WHICH HOKA SHOE IS BEST FOR YOU? | Full HOKA ONE ONE Lineup Review 

@@christopherflynn843 I don't care that you don't care.

Cringe

Great comment

@@Shudikan90 I don't care ,that you don't care, that I don't care

@@afs1476 I knew that was gonna pop up eventually. The person I said that too ended up deleting their comment...lol

Same build as you. I am not a runner at all, but I need comfortable shoes for working all day on my feet. Just ordered a pair of Clifton 8's yesterday - can't wait for them to arrive!

They are under the Deckers Outdoor Corp. umbrella along with UGG, TEVA, and Sanuk also!

@@Mojavehixon they are now but were originally a French company who set up the brand and name

Hoka One One means to fly in Maori. That is why their slogan is Time to fly.

@@nevilleharding2351 oh radical! had no idea.

Made me lol too 🤣🤣

There are more reasons to feel bad for Robbe.

@@Believeintherun so cruel 😂😂😂

@@Believeintherun 🤣🤣🤣

thanx for recommending, i'm also facing knee issues especially after intense day. so i have to take a day off. will give it a try to bondi

i have a question, in hoka 42 2/3=27cm mean my foot must be 27cm or below ,i want buy it for walk not running

Greatest combo since the whopper and fries.

The 7 outdoes the 6 by Miles. Awesome shoes! The 8's are out now. Not as tremendous as the 7, but still a great shoe, but I agree, the 6 are pretty terrific as well!.

I bought the Brooks Ghost I walk on concrete floors all day and have high arches with heel pain Achilles pain and shin splints and they hurt my feet.. I'm looking into getting a pair of Hoka. Good luck 🤞 Quick note. Amazon has a program with prime membership that you can try before you buy. Lots of different choices in shoes..

Glideride or bondi8 which one offers more of a rocker style to keep the pressure off the big toes?

Thanks for this comment Frederic. I have extremely flat feet and some Hoka models I have tried have too much arch support for me. My speedgoats have been life changing for hiking so I'm trying to figure out what the non-trail equivalent is.

@@milesbrown6948 I would say the Clifton with some arch support insoles would work best if you have tried either of them already. Both the Clifton and the Speedgoat have neutral stability and a balanced cushion. I say arch support insoles because the midsole is uniform in density, there is no medial arch support to prevent overpronation. It almost surprises me that the Speedgoats worked for you considering it had neutral stability (meaning the entire midsole is the same). My best guess would simply be that since the speedgoats are meant for hiking/trail running, you're really only using them for softer trails and not concrete. Hiking trails are--in general--easier on your feet and I imagine that is also making a difference for you. But it's really important to take what I say with a grain of salt. Everyone's feet are different and I'm not an orthopedic doctor. I just sell shoes for a living, which only started recently.

I had Clifton 6 but went to Bondi because there’s less forefoot cushioning in the Clifton 6 than the Clifton 4 I used to use.

What 200lbs

@@mmsculley958 when he was talking about the bondi 7s he said they are great for people that weigh over 200lbs and flatten the midsole over time

@@lyel9781 what do you mean by flatten ping the midsole, is that bad?

Great lineup

I wear the Bondi. What is the difference between Bondi and Rincon?

@@slundgr the Rincoln is much lighter and definitely does not have the stack height as the Bondi does. I use the Bondi for long runs and even daily runs when I’m just taking it easy, as it offers more cushion to preserve the joints. I use the Rincoln on my other daily runs when I’m pushing the pace or doing progressive/tempo runs. Thankfully I’ve not had any major injuries, knee or otherwise, but want to remain that way. For me, I try to use the Bondi as much as possible, when on pavement, in hopes of being able to run for all the years to come. Btw, the Rincoln does offer considerable cushioning for as light as it is and I’ve never experienced any issues with them. Simply put, I love them both and will always have them in my rotation. 😃

@@tmoney3198 Thank you very much for the information. I don't run anymore after two ankle surgeries, but I walk every day, often on sidewalks, so I think I will stick with the Bondi. It's light enough for me and has worked for me so far. I like to know what options might be available. Thanks again.

What do you think on the mach 4 for intervals on treadmill workout ?

Scott Fauble this week!

Hell yeah

Which ones did you run in ?

Stinson is more cushioned than the Bondi? Best Hokas I’ve ever bought were the Stinson Mid-Gore Tex. I use them in the snow and they’re great.

@@slundgr Stinson 5 & 6 trail: Model 5 Number: 1099729 Model 6 Number: 1110506 39 Heel / 34 Toe : 5 drop Bondi 6 & 7: Model 6 Number: 1019269 Model 7 Number: 1110518-WDDS 37 Heel / 33 Toe : 4 drop TenNine: Model Number: 1109689-DLRC 37 Heel / 33 Toe : 4 drop Mafate EVO 35 Heel / 31 Toe : 4 drop Carbon X-SPE 35 Heel : 30 Toe : 5 drop Elevon 2: Model Number: 1106477 35 Heel / 30 Toe : 5 drop Clifton Edge: Model Number: 1110510-NCLR 33 Heel / 28 Toe : 5 drop Clifton 6: Model 6 Number: 1102872 33 Heel / 28 Toe : 5 drop Caldera 4 Model Number: 1103281D014 33 Heel / 29 Toe : 4 drop Clifton 7: Model Number: 1110508 32 Heel / 27 Toe : 5 drop Rincon 1 & 2 Model 1 Number: 1102874 Model 2 Number: 1110514 32 Heel / 27 Toe : 5 drop Challenger ATR 5 Model Number: 1104093-EBLC 31 Heel / 26 Toe : 5 drop

@@slundgr Stinson ATR 6 not only has larger stack height than any of the other Hoka's, but the cushion / plush in the Stinson ATR 6 is insane... I'd highly recommend getting a pair from Hoka & you'll have at least 60 days ( confirm with Hoka because even they say 30 days guarantee, it's usually 60 days, so confirm )... Road Runner Sports can get up to 90 days... Then you can go out and try & test them in every possible environment you'll ever use them in... There is no such thing as a best shoe for everyone... But I have possibly over 15 new Hoka's, & couple Brooks & New Balance shoes sitting in boxes waiting to be used & eventually rotated in... I also like Clifton Edge & Rincon 2 & Bondi's & Cliftons & Mafates & so many more... What are you looking for: trail ( technical, mild, all terrain: road & trail ), road, walking, hiking, racing, everyday casual, all day on feet, 3k, 5k, 10k, half marathon, full marathon, ultra: 50 miles, 60 miles, 100+ miles...

@@Thankful_n_Grateful Thank you for the great information. I’m going to the Hoka site now. I appreciate it

@@slundgr Thanks for sharing too... You're Welcome... Best of Success...

Same boat Brotha which ones did you get?

@@Familyandmuscle I got the Carbon x2 and the Rincon’s. The X2’s feel okay sometimes on faster runs, but the Rincon’s feel like they’re made with lead 😂

Thanks to this video now I know which HOKA to buy, of course the Bondi

Either of those shoes would work great. Mach 4 for sure.

We definitely plan on doing more. Thanks for watching!

Swing and a miss

So many good shoes out right now.

How did the Mach 4 hold up for you? Did you try the carbon x2? I’ve only ever had Cliftons then arahi

If youre a heel striker try a hoka with a bubble butt

@@brushogun2051 bubble butts are nice, thank you

Probably gaviota or arahi. Both are stability models. Gaviota is max cushion like the bondi, arahi is medium cushion like the clifton. Stability shoes are good for those prone to injury, though not always the only option. The bondi and bondi x have the most cushion in the heel for heel strikers.

Same here, I was shocked Hoka made such a huge change for the same name shoe, not a Clifton for me. Hoka lost a fan.

I wish they would answer this question 🙋‍♂️

I agree Cindy

Same

Bondi or Clifton for sure

I was confused why they said it was French for something. It’s not French sounding at all!

HOKA doesn't have embargoes on shoes (which we love). We have a ton of other shoes from other brands that we're not allowed to show until January.

@@Believeintherun Now you're the big tease 😱 Looking forward to the review

We'll have one coming in the new year

@@Believeintherun love it, thank you! All the best

Highly likely she's wearing a half size too small. Almost everyone does. Should have a thumb's width between the front of her toes and the shoe. That said, Hoka toe boxes are narrow so not sure how they'll work for her. But definitely buy a half size higher than her normal size if you're going with Hoka.

Bondi

@@Believeintherun Love that your team responds. Little things make a big difference. New Follower and will spread the word on your show/pod. Thanks!

That's also my question. Hope someone can recommend considering I'm working in a 12 to 16hr shift

It’s not French. Other comments here say it’s Maori.