Hoka OneOne

3 recommendations and reviews from 3 people

• Referral from November 27, 2017
  

  Elmer S. asked:

  Since today is Cyber Monday where can I get a good deal on hoka shoes Jake Gillette

  

  Jake G. replied:

  Yeah check fleet feet or also check Hoka website www.hokaoneone.com I know Brooks had a great deal on their website today as well.

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• Referral from March 27, 2015
  

  Micah W. asked:

  Ok I am new to this group and was wondering if anyone could help me out. I am new to running as its been a long time. I want to get back to running and do some marathons. Can anyone tell me where a good place to get shoes and gear at? and some tips on starting out? Thank you!

  

  Katie M. replied:

  Oh and you can only buy Hoka's at Ulitmate Fit!! I have been a runner for 19 years and I am on my 3 rd pair...they changed my life! I will NEVER run in anything else! http://www.hokaoneone.com/

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• Referral from November 22, 2013
  

  Meredith E. asked:

  Shoe question for you more experienced runners. Seems like every pair of "road" shoes I buy I end up hating and wanting to wear my trail shoes. And nearly every trail shoes I've bought I've loved. The perceived fit/feel that I don't like about the road shoes comes down to two main things: I don't like shoe soles to feel squishy, and I don't like to feel like my foot is at an angle from heel being high to toes being low to the ground. The feeling I like about my trail shoes, in comparison, is that they feel level (heel and toes seem like they are on a relatively level platform) and the feel of the shoe is firm/hard compared to the feel of most road shoes I've tried. Yesterday I was at Dick's and tried and hated all the road shoes. Tried a shoe I had avoided due to wild looking fabric, liked the feel, and noticed they had a trail shoe mixed in with the road so there I was liking a trail shoe again. Is this a problem? Can I just buy some trail shoes and designate them for the street and keep my trail ones for the woods? Or can anyone suggest a street-purposed shoe that feels firm and level? I am not looking to start trying all the barefoot stuff -- my trail shoes feel very padded/protective/supportive, it's just that they feel stiff vs. squishy. Thanks for any advice you can provide. BTW I am currently (past three years) happily buying Nike running shoes. I unhappily switched to Mizuno for road and trail and then back to Nike.

  

  Michelle G. replied:

  http://www.hokaoneone.com This is the shoe my podiatrist said is now all the rage for trail runners around here and he thought it would be good for me to try when my Achilles heals. It is the opposite swing from the minimalist shoes (and he is treating tons of barefoot/minimalist running injuries now). Seems to raise the whole foot up higher, so maybe it would level you front to back.

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