Customer Reviews Hoka Mach 6 - DELETED

I tried Saucony Ride 17 and Novablast 4, Prior to Mark 6 purchase. And those weren't at all comfy or Bouncy, The Mark 6 are very comfortable and bouncy, maybe a bit too bouncy. But I do like the shoe, I hade to order a 1/2 size up.

I'm an overnight manager in a grocery store in charge of the night crew I walk anywhere from 4 to 10 miles a night. I usually average about 6.7 for the week on concrete floor so far these mach 6 are my favorite if they made of GTX version of this I would be one happy camper

After years of searching, I fell in love with the Mach 5, the best running shoe I had ever found to fit me...; with my choices now limited, I decided to go with the Mach 6. It is an excellent running shoe but does not provide the comfort or adequate toe box the Mach 5 did. A decent daily runner, but not the same

I love the feel of the Mach 6 when first worn out of the box with one big exception...It is a bit narrow in a size D and is a bit more narrow than the Mach 5. That being said, it is a very bouncy, energetic shoe for about 100 miles. After that, the rocker becomes less pronounced, and the bouncy feeling in the mid-sole declines. Could be Hoka's best shoe if they can correct the "narrow fit" and add some life to the shoe.

Before purchasing online (aware of the great return policy) I read the reviews. That being said I was expecting the Mach 6 to be totally different than the Mach 5 (which I purchased 4 pairs and love) Most reviews were about the shoe sizing and toe box being smaller than the 5s. I'd agree with this. I have a wide foot so I typically order half size up and the wide option, going up half a size only made this shoe fit just a little too snug. Not too tight, but not cramping my foot. I went on a 5k run right away: too tight about the mid foot, extra grippy (new rubber layer on bottom of shoe), there seems to be more material in the heel area for cushion too. Second run 10k: I loosened my laces, and the shoe felt better. Bouncy, lighter, and feels more like the race day shoe I was looking for. All in all it's not a Mach 5. I don't have any major complaints because I understand there would be some changes. will keep these. Fly on

I haven't run enough miles in that shoe. It felt okay, but not so great yet.

This is an amazing shoe. However, advertising the color to be all black is deceiving. They are black and grey, and actually I would say 60% grey/40% black. I run in these and wanted a second pair in all black to wear as a basketball official.

Is a great shoes I use it every day very confortable. Lets see how long they last

This is my 3rd version of the Machs that I've owned and run in. Personally use Clifton's for slow easy runs and Machs for my faster runs. These did end up being a little snug compared to past versions so I've exchanged them for half size up my normal hoka size and now they're perfect.

I thought I had chosen the women's size 8 but ended up being men's so the fit a little big. Other than that, I absolutely love them.

I've had three pairs of cliftons in size 11, so I bought these in size 11 as well and it rubs quite a bit on my big and little toes. Might get better as it breaks in, but I definitely wish I went a little bigger. I don't really understand why even running shoes prioritize an "aesthetically pleasing" pointy toe shape that looks nothing like anyone's actual foot. Altra seems to be the only company doing anything different. It would be nice if hoka could adapt a wider toe box. Other than that though everything seems great so far. They look great, feel lighter than Cliftons, I was able to run 10 miles with some tempo right off the bat, and they performed great. The rubber on the bottom is slippery on wet asphalt, so perhaps that could also be improved, but overall pretty good.

Just an awesome shoe that you can run long in, use as an every day trainer, use for speed work and use for racing. One complaint? The toe box needs to be just a bit wider in a men's D. The wide size is just too sloppy for me. I sell Hokas in a running shop, and this a complaint mentioned by many would-be buyers.

Shoes are super comfortable and support lots of walking. I did however find that one of the inside soles appears to be shredded somewhat after only wearing 5 days.

As a previous owner of the Mach 4, I feel as though the Mach 6 fits a little more narrow than its predecessor. I love the lightweight aspect of the Mach series & it has the perfect bounce for light runners (I usually run 3-6 miles, nothing too crazy), but I'd recommend either going up a half-size or trying a wide. Still a great shoe though.

Absolutely love the feel of this shoe, but the 2E width fits like a D width. Moving away from the Mach now to something for my daily short-med length runs. Disappointed as everything else about the shoe is wonderful.

Quality shoe, best shoe out there. Love them all.

The shoes are confortable but I feel like I will either fall forward or backward. It seems like the shoes curl up in the front and also in the back. I don't feel that it is stable.

This is a great sneaker. very comfortable. Also purchased it at a great price.

Lightweight but less sole cushioning than I'm accustomed to with past Hoka sneakers. Still, a comfortable shoe and reasonably priced.

Shoe feels responsive but a little thing not much room in the toebox. Going up a size has huge drawback on weight specially on speedy shoes.

The support on this model is very thin. Very thin soles. Not what I hav experienced with other Hoka shoes. I will be returning the unused pair when I get back from travel. I am currently wearing a Hoka Strnsion 7 and it is a great shoe. Excellent fit, design and support. It cost more, but works much better!

I originally bought a pair of Bondi and they are the most comfortable shoes ever. The Mach 6 are horrible in comparison. I've worn them a few times hoping to break them in but mt feet still hurt in them. Will have to save up for another pair of Bondi.

Top of my foot gets irritated from extra material in the tongue of the shoes

Brought this for my husband, he loved the look of them, but he feels the left shoe is not as comfortable as his right.

This shoe looks great and the left one fits great but the right is smaller and tighter. I have many pairs of Hoka and its starting to seem that the price is going up and quality is going down. No it is not my foot. This is my size. Its the shoe.