Customer Reviews Hoka Transport X

I enjoyed these shoes for walking and running, but after less than 6 months of using them just a few times a week, they started to break down in the heels and toes. I can't wear them anymore because the heels have holes in the fabric and give me blisters. Given how much I paid for these shoes, I am disappointed that they didn't last longer.

Shoe is somewhat comfortable it has a drop from arch to toe box, shoe overall quality from laces to materials used & COLOR is not there. I have 3 pairs of Hoka & all are carbon fiber reinforced shoes & they are slim fit that fit like a glove & can't find these qualities on 3 pairs already returned of the best shoes becouse wild colors ( some have 5 colors on the same shoes ) Hoka what you doing, who's ideas to use multicolors on this shoes. ???

found the transport X to be too tight in toebox and also the midsole to be more stiff than I had hoped. Had to return.

My first pair of HOKA shoes were fantastic. They "cured" a back problem I was having with other walking shoes. I reordered a different model (this one) only to discover that this shoe has a different feature that hurt my feet! The tongue of the shoe has no padding at all and cut into the front of my ankle. So happy that HOKA has a great return/exchange plan. Sent these back in exchange for a pair like the original ones I liked so much.

These shoes are light. The reason for the 3 stars. The doors are not as soft as my other pairs I have. My feet were hurting by the end of the night.

I was gifted these shoes back in January, but around late March or mid April, I noticed holes on both my shoes. I had a hole directly above my big toe, and holes on both sides. And these holes were asymmetrical to my other shoe. Not only that but the collar lining had ripped over time. I don't know if it's caused by constant friction when I use it for running but this shoe just fell apart on me within few months. I really liked how comfortable it is how I felt less knee and lower back pain when wearing them but the fabric isn't the best. I also noticed the holes were located where the fabric meets the toe cap and mudguard (plastic front part of the shoe). I was able to use it for another few months but the holes just got bigger throughout time and finally threw it away. I did talk to the customer service and I was told I could send it in so they can determine if the damages qualify for a refund or new shoes. When I read the lists and they said they're not going to refund if the damages are from daily use I didn't bother sending it in. Again, great comfortable shoes for everyday use, walking, and running, but quality is not good. I would definitely try a different design in the future.

I was initially thrilled with my Hoka shoesthey were incredibly comfortable and stylish right out of the box. However, after just three months of wear, they began to show signs of significant wear and tear, with the sole starting to separate from the shoe. I reached out to Hoka for a return and opted for an exchange to try a different style. Unfortunately, the exchange was sent to the wrong address, and despite multiple calls to customer service to correct the issue, I received inconsistent information and continued delays. In the end, I was left with a refund but no replacement shoes. Given Hoka's reputation for high-end quality, this experience was disappointing. Despite my initial enthusiasm for their products, I'm now hesitant to make any future purchases from them.

I have the wheat color- the fit is great but they are so dingy after only ab a month! And the other colors are so ugly.

My son is a NCAA athlete w bad feet so we thought this was the answer to stability and style. Had Clifton's before But the Transport X were a step up in comfort. After wearing for 45 days the plastic on the heal is coming through the shoe and rubbing blisters. No remedy. Too much money to wear out so soon!

I loved the way these shoes look, HOWEVER they were very uncomfortable and the shoe itself starting pulling away from the foam bottom within 2 months. I got these at the end of may and returned them in July and I really haven't worn them too terribly much. Maybe 3-4 days out of the week. I also don't typically complain of shoes being uncomfortable but my knees and shins and everything else were so achey with this shoe.

I was recommended Hoka shoes with carbon. I use these to walk on treadmill and track and ever since I got at started using transport x two weeks ago, my right foot heel started to feel so bad. I ordered these as I thought it would improve my workout instead these shoes started causing me pain. I am disappointed.

I really thought the look of this shoes was different, in a good way. Unfortunately the comfort of this shoes was very disappointing. I find them to be very hard when it comes to cushioning. Not comfortable at all. Also they run big. I bought my normal size 8, should have gone down half a size.

The sole rocker is fine for smooth city walking. However the shoe is ruined by a paper thin tongue, shoe laces are felt as if they are cutting into skin. What was Hoka thinking, saving pennies on an expensive shoe? Wish the carbon fiber plate appeared in more models.

The shoes felt good for recovering from gout but the outer mesh tore just from using for work walking indoors in a hotel resort. Also the inner kinda under where the base of your big toe would sit has came apart and seems like the glue has came off detaching from the outsole. Definitely has a manufacture defect and will not be paying the $30 to ship it back to HOKA only for them to most likely deny the manufacture defect since I was denied my Skyline Float X for the same cheap material on the mesh outsole. They claim it is 'wear and tear' when all I use them on is for walking indoors, they should not be coming apart when I'm spending close to $200 for the pair of shoes.

I spent hard earn money on these shoes, and I'm really disappointed that the insoles are already damaged and have developed a hole in less than four months. I've only been using them twice a week for light activitiesnot even for running or intense workouts. I tried to return them, but Hoka denied my claim, citing "normal wear and tear." I've owned several pairs of Hokas before and never had this issue. If this level of damage is now considered normal, then the quality has clearly declined. This experience has been really frustrating and makes me question the durability of their newer models.

The shoe ripped after 6 months and when I called hoka for the warranty dept the denied it. I don't understand why they denied it when I only had the shoe for 6 months. Very unprofessional and do not stand by warranty!

The single most stiff, rigid shoe on the market. Never have I felt anything so stiff on my foot before. It is like an ultra stiff hard bed mattress, not comfortable even in the slightest. I have massive regret spending almost $200. Not recommended unless you require ultra stiff and hard support. Unfortunately Hoka is apparently not the shoe brand for me. I really, really don't see why people wear this shoe. Are all their shoes this terrible? I most likely won't be back for my 2nd pair of Hokas.

The material from the shoe is very thin. It tore easily. Returned twice.

I've had 2 pair they were really comfy at first but wore out super fast like in three weeks.

After 4 months of purchase both shoes ripped at the back of the inside ankle, exposing something sharp that pokes my ankle and causes discomfort. Really hoped they would have lasted longer because they are comfortable but was not expecting them to rip that fast.

I bought theses shoes in light of the rave I have heard about this brand. I bought these because of the style and description fitting what I needed in a running shoes, but unfortunately I did not enjoy running in these shoes. I had painful arches upon completing my run. I also ordered the bigger size I am in between and it has gapping so that can also play into effect. Although they are stylish, they did not serve their purpose for me.