Customer Reviews Hoka Mach 6 -DELETED

Love Mach 5. These are more elevated and throw off my gait but They are lovely and I'll get used to them. Comfortable

I work 12 hours shift, this shoes make a big difference

My daughter loves them

I've had chronic pain from bone spurs and plantar fasciitis since February of this year. I'm an avid runner, have been running since my early teens and now it's caught up to me. I have been a fan of minimalist running shoes for most of this time, and my podiatrist said that my shoes were the issue. I didn't want to listen and he even made me some stupid inserts which were annoying to wear. But, finally during my last visit I asked him what brands he would recommend and he recommended this one. I raised my brows because I've always been against clunky running shoes, but figured I had nothing to lose and thought it would be better than the inserts. So, I ordered my first pair, the Mach 6, the lightest Hoka, and after wearing them my feet have been hurting less and less! I have been on two runs this past week as I'm taking it slow for now, and my left heel is still a little achy but it's so much better than the constant pain I had been living with. I'm so happy that I'm able to run again without pain. I'm ordering my second pair today, the Bondi 8. Turns out my feet do like clunky running shoes.

Comfortable, nice presentation

The most comfortable shoes ever a have ( I have a lot of pairs)

This shoe feels different than Mach 5. Good upgrades and I love the ride of this shoe. I do my short runs, up to 5 miles at the most. I also do my workouts in them and walking. It's really an all around great shoe!

It fits perfect to size. I have a herniated disc and feet issues and with this shoe, I can do anything, lifting, running, all exercise, daily activities and my feet never hurt at night after wearing them. They are very very well made

Have been running for years, these shoes are one of my favs!

I am an emergency veterinary nurse who works 12 hour shifts. These shoes have made a huge difference in how I feel after my shift.

I am 68 years young and have never experienced such a comfortable athletic shoe. I have purchased numerous pairs of shoes in my lifetime but none can come close to this Mach 6! TRUST ME PEOPLE...THIS IS THE BEST EVER!!!!

Didn't buy for running but for causal everyday wear. Great shoe!

I started wearing Hoka running shoes several years ago. Though I walk fast, I do not run. My podiatrist recommended running shoes rather than walking shoes. This is probably my 5th or 6th pair. The insoles are removable to accommodate my orthotics. Stellar Blue is a gorgeous color. I like how lightweight and cushioned they areit feels like I'm walking on air.

Look and feel great. So pleased!

Nice snug fit over instep and heel. They have a trimmer shape but also comfortable all day long.

I needed something for walking my siberian husky who walks me and also for taking a brisk walk on my own. I absolutely love them. Not slipping in them nor am I hitting my toes at the end. The support is great and very comfy.

Best pair of all I own.

TLDR: If you have a wide foot, consider sizing up even more. My full experience: I loveee the Hoka Mach shoes. I just bought my seventh pair. I started buying them when they were the Mach 4s, loved the Mach 5 (RIP), had one of the Mach Xs, and now am into the Mach 6s. I have an extremely short, wide foot. (My ideal shoe size is a women's size 5.5 extra wide.) In Hokas, I can normally size up half a size and order the wide version. However, the toe box on the Mach 6 is a lot different than I'm used to, and it really impacted my use of the shoe. I ran in a pair of my normal (for Hoka shoes) size 6 wide and had a lot of trouble, especially once I crossed the 200-mile threshold. My feet would just acheeee for days after a long run. I finally realized it was a combination of the toe box being so much narrower than I was used to + how that impacted my normally neutral strike. I bought another pair of the Mach 6s in 6.5 wide (a full size up from my ideal size), and I am happy to report that the toe box feels better and the shoe overall works a lot better for me (even though it is a little long).

TLDR: If you have a wide foot, consider sizing up even more. My full experience: I loveee the Hoka Mach shoes. I just bought my seventh pair. I started buying them when they were the Mach 4s, had one of the Mach Xs, and now am into the Mach 5s. I have an extremely short, wide foot. (My ideal shoe size is a women's size 5.5 extra wide.) In Hokas, I can normally size up half a size and order the wide version. However, the toe box on the Mach 5 is a lot different than I'm used to, and it really impacted my use of the shoe. I ran in a pair of my normal (for Hoka shoes) size 6 wide and had a lot of trouble, especially once I crossed the 200-mile threshold. My feet would just acheeee for days after a long run. I finally realized it was a combination of the toe box being so much narrower than I was used to + how that impacted my normally neutral strike. I bought another pair of the Mach 5s in 6.5 wide (a full size up from my ideal size), and I am happy to report that the toe box feels better and the shoe overall works a lot better for me (even though it is a little long).

Awesome shoes and very comfortable. Was a gift and she loved them

The most comfortable running shoe I've ever owned

So comfortable!!

I have so many back and knee issues and this shoe has helped with my pain.

Light shoe. Fun colors and very comfortable