First time with Hoka, I chose them for standing due to 12-hour work shifts and because I had heard very good things! The first day, due to the transition from Adidas, was positive for the first hour, but then they were a bit tough and my feet hurt; I struggled a bit through the 12-hour shift! The second day was definitely better! On the third day, I had no issues at all, and my posture has also improved for the better! I did not regret my choice at all!

A shoe that tries to do everything, but doesn't have a specific role or specialty. Comfortable and pleasant for walking and standing, but there are many shoes that are even more comfortable. For road running, they are considered stiff, but for short distances they are fine. They are not suitable for trail running. What makes them stand out for me is their fit. They have a narrow shape, the integrated tongue-sock fits perfectly, for me the fit is ideal. For wide feet, they are not suitable unless you go for Wide or Extra Wide (if you can find them). Be careful with the size if this is your first Hoka, I recommend you definitely try them on first, their sizes run small.

Very comfortable shoe. At first, they were a bit difficult for me because they have a different fit from regular shoes, but in one day my foot got used to them and now I wouldn't change them. In fact, I got the same ones for my wife as well.

Usually this is not a problem of the company but of the sellers. If you wear 40 for example, get half a size bigger. Based on the size chart, I got 40.5, which is what I wear in Adidas too, but it would have been better if I had taken 41. It doesn't hurt me but I hope it will loosen up a bit. Very comfortable, I don't know how long it will last.

After about 10,000 steps of walking daily for 5 days, they hurt my toes. This does not happen with shoes from another well-known company that are also cheaper than these

It's worth it, but it seemed to struggle during one summer season.. it tore at the back and hits the bone.. if you have 2 or 3 to change, I think it's fine..

I bought the shoe for my husband and he wears it daily to work. He said it is a comfortable and relaxing shoe; the durability will be seen in the future. The store packaged them very well, I am satisfied

Beautiful, lightweight, and comfortable shoe .. the first 2-3 days it was a bit stiff but then it relaxed pleasantly. It makes walking comfortable and is quite stylish. For now, it seems satisfactory. I don't know if I will use it for running, definitely for walking ..

Excellent sole, if you buy it on sale, it's worth it! For walking & gym, just as Hoka suggests

The worst thing I have ever worn for running.
While at first it seems and is soft, it quickly loses its absorption and you feel the ground under your foot.
After 4 months, pieces started coming off the sole in the heel area.
The fabric started tearing much earlier.
Now I don't know if it's due to the 600+ kilometers of running in these 4 months, but it's the most useless.
It's a shame because as a shoe it is very beautiful.
Would I buy them again?
No.
Of course, this is a personal opinion.

I had the Kawana 1, and these have some very small improvements, mainly in the tongue and the back heel counter. I have tried almost all the models of the company (Bondi 8, Speedgoat 5, Clifton 9). I will take away one star after a few months of wearing them now, because compared to others, although they are quite soft, you don't feel like you know where you are stepping. You feel like you are stepping on soft foam without having information about the terrain. The Speedgoat 5s are much superior in this area, as you feel that the sole is more gel-like and you understand where you are stepping.