incredibly durable, capable, and comfortable; but why are they so ugly?

I have abused these on nasty rough trails up and down and they have held up great. Wanted to buy a new pair but the color combinations available make me gag.

I saw Hoka a couple years back from a popular YouTube channel, looked nice but I never thought I'd end up owning a pair. Fast forward to last month and I was gifted a pair of the Stinson 7's in the Honey color. Beautiful shoe. I can not emphasize this enough but these shoes make me want to get out more. Such a bizarre concept but I look forward to going on hikes now because I WANT to wear these shoes. Psychologically, I don't understand it, but I go out every week for a 10 mile loop and love it. I went today and purchased a pair of the Clifton 10's for daily wear. Lifelong customer found.

5

I've been wearing the Stinson for years and keep coming back to it as an every day shoe. It's also my go-to shoe for day hikes in Colorado. It's incredibly comfortable and stable, and feels more cushioned than the Bondi. My only regret is that I wish they kept the better color selections in stock!

I run several times a week on primitive, rough trails. Lots of roots, rocks, steep inclines and declines, and mud. The Stinson 7 handles all of it extremely well. The shock absorption is amazing; my quads do not get sore from the pounding now. The stability is superb; I am much more able to navigate difficult terrain with good balance. The aggressive tread makes running through thick, gooey mud much easier. The deep heel cup helps to assure that sticky clay mud does not pull the shoes off. As long as Hoka keeps making the Stinson just like the current version, I will keep buying them.

Been wearing Stinson 7's and my feet are thanking me. On my feet 8-10 hrs a day and these really help with the foot pain. So comfortable!

The Speedgoat changed my hikiing for the better. Been hiking in boots for decades. The Sgoat is like a feather. But I wanted to try something a bit beefier. the website says thye most stable and cushiest and i htk it is. taking some getting used to. I hike 3-6 miles per day with elevation. I' m 78 and like the added comfort. i have achilles tendonosis and the heed "counter" (the part behind the heel) presses on my achilles a bit more than i like bit i just keep the laces loose and voila. Love the shoes. more fabric. Just feels more substantial.

These HOKAs are nice and I like the high tab at the heel. The Bondi did not have this only a wimpy pull loop so small that you can not grip it. You need to offer a shoe that is medium/dark brown with a dark sole.

These are plush and stable (my previous shoes were the opposite). Finally going to bed without pain, and without the need for lots of stretching

I am a Hoka devotee. I am a women with wide feet, and I often I purchase the Men's version of a shoe to get more room in the toe box. I also find that the stability and plush combination is the best for me, so the Gaviota 5 has been my go to for everyday wear. For traveling, however, I wanted a sole with a little more grip, and I liked how the Stinson 7 has the same stability/plush feature plus a sole with multi-directional lugs. I love the gender neutral Druzy/Anchor color combo. Fun, but easy to coordinate with outfits. The stability and cushioning feels great on my feet and help reduce my balance issues, as well as foot and joint pain. One difference to note from other Hoka styles is that there is no pull-on loop on the back of the Stinson 7. The heel structure, however, has been modified to be more like the slip-in feature of some other brands. So the shoes are easy to get on. The only issue I had was needing to size up to a 9 in the Stinson 7 after trying on my usual Men's 8.5. In my experience, the Stinson 7 feels a bit narrower in the toe box (making it look less clunky than the Gaviota 5), and with the harder toe protection, my big toe felt a little too close to the front. Going up a size was a good move, and these shoes now feel fantastic!

I run some pretty easy trails, probably don't technically NEED a trail shoe unless it's been raining but the lugs do help with loose dirt, zero slippage. Moderate overpronation, I find these help a decent amount with that but mostly they keep your ankles from rolling or busting loose one way or the other on roots and rocks. At 6' 255 lbs I need the cushion, if you're looking for a soft shoe to keep to running 5 times a week and enjoying the scenery this is the one. I wear a wide size and these fit snug but do well even with a wide size available.

Great cushion and comfort

I bought these to wear rather than hiking boots. Supports my pronating feet. Great traction and support. Would definitely recommend.