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about 2 years ago
keeps me moving for miles
over 2 years ago
I bought Hokas after seeing so many recommendations from other Fresh Chalkers. At first I was a little put off by how wide the base of the shoe is, but the comfort and stability it provides makes up for it. I tend to pronate quite a bit and these seem to help. I had also been experiencing some knee pain in my last pair and it's all but disappeared with these. I'm hooked!
Omar Shahine Yep, they look strange but feel great.
  • over 2 years ago
Liz Stella Interesting! I’ve always had Nike so this might have to be my upgrade!
  • over 2 years ago
Maile Bohlmann I've been buying Hokas after a bout with plantar fasciitis a few years ago. Top recommendation from my podiatrist! Also, if you go to Super Jock & Jill, that's a great place to try different styles, since you might prefer more or less bulky ones.
  • over 2 years ago
over 2 years ago
I ordered these after a recommendation on Fresh Chalk. I have only ran in them a couple times, each time indoors. Haven't tested them outside yet but so far they are proven to be worth the purchase. They will stay in my shoe toolbox for sure.
over 2 years ago
I was an Asics girls since junior high. Eight years ago I got planter fasciitis and it was suggested I try this new brand of running shoes called Hoka. They were really bulky looking (reminded me of moon boots), but I didn't care, because I needed the support. Once my foot healed I tried to go back to my old brand, but Hoka won me over. I'm been running in Hokas ever since. The good news is they look way better now:)
Ali White MacBeth As a runner with PF I'm thinking of changing from my Brooks running shoes to Hoka. Is there a place you like to buy your shoes?
  • over 2 years ago
Amy Posner Wolff I like Shoes-n-Feet, but Super Jock and Jill is also great and closer to you.
  • over 2 years ago
Jeff Meder I also get PF from time to time. I also have a heel spur, so walking around the house in socks or bare feet is a no no. Chicks sells a great slipper made by Haflinger. They have arch support that you don’t find in a slipper. I wear them year round. They also make a model to wear outdoor.
  • over 2 years ago
Tera Probst Love my Hoka hiking boots. Have two pairs. Super cushy!
  • over 2 years ago
over 2 years ago
I switched to Hoka shoes about 18 months ago, which both my wife and I swear by. I have a friend who is an ultra-marathon runner and also loves Hoka.
over 2 years ago
I love Hoka One One shoes -- highly recommend them.
Ali White MacBeth Do you recommend a certain retailer or site to purchase them from.
  • over 2 years ago
almost 3 years ago
I started wearing Hoka running shoes while training for my first marathon, needing an alternate pair of shoes for low training days. These shoes change the way your foot hits the ground, changing your stride in a subtle way that helps you spread impact across more muscle groups to prevent overuse injury. They're now my regular running shoe. I love them.
Meredith Fife That's great, which style do you use? I had a pair a few years ago and I keep thinking it's time to go back. These knees aren't getting any younger...
  • almost 3 years ago
Lindsay Pedersen I wear the Clifton 2 - the podiatrist I used to see recommended them based on my foot shape, so it might depend on that...
  • almost 3 years ago
Liz Pearce Lindsay Pedersen I bought these based on your rec and they just arrived! I'm kind of surprised at how big of a footprint they have, but they feel very supportive. I assume I will run twice as fast in these. Did they take a long time to break in?
  • over 2 years ago
Troy Dennis Liz Pearce Embarrassed to admit publicly, but...honestly, the one thing that kept me from buying Hokas early on was how they looked (big and chunky) since I relegate old running shoes to everyday shoes once they reach end-of-running-life. Once I overcame my own insecurities (quickly, btw!), I bought a pair and have never looked back. My wife and I both love them.
  • over 2 years ago

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