Customer Reviews Hoka Transport GORE-TEX®

Very good quality, great fit, and excellent support!

Very comfortable - great reflective panels that aren't loud or overdone. Huge comfort factor. My husband usually wears a 12 but wears a 12.5 in all of his HOKA shoes. 5 pair now! Lol

In the medical field we are always in our feet and these shoes keep my feet happy all day, even on 12 hour shifts. I bought my first pair a year and loved them so much I bought another.

My orthopedic surgeon suggested Hoka shoes after having surgery to repair my big toe joint from Hallux Ridgidus. My wife and I travel a lot and walk as we explore our destinations. The colors of other Hokas often clashed, they were bulky and were not waterproof. The Transport GTX shoes work much better for my needs. They fit great and look much better. Just a note about sizing, I wear a size 10 in most shoes but size 11 works best for me in Hokas for some reason.

I have had two pair of Bondi 8 shoes and decided to try a pair of Transport GTX this time and totally love them. They are extremelt supportive and comfiortable as well as being very easy to put on.

I bought them for my husband for work. He stands for part of the day so these are perfect for his tired achy feet.

Quality shoe that fits right and is comfortable but not too mushy. I like the quick lace and color choice too.

Great for wearing the rain

So far feeling very stable and smooth steps.

These are great shoes! I have average feet and these fit perfectly. Color is spot on (blue for me). Great cushioning and support as well. Love them so much I'm getting a pair in another color!!

Much too narrow, no wide option available. Same size as my Clifton & Bondi sneakers which fit great, but this one is too tight.

Fits well, great for long walks

My left foot is a tad longer than my right foot. I wear a size 14. The left shoe fits good. The right shoe I need a shoehorn to get it on.

I typically buy the Gaviota model from HOKA because I previously had plantar fasciitisI can never find a comfortable golf shoe from any vendor, so I figured I would try a waterproof version HOKA shoe and I chose the transport GTX that is waterproof Gore-Tex.I have used them now for a few weeks, and so far so good. They are definitely more comfortable than the normal golf shoe and the traction seems fine

I have two pairs of Hoka Cliftons and like then. I bought them because they are wide. I bought the Transport GTX in preparation for a hiking trip. I wore them around the house and while running on a treadmill to "break them in" and it very quickly became obvious that this is a narrow shoe. I had them "stretched" at my local orthotics shop but this did not help.

Great ever for hitting the uneven streets of nyc! My feet hurt from my other sneakers.. but these, especially being gortex are perfect for the winter months

Initially I would have given them a 5 star, but after wearing them for over a week of long walks, I would have liked a wider toe box. The quality of the shoe is impeccable and the look is quite good. Next pair I will take care to make sure the toe box is wider. I would recommend to a friend with the caveat that they pay attention to the width of the toe box.

A couple of months ago, I picked up my third pair of Hokas after completely wearing out my Bondis and still squeezing the last miles out of my ankle-high Trailcode GTX. This time, I wanted something a bit more mainstream-lookingsomething I could wear daily without standing out too much. After reading review after review, I decided to try the Hoka Transport GTX. Overall, it's a great shoe. The style is decentclean and versatile enough for everyday wear. Living in Iceland, good support, grip, and waterproofing aren't optionalthey're essential. In those categories, the Transport GTX performs very well. The real test came during a quick trip to rainy Glasgow and the Scottish Highlands. The comfort level was outstanding. I walked mile after mile with ease and never once felt sore or fatigued. Unfortunately, the relentless Glasgow rain eventually got the better of them. My feet ended up dampnot soaked, but definitely not dry. I suspect the Gore-Tex itself held up fine, but the tongue design probably allowed water to seep in. A night on a warm radiator took care of the issue, and they were good to go again the next day. Back home, the Transports remain my daily shoes. I especially like the sole designit offers excellent grip and stability on wet streets and gravel paths alike. Still, when these eventually wear out, I might return to the Bondi or another higher-cut Hoka model for a bit more weather protection. All in all, the Hoka Transport GTX is a comfortable, versatile, and well-built shoe that's just shy of perfect for truly wet climates.

The shoes feel great and so do my feet at the end of the night. I've walked through puddles in the rain, and the waterproofing is working well. However, the left shoe squeaks very loudly inside the toe area with each step. Not too noticeable in the loud factory, but very annoying anywhere else.

My foot size is 12 but decided to go half size up and ordered two pairs in size 12.5. The Reg Transport fits perfectly but the GTX runs smaller and hurts my toes so I gave it away! Order a full size up in the GTX version!

I've purchased countless number of HOKA running shoes for the past 8 years. My go-to line is the Challenger ATR after the Clifton re-design years ago. I was looking for a walking shoe with the familiar HOKA feel that was also able to withstand the PNW weather. The HOKA Transport GTX fits the bill. I've had the shoes now for a couple of months and am incredibly happy with them. They are extremely comfortable, great for walking and hold up to the elements. Time will tell how they hold up, but after many many miles so far, they still look like they do on day one. I haven't experienced the squeaking that other reviewers have. I really like how they slip on and tie. Overall, if you are looking for a great walking shoe for not so sunny weather this is a shoe for you