Customer Reviews Hoka Mach 6

The design changed on the bottom and after 14 miles the longevity became a big concern. I'm a heal to midsole striker and an area had worn smooth, and with the bottom now made from different materials, I returned them

Not in love. Although extremely comfortable, I feel wobbly when standing in these shoes. Something is a bit off on their equilibrium. This is my first pair, so I'm not sure if this is a broader Hoka concern, or if it's just the shoe. Either way, I may want to return them.

Prior to the Mach 6 I'd been running in the Mach 5 for a while - I'd gone through about 4 pairs. After 80 miles in the Mach 6 I ended up returning them because they're just too narrow for my feet (particularly around the toe box). Aside from the fit issue I had no complaints about the Mach 6... but I definitely won't be buying the 6th version again.

I've been a big fan of the Mach 5 and even recommended it to friends and family who also loved it. The Mach 5 was low, wide, cushioned and responsive. The Mach 6 is taller, narrower and with more cushion, making it feel more like a Clifton. You completely lose the feel for the surface you are working out on, and the height makes it feel unstable. Try it before you buy it.

I have returned this item. It was sent back to you with an explanation of its inferior stitching and assembly. I own three other pair (1 Mach 6 and 2 Clifton 9s) all the same size 10.5D and they all fit perfectly. After a few days of wearing the shoe and having my feet suffering it was apparent something was wrong with it. My letter in the return box asks for either a full refund or exchange for a Clifton 9 size 10.5D or Mach 6 size 10.5 2E. I prefer an exchange.

They are very comfortable when trying on but when running it kills your Achilles/Ligaments/Tendons. Running shoes are getting to caught up in softness of soles. Your brain cant differentiate the steps and instead of putting pressure on the bottom of your foot it goes straight to your Achilles Tendons and Ligaments/calfs. Dont be dooped these shoes suck when running and are to soft.

I am on my second defected pair . I wore the first pair less than 10 times and the sole started coming off. I was outside the return window, and only eligible for a site credit. The shoes are extremely comfortable, so I got the exact shoe. The sole on the second pair started coming off in the exact same spot. I may have worn them 5 times It is obviously a manufacturer defect. Hoka will not refund my money, only a site credit. Hopefully, I can find a pair that are comfortable and do not fall apart.

Shoe is not comfortable and seems cheap

Ridiculously light weight but generously uncomfortable I ordered the shoe online, I put it on in my living room, and there are a number of other shoes in the market that are much more comfortable. I returned to them. I was extremely disappointed that I got charged for return shipping, just to try out their product.

Hurts my ankles after only one mile. Zero arch support. This shoe came recommended by a friend, but it was a waste of money in my opinion.

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Shoes squeak. Poor quality. I have had many Hokas with no issues. This latest pair are terrible

Received a pair of old / worn shoes.

Sent me used shoes. Unacceptable.

Design is look disaster. I don't feel comfortable to wear. It's look like so tight even when I order a larger size than my size.

I bought these shoes in July. Wore it for two weeks mainly to run (8 times specifically, 3 miles each time). I never noticed the break until I got back from my Europe trip (I never took these shoes with me in Europe). It's still obviously in pristine condition because I never wore it outside gym environment. There's a small gap starting to show after wearing it 8 times to run only 3 miles each occasion. It's disappointing the fact that it's my first Hoka shoes and might be the last.

I bought Mach 6 and Arahi 7. The Mach 6 feels like more of a runner's shoe, while the Arahi 7 feels more casual, like for walking. I'm not a runner, but I wanted good shoes for jumping rope, general gym workouts and walking. I bought both shoes in a 13 because the sizing chart was the same but these shoes so not fit the same at all. The Mach six is tight above the toes AND front to back. Feels like I would've needed a 14 which I've never bought in any shoe. It is very lightweight and the cushion is nice but the fit is too small. Buy a size up unless you really like a tight fit. After only one gym workout, I'm going to try to return or refund. Really like the Arahi 7 though!

I have 9 Hoka shoes and really enjoy all of them. This model was very tight across the forefoot and felt like I was walking on concrete