Reviewer: Nancy D from Pennsylvania Last year I bought minimalist shoes for the sleek look. They ended up being the worst athletic shoes I’ve ever purchased because of lack of cushioning and stability not to mention even though I bought the wide width they were still snug. My feet and ankles got sore.They didn’t even have tongue loops and no loops on the heel to pull the shoe on. I decided to try the maximalist Clifton 3s this year and am so happy with my purchase that I bought 2 pair. These shoes have everything the minimalists lack short of the sleek look. The cushioning makes the shoe comfortable and the built-in stability keeps my feet and ankles from rolling and getting sore. With the roomy toe box, the B width is plenty wide even with socks. The heel loops are big enough to fit two fingers in and who knew what a convenient detail that would be! I especially love the green because it’s different, can work as a neutral and with the laces the same color as the shoe, they look good.

Thank you Zappos for quick delivery that had me on the trail sooner rather than later! Reviewer: Amanda Robbins from Indianapolis, IN Thesem are the best running shoes I've had in a while! Comfy, lots of space in toe box to prevent toe jamming during long runs, and love them! I want to run longer in these which is a good sign!like walking on air. fit true to size. Reviewer: Steve P. from Jacksonville, FL Simply the best athletic shoe I have ever put on my foot. Before this Hoka, I had a pair of Hoka Stinsons. While I liked the Stinson, I did not like the thin pull laces (versus traditional tie laces). I have both a high instep and high arch so I never have really found the ideal shoe to fit my foot comfortably. The Hoka Valor absolutely does. Fit like a glove and extremely comfortable. I walk 5-8 miles every other day or head to gym for workout on stairmaster or elliptical machines. From a style aspect, I also liked that I could order a black pair with black soles (thick soles are less noticeable as a result which I always thought was the only real negative of all the Hoka shoes).

Reviewer: Rc from Ohio Toe box still too narrow despite that I ordered the wide. Not certain why they changed the design but many, many people are complaining about the narrow toes in the new shoes. Tor Ultra Hi WP Reviewer: Caroline Lee from Jacksonville, FLA bit too high around the ankle but I have got used to that. Lots of positive commentsTeacup Miniature Schnauzer Puppies For Sale In Indiana Reviewer: from Johnson City, TNLowes Laminate Flooring Glue I bought this shoe on the advice of my Podiatrist. Maltese Puppies For Sale Under 200 DollarsWhile it is comfortable and very cushioned, I cannot say it has provided any relief for my PF. It does seem to run just a bit narrow but otherwise true to size.

The shoe laces do come untied after awhle...Read the reviews, and it seemed like a great shoe, and very comfortable. Ran 2 miles in it, and felt it harder in my knees than in my old worn out shoes. There's no cushioning for the toes, it alters your gait, and it's pretty pricey. No upper cushioning either, if you wanted that. Used them on the elliptical, and no great shakes there either. Stuck with them for a few months til I can justify trying something else. Colors are great, tho. Was hoping these would be The Shoes. Better luck next time. Tor Summit Mid WP Reviewer: Doreen Schnetzer from Lutz, Florida Hoka is the best. Reviewer: Bigfoot from Santa Paula, California I wear a size 13 in all my other shoes, but in this one I had to go up to a 14. Unfortunately I also gained some width that I really didn't want, but I can live with it. If you wear smaller than a 12 you might be able to get away with going up 1/2 size. You feel like you are running on a platform because of the maximum stability and cushioning, but they are so comfortable you quit thinking about it.

This equates to less fatigue on your runs. Great shoe, wish my feet were smaller. Very happy with this shoe. Reviewer: Brie from Bothell, Wa I'm a runner with a long history of plantar fasciitis and back trouble. I gave Hokas a try and I love them! Brooks have always been my go to shoes but these Hokas have been terrific. Wide enough in the toe box, smooth but not squishy and stable. I run an average of 10-15 miles per week. Reviewer: Elena CP from Reviewer: Melynda Frazer from Indianapolis, IN I have not gotten these shoes yet but when paid, I will be purchasing them. Thank you to the person who shared that she has/had a Morton's Neuroma. I had a very bit Morton's Neuroma that was removed and my other Hoka Ones are out of their prime. I need and actual walking shoe and you all have me convinced to try this shoe. My other foot has had major surgery and it too needs some serious comfort and support. I can't wait until I get my paycheck. Thanks for the reviews...

Reviewer: Deborah Nelson from Good cushioning with alot of arch support. Reviewer: Ellen Enright from Goodyear, AZ LOVE these shoes, they are so comfortable with amazing support. I am thrilled at my first HOKA's. They came highly recommended and I love them Reviewer: tricia from Northeast These are so comfortable!!! Can not wait to get the right size and get running in them. I am a 6.5 in every pair of shoes/sneakers I own. These run at least a half of size big. Reviewer: Todd Perkins from Monterey, CA Curiously, for me seems to run narrower than the Tor Summit WP Mid (and many other shoes), so went up a half size and is OK. Reviewer: from South Carolina Fabulous shoe right out of the box. I have been wearing Saucony running shoes since 1980 and last few pairs have lacked ankle support. The Hoka's give me great support and stability whether running or walking. These will be my new favorite brand! Reviewer: Faith from Cleveland The shoes have lots of padding and look a little better than most Hoka's.