Customer Reviews Hoka Speedgoat 6

Never have had an issue with HOKA shoes. I'm on my 7th or 8th pair. The last shoes I bought, seem to be sized smaller than normal. I usually buy 10.5, but next time I think I need to buy 11.

Snug in the toe and a bit narrow, a size up might be too much.

Shoe is very comfortable but lacks with tongue design. The tongue is u shaped so when u put ur foot in the shoe the tongue goes down, nothing in the center to pull it up with just have to fish for the thin strip that is on both sides

Shoe is very comfortable but lacks with tongue design. The tongue is u shaped so when u put ur foot in the shoe the tongue goes down, nothing in the center to pull it up with just have to fish for the thin strip that is on both sides

Very comfortable shoe and the vibram sole makes it last a long time. I bought an extra pair of the Speedgoat 6 because the new version color scheme is just awful.

After being disenchanted with the Rincon model, losing 50% of the sole durability, down from 400 to 200 miles, I found the Speedgoat model. They have tough Vibram soles. And the cushioning is equivalent. I am only 30 miles into them but I believe they will outlast the Rincon.

This is probably my third or fourth pair of Speedgoats. I've always enjoyed the cushion and traction it provides with the rocky/hilly trails I typically run. Great toe protection too as I tend to kick rocks occasionally....oopps. They worked great right out of the box, not needing a lot of break-in time. I still wish the tongue and laces were a bit longer. I use the extra lace holes to tie and lock my foot into the heel, and there's not a lot of lace left to do so. The tongue is thicker in the Speedgoat 6 which is nice, but you end up tying the laces almost above the tongue. Once loosened, I can tighten the laces a bit more. All and all, I always come back to the Speedgoat.

This is probably my third or fourth pair of Speedgoats. I've always enjoyed the cushion and traction it provides with the rocky/hilly trails I typically run. Great toe protection too as I tend to kick rocks occasionally....oopps. They worked great right out of the box, not needing a lot of break-in time. I still wish the tongue and laces were a bit longer. I use the extra lace holes to tie and lock my foot into the heel, and there's not a lot of lace left to do so. The tongue is thicker in the Speedgoat 6 which is nice, but you end up tying the laces almost above the tongue. Once loosened, I can tighten the laces a bit more. All and all, I always come back to the Speedgoat.

I purchased a pair as i own a sppedgoat 5 . this shoe hurts on the bridge upper part a lot at wearing. it is much tigther than the speedgoat 5

I've worn at least 3 pairs of SG4 and 10 pairs of SG5 for trail running up to 100 miles. My new SG6 feels like my worn out SG5. There a distinct lack of cushion right out of the box. The Clifton line and SG5 were like walking on air out of the box. The SG6 feels flat. The lacing system is wonky and the padded tongue is silly. I'll hopefully buy the SG7, but I won't even buy the SG6 on sale. Bring back SG5 and I'll keep happily buying.

I use for every day wear and working in a hospital definitely a downgrade from Speedgoat 5. The tongue of my shoe came apart at the seam, obviously a material/manufacture quality issue, and warranty would not cover. I've never had to file a warranty claim with HOKA with the 10+ pairs of HOKA's that I have purchased, but when I did it was bogus. The one year warranty is a hoax!!!

These shoes fell apart on me within 5 months of use. I only use them for walking, and only walk about an hour per day. The fabric on the inside near my heel has completely fallen apart to the point where I can't wear these anymore without chaffing my heel. Skip buying this model and consider buying a different shoe.

The heal loop on the back of one of the shoes has already ripped off and that was day two of having them

Feel good, look good,definitely comfortable!

I like my latest shoes !Goat !

I had seen HOKA shoes and found them interesting so I finally broke down and purchased a pair. First thing I noticed was a pretty solid bottom. Sort of like a car tire. They were exceptionally comfortable. I don't know if it is because they are new or just because of the padding. They feel clunky but I must say I'm a HOKA fan now. I purchased them to walk/run and they have been great. They are comfortable and well worth the money. They are so much better for my body in walking or jogging and everyday wear.. They are good on my legs, knees and feet. I do recommend them..

The rubber tongue of the shoe is too tight. The show is hard to get on and off, makes it very difficult.

These were ok...Not better that previous styles I have purchased. i need something that helps me stand and walk all day and these were not that supportive.

I walk a lot, and these sneakers provide me with support and comfort.

Shoe does what I need it to do...allow me to run technical trails for many miles with no drama.