Customer Reviews Hoka Transport GORE-TEX®

I never had problems because the shoes are too nattow, but these ones are indead.

Used the pair a couple of times but my Sketcher was more comfortable. I decided to give it to my sister.

This is a rugged waterproof walker/runner, not a low top trail shoe (at least not for me). They are quite comfortable, but not the MOST comfortable. I like the quick lace system and Vibram soles. My chief complaint with Hokas is their design. Overall tor the price they are "meh." The On Running Cloud Horizon are better overall. Definitely can function as low top hiker and good enough for a rugged waterproof walk. Comfortable and LOOK GREAT. The laces are like butter, which I love.

The shoe itself is such a pretty design and looks great, but unfortunately was very uncomfortable. I wore them for 3 days, one day being almost the whole day and thought they would start to feel better on my feet. They did not and actually hurt my feet more than anything. The shoe has a very narrow, tight fit. I ended up returning them, I knew in the long run I wouldn't wear them and would be a waste of money. I do love the Clifton 9 shoes and have 2 pairs.

The blue color was cute. Not vey comfortable. Felt a little too stiff. The brown on the brown on the bottom actually looks like you step in dog poop lol. But seriously it did.

Runs NARROW AND SMALL!!!

I have worked in these shoes for a week. They are very comfortable but not durable. My shoes are already coming apart after just a week of work.

I'm a huge Hoka Bondi fan, however these had next to nothing in cushion. I was looking for something t use on my trip to Europe knowing there would be a lot of walking. These would never make it. Stiffer than my Bondis and not a soft sole. I sent them back. I will say that I am not the norm in feet comfort. I have terrible feet and need the extra cushion wherever I can get it. These just weren't it.

The shoes are beautiful, color just as in the picture, but they are narrow in the forefoot and make a squeaky noice when your walk in the tile. I'll return then.

I currently own Clifton nine Bond eight shoes I recently purchased these shoes and two colors this and a white one. I've been trying to break into the black ones I've been wearing them for the past couple of days been walking about 4 miles a day and let me tell you they are not comfortable at all, I wouldn't recommend these unless you just wanna wear them with casual wear and just go to work and come home but you can't walk in these shoes for a long time and addition they squeak which is embarrassing

I own a couple of pairs of Hoka transports. I was excited to see the gray and brown colors available in the gtx version, and that they were waterproof. Unfortunately, in the same size as my regular transports, the gtx were way too tight even after adjusting. These are probably great for people with narrow feet. Maybe if they make the gtx in a wide, I'd be able to buy some again.

The shoe cushion is fine but the width is a little narrow in the front of the shoe.Why is it making the popping sound whenI'm walking? Wanted to take on a trip but the popping would be annoying in a restaurant or museum.

Comfortable shoe, however when I wore them around my house for a couple of hours my feet were hot! I would exchange them, but the lower heal , which may be goor for walking on flat surfaces, seemed like they would impede s going down stairs.

Bought in the spring and worn out by the end of the summer. No tread left and I found out the hard way when I kept falling on loose trail gravel when going down not so steep inclines. That was their last trail. :(

Wanted these gortex Hoja Transport to work but after several hours of wearing, had pressure over base of first metatarsals, both feet. Had same issue with Clifton 9 goretex. The ATR challenger GTX has miles of travel but was looking for a more neutral color for travel. Love my regular Arahi and Cliftons

Love the lower profile and neutral tones of these shoes. Plus, they're lightweight, waterproof and have pull-on laces, which are all positives. However, I wouldn't recommend the Transport GTX because the shoes are not comfortable - hard and no support. After just one hour of a hill hike, I was looking forward to taking them off already. Regarding the fit, these run smaller than other Hoka models I own - Bondi, Challenger ATR, Anacapa, Stinson ATR. They fit closer to Nike sizing. Personally, I like the smaller fit because I feel Hokas typically run too big and too wide.

I've got two other pairs of Hokas that I love, so I had high hopes for these. Sadly, I found them too narrow and had to send them back. I exchanged for the Clifton 9 GTX and so far those are working out much better.

I bought these to use in the winter/fall and also to use for just walking the neighborhood and hikes. I initially thought they were great just wearing for errands but when I wore them for a long walk I came home with the worst heel pain. I own the clifton 9 and the bondi's and have never had that issue. I also did not like the stiffness of the material and I feel like it made my feet feel colder not warmer. So unfortunately I will be returning.

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Came in wrong size and looks like shoes were used

I normally wear a 7.5 in Hoka Gaviota, the 7.5 in these was so tight. I sized up to 8.5 as the 8 was still too tight. They were ok, but a bit long. I have walked a lot in them and would never order them again. I consider them a waist of money, they hurt my feet and make a weird sound every time I walk because the shoe material is so stiff. They are waterproof and keep my feet warm but because they are so still they really haven't molded to my feet correctly. It is unfortunate. I was hoping for a good waterproof walking shoe, I will stick with my On Cloud waterproof shoes .

I bought them in size 8 B-medium. I wears size 8 M regular shoes. These are very narrow and feel tight around the whole foot. Colour is OK. Length is OK. But overoll not a good shoes. Soles have a lot of some white stuff. I do not know if someone tried it on a surface with it or whatever happened there. Too stiff, too narrow. Too bad because it would be nice to have Gore-Tex sneakers.

I ordered both the regular Transport and the Transport GTX based on the description and the reviews as it seemed like this would suit my active style needs. I decided to get the GTX version for being outdoors during the wetter morning conditions along with the non-GTX version for when it's sunny and dry outside. However the GTX version is stiffer and sore/uncomfortable to walk in. Even when wearing each side by side (GTX on one foot and non-GTX on the other foot) I can notice the significant difference in comfort and cushion.

I've had these shoes for about 6 months now. I was super excited to finally invest in Hokas after having the majority of coworkers highly recommend them (nursing). These are by far the most comfortable shoe I've worn at work. I also like the liquid resistant aspect due to working around chemicals/body fluids. And not having to worry about laces is so nice. BUTTTTT they've started squeaking SO BAD over the past month or two and I won't be able to wear them anymore, it's driving me crazy. It's a bummer because I love literally everything else about them except the squeaking.