Customer Reviews Hoka Kaha 2 Frost Moc GTX®

Tried 2 sizes neither fit as boot is very narrow in fore foot.

These are great shoesvery warm and stylish! I hope they come in a wide version, as they're a bit snug on the toes for me. Highly recommend!

I originally ordered a size9.5 because that is the size of most other Hoka shoes I have purchased. They were a bit tight in the toes so I sent them back easily and the return shipping happened immediately after placing it in the mail. Such a great company!!!

After returning one pair and exchanging a second for a larger size, I realized that I might have been able to keep the smaller size but stretch the gortex liner by either wearing them until they were broken in or using a boot stretcher device to stretch the top of the shoe a bit. So, for those saying it is a tight moc /boot- it does appear that way but with a little bit of tinkering it likely will fit better- even in a size that feels absolutely too small. I thought I'd just share this in case it helps someone make the best decision. It is really convenient to have warm slip on waterproof shoes to run errands and take morning walks. I've now walked in them a bit and they're a good and convenient purchase for people that live in areas with frequent snowy or wintry mix cold conditions. Happy shopping.

Wear to do yard work. Boot keeps feet dry and warm. Runs a little small if you want to wear with heavy socks. Wish I'd sized up. Not easy to slip foot into but if you place one finger on front loop and one on back loop slipping boot on is easier. . The fabric around the top of boot keeps out dirt and leavesdefinite plus.Definitely like this boot.

I'm normally a size 8 but size 8 for these is so small. It's a struggle to get the slip on shoe on and my toes feel tight in the toe box, especially with wool socks. Definitely size up!

I was so looking forward to getting these in advance of winter. However, the usual Hoka comfort was simply not there. Instead they were stiff, uncomfortable, and felt too small. Back they went.

I love my Hoka's & was excited to see the Frost Moc's. The good - they are cute! And warm. But, the fit is awful!! I wish I had sent them back but I wore them a few times hoping they'd get more comfortable (dumb, I know). They are short, tight and rigid in the toe box and loose in the heel. The stiff heel also comes up high and rubs on my achilles. There is no way to tighten the midfoot to keep your feet in place. Shoe feels both too big and too small. I hope Hoka makes these again next year with a better fit. If you feel you must try them I'd suggest going up 1/2 a size.

I really wanted to love this shoe and I do love the style. The length of the shoe is short (1/2 to 1 size short) and something doesn't feel right in the heelalmost as if your heel doesn't touch the back of the shoe. Width is fine. I went for 1 walk with these shoes and I don't like them enough to try a different size. Take this shoe back to the drawing board. It is a miss, but could have potential.

I've just received this shoe and am assessing it alongside my Hoka Bondi 8 women's size 10.5. The Kaha Frost Moc GTX size 10.5 looks longer than my Bondi but feels slightly shorter in the toe. I've determined that's only because of the additional protection and therefore less flexibility in the very front of the Moc. There's actually the same amount of toe space in both shoes. The toggle allows the show to be snugged up against the foot, especially the heel. The shoe is much more lightweight than my Hoka boot, and I feel confident it will protect me on my daily long walks in Michigan winters. I really needed an insulated, waterproof shoe like this that does not have the hip-dislocating weight of my Hoka boot for walks. I'm definitely keeping this Moc. It's just what I've been waiting for.

I have at least 4-5 pairs of HOKA sneakers and one pair of boots. I am a true size 7 in women's. The size 7 in this shoe is way too tight. I would suggest going up a whole size if considering wearing thick socks for the winter. I am exchanging them right now. I don't even trust the half size to feel ok.

Returned for exchange, half size up, hopefully it's enough. Uncomfortable bare foot, no room for even the thinnest sock. Materials and construction appear very well suited for snow. Looking forward to receipt of replacement pair.

I was hoping this shoe would fit like the Gaviota 5. Not enough toe room. The back of the shoe is not as comfortable as the Gaviota 5. Wishing you had the Gaviota 5 in a winter shoe. I'm going to keep these shoes hoping they'll stretch out.

I have a few bondi shoes from Hoka all size 8 and these feel so small I think maybe a whole size small my toes are touching the shoe! They feel comfy though so I will try to exchange for a 9 and see.

Really cool shoes although it takes a moment to get used to the bulky look, they're very padded and puffy - definitely different - almost Apre -ski style like. I got the Oat Milk color which I love and it looks like the picture online. I usually wear 6 Medium in HOKA but I had to size up to 6.5 and they fit perfect with socks.

These seem to run almost an entire shoe size smaller than the gaviota and maybe 3/4 to 1/2 a shoe size smaller than Bondi 8. I think it's because the material and the gram insulation isn't as responsive to your feet and doesn't stretch. I usually size down considerably (whole to half a size) with Hoka as opposed to other shoe brands -but with these Mocs I would have maybe sized my normal non-Hoka shoe size. I would size up except- they have a protruding outsole (which supports great walking mechanics) and going up a size these shoes will probably look gargantuan. For long walks on ice and snow - my lower back will thank me for the shoe's mechanics - but I could get stopped by the fashion police. And as a mountain person I already am stylistically challenged. As for traction on ice- I'd be a little worried that the outsole is too hard and not rubbery enough to actually have ideal traction. These mocs have some - so not totally an ice skate Most snow boots are designed this way, though and only a few brands make truly slip resistant snow and ice-hearty /grippy, rubbery outsoles. I'm sure all of you will look great in them but I'm probably going to return them.