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Black/Electric Cobalt
| 10 |
42%
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| 9 |
17%
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| 8 |
0%
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| 7 |
8%
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| 6 |
0%
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| ≤ 5 |
33%
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| 10 |
42%
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| 9 |
17%
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| 8 |
0%
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| 7 |
8%
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| 6 |
0%
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| ≤ 5 |
33%
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| 10 |
50%
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| 9 |
8%
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| 8 |
8%
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| 7 |
0%
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| 6 |
0%
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| ≤ 5 |
33%
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| 10 |
50%
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| 9 |
8%
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| 8 |
17%
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| 7 |
0%
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| 6 |
0%
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| ≤ 5 |
25%
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| 10 |
42%
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| 9 |
0%
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| 8 |
25%
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| 7 |
0%
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| 6 |
0%
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| ≤ 5 |
33%
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| 10 |
50%
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| 9 |
25%
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| 8 |
8%
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| 7 |
0%
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| 6 |
0%
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| ≤ 5 |
17%
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| 10 |
50%
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| 9 |
17%
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| 8 |
0%
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| 7 |
8%
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| 6 |
0%
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| ≤ 5 |
25%
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When from a BONDI 8 to a Gaviota 5 due to Bondi's soles coming apart. The main difference is the Gaviota's came apart a lot quicker (5 weeks). Took them in to return and get a new pair and was met by resistance due to the fact they were over worn. The shoe is on my feet for two hours a day walk-a-jog for two miles. Due to the fact that 3 pairs now have had the same issue (yes, I keep buying them in hopes it was a defect), I have determined they can not handle the Florida summer heat of 110-130 degrees surface temperature on pavement.
If you require a wide toe box and need a stiff rocker your choices are very limited. The HOKA ONE ONE Gaviota 5 is a very good choice. I have a plantar base injury so I’m needing a shoe to not only help heal the ligament but to prevent hammertoe. The Gaviota 5 is my every day walking shoe. The only complaint I have is that the shoe is poorly vented and very hot in the summer.
Expensive but worth the money .The cushioning is beyond comparable. I love my Hokas