HOKA ONE ONE Bondi 6

As a workhorse shoes o a proper recovery day or long run shoe this thing is great. Sure it maye be a higher stack and not be the lightest or the prettiest( for ANY hoka, not just the bondi i find it much better looking), but for all the squish it can still handle paces well below 7:00 on a daily basis. Obviously going to get a lot of miles out of this shoe. I recommend everyone have this for a second shoe especially if you are a serious runner.

I run 5k races. I'm 61 years old, comfort is a must & this shoe delivers. I've tried other Hoka styles but the Bondi 6 has everything I need for staying healthy & putting in the miles.

I've been running in Hoka Stinsons for years but decided to switch to the Bondi, since the Stinson no longer comes in a road version. I love these - well cushioned but not too squishy, and they feel relatively light. I wear size 13 narrow, and the fit on these was great out of the box, I didn't have to do anything to make them narrower.

Took cushioning to another level for me. I was able to increase mileage to levels I haven’t without having some

nagging injury. In the middle of training I usually have to add more cross training as mileage increases. For first time in decade, I didn’t have to and the shoe was the only difference. I still have to change around 350 so not much more durable, but I love them.

I've been running more than 55 years and, until recently, never paid premium prices for shoes. The moment my foot felt the extreme comfort of the Bondi 3 several years ago, I became a Hoka fan. I've had four pairs of Bondis and one pair of Cliftons. As a senior runner, I haven't run competitively for five years. As an almost daily runner, I have had no injuries in the 6+ years that I have been using Hokas. The total benefits from these shoes are not only shown when running, but throughout my day. These shoes give total foot comfort throughout even the longest days. I keep my newest pair for workouts and the next oldest pair are worn the remainder of my day. They are extremely stable over all terrain types and even though they are a little heavier, the comfort is easily worth the compromise. I'm a fan!

I have been running in the Bondi 6 for about 2 years. I was looking for a shoe that would reduce the discomfort from a severe bunion that I have. I read another review that discussed the cushioning (maximal) of the Bondi 6. My pain is on the bottom of my foot not the bunion and I do have custom orthotics. I have been very happy with how my feet feel in the shoe. I have run multiple half marathons and am even going to try a marathon again due to the performance of the shoe.

The Bondi 6 is similar to other Bondi's in the past. I like the "wide" offering the most. For everyday shoe it is certainly good but for a long-distance and marathon shoe I love the cushion and room in the wide.

I am a master's runner (F/47) and find that the soles of my feet tend to be prime to aching. I'm not sure if it's early plantar fasciitis or just achey old feet from running regularly! I've tried several other high cushion shoes and nothing has compared to the pillow ride of the Hoka Bondi.

Have been running in Hokas for quite some time. Before the wide versions came out I would often get toe blowout at may 3-400 miles. Took several runs until they stretched a bit to actually not feel to constrictive. The new Bondi 6's in wide are perfect for me. The cushioning is good, the feel of the meat rocker is not as pronounced as in other versions which I don't like as much. Overall a very good training shoe.

Many years running with other cushion shoes, but still hurting in my legs while running. Bondi solved most of that, so I am enjoying running again!