Customer Reviews Hoka Clifton 10

Too black for me

Too narrow; Tongue is not padded and is very flimsy; no arch support.

They felt amazing at first. Lightweight, roomy, cushiony. I walked around my home for a few minutes before committing. I noticed a pain around my ankle where the shoe lace was. The tongue is too thin. I had to return

Too small in the toe area

I have 2 other Hoka cliftonsin size 9.5D( wide). 1 is a Clifton 9, and 1 is a Clifton 10. They both fit grat. These are narrower and shorter and run small and also rub my heel spur . Hope a 10D fits.

I overall liked them pretty good but they were just a little too thick of a heel for when I do my Zumba. Ended up getting the Hoka Ricon 4 and really like them a bit better and they are more light weight and not as bulky of a heel.

very disappointed, shoe material very cheap

Hoka has completely destroyed the Clifton from it's original design. This style is unwearable and has become their "fashion" shoe. I don't think anyone who needs an orthotic shoe or good support and mechanics could get by with the clifton.

I have the Clifton 9s and Hoka made some extreme adjustments to the Clifton 10s. They felt narrower/tighter but I don't know if they are. Certainly more cushion/higher shoe, so much so it's too much. Returning and trying to find a Clifton 9.

Even tho I selected moderate width I felt this was too wide for my foot and even had a gap in the material. I love the style and the comfort but they are just too wide for me

I don’t know what it is about Hokas but the sizing is not consistent with each iteration. I previously was wearing a women’s 8.5 Wide, but when I ordered it this year, it was too small, so I sized up to 9 Wide . It fits and feels really bouncy with each step, but I’m starting to notice the Wide size (D) is not wide enough for my feet. The widest part of my foot is 4” inches across, and the D width only accommodates up to 3.8” inches. I wish I had gotten a size 9 extra wide EE, but I can’t return these now since I already wore them around the block and threw away the insoles they came with. (I put my own orthotics in them). I’m hoping they will stretch out with daily use . I plan to get the EE width next time when they wear down.

My Hoka Clifton 9's fit me well, but the toe box in the Clifton 10 is not as tall. That coupled with the fact that the Clifton 9 had mesh near the toe box (where the Clifton 10 is a stiffer fabric) means my nail of my big toe rubs against the top of the shoe. Returning.

This Clifton 10 is very different than the Clifton 9. The heel is higher, pushing the foot forward as you walk so that the toes hit the front of the shoe. Good cushioning, but after years of wearing the Clifton 9, the Clifton 10 doesn’t work for me.

It was wider than expected.

I chose wide, but it is a little tight.

Though I need a wide toe box, this was wider than needed. The length was somewhat longer.

I don’t like the big soles.

True to size. Felt "too spongy" when walking.

I ordered this shoe in wide (never ordered Hokas before) and these were actually too wide for me! The Mach 6 in Wide was just the right width, so if you're shopping for Hokas you may need to do some trial and error fit-wise.

This was my first time trying Hokas. The overall fit was perfect but after walking back and forth across the house a few times I started to get sharp pains in my arches. Returning.

I always wear the Clifton 9. I don’t like the Clifton 10. There is less cushioning at the ball of the foot.

This fit large and sloppy. I do want to comment on the color as a pink lover. The lace color and the base color more of a purplish mauve. To me they are hideous.

There was something uncomfortable about the left shoe fit, forcing the ankle inward.

This model just came up too high on my ankle, choking my entire foot. No cushion or arch support. The fabric was sort of loose all over foot. I tried the medium width = too snug. The wide width= too loose. This is not the shoe for me. It was my 1st hoka, but I'm not sure This brand is one I could wear, regardless of the model. My search continues.