I'll start this off with a BIG WOW!!! I don't know why I waited so long to get a pair of these Bondi's. I use these shoes for work. I walk all day in the warehouse and these shoes have supported my feet and have not felt pain and soreness at the end of the day. I am pleased with the purchase I made and I highly recommend these shoes. Read more

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I'm a carrier and have had issues with my feet. It started about 5 years ago coincidentally when I started this line of work and also when I turned 40. Perhaps I could have avoided this if I had the right shoes from the start. I began with Sketchers work shoes (terrible) that were around $40-60. I walked as a new carrier around 10-15 miles a day. Then I eventually bought better ones here. That was a New Balance work shoes with steel toe. Those ranged from $80-$100. They were good for about 2 years when I walked around 5 miles a day mostly on sidewalks. I had to move so I had to get a terrible route and why I walk so much today. I started using the Hoka shoes that are twice the cost of the New Balance and they don't have steel toes so I have to watch out for metal wheeled carts at the station. These did feel pretty good. I've had them for over a month now and there are a few things I've noticed. A few of the seems in the front and side are slightly becoming unglued or loosening. This is only for esthetics and because they have a certain pattern on the sole of the shoe for great traction it does collect more dirt and "dirt." I would love to get another pair soon and maybe leave those for my longest route (I'm a utility T-6 currently). I do plan on not walking anymore on the grass. I think all the uneven terrain and lumps and potholes I'm stepping on is also aggravating my feet and hips. I feel the burning pain of the planters fasciitis when I step on a bump or hole and my foot twists and adjusts too harshly. Another tip instead of walking on the grass is to make sure your laces are as tight as you can have them. I think when your foot is a little too loose you can get calluses which I got when I started and never again. My feet are very soft for some reason now (perhaps age?). I'm also working on my hips at the gym with those leg abductor and adductor routines. This has helped the pain I started getting on my hips due to several falls in the icy winter. Read more

Hoka's have different styles for different purposes. These Arahi 5's are all-round versatile. My step immediately felt more stable, plus the shoe is Hoka light weight and solidly constructed. The color combo - white with a black tongue - looks stylish with all my casual outfits. I use them for everyday. I can't really evaluate their ability to withstand a tough workout. They simply work well for me. Read more