Hoka One One Mens Bondi 5 Running Shoe, Grey - Men's size 11.5 US
Walking ShoesDesigned to run on hard artificial surfaces, the BONDI 5 offers you exceptional comfort over time and just enough grip to get you on easy trails if you feel like it. Latest version of the revolutionary model Bondi, the "5" is the most cushioned HOKA ONE ONE shoes for the road. With improved tip, breathability, support and compression properties, it offers a smooth, cushioned and balanced stroke. A ComfortFrame upper and a padded tongue complement the EVA midsole and curved sole profile underneath the metas starting at the back of the foot to provide unmatched comfort. Hoka Bondi 5 Running Shoes Breathable Mesh Upper The upper of the Bondi 5 is made from a Breathable mesh which sits comfortably against the foot and allows cool air to flow into the shoe at the same time as releasing warm air out of the shoe, allowing the foot to remain as cool, dry and comfortable as possible. 3D Print structure is also used throughout the shoe upper which is made from a superbly lightweight material and offers a precise fit for a secure and comfortable wear. The Ortholite molded insole has been added inside of the shoe which offers a plush underfoot feel and extra cushioning and support. Meta-Rocker Midsole The Early Stage Meta-Rocker chosen for the midsole is specifically designed with a low heel-to-toe differential and works like a rocking chair for your foot which allows the foot to be guided effectively through the natural gait cycle. A plush EVA material has also been used in the construction of the midsole which offers long-lasting cushioning and comfort. A moderate heel bevel has been added to provide a smooth roll through the foots natural gait cycle for a smooth heel to toe transition. Zonal Rubber Outsole The outsole is made from a durable rubber which will keep the bottom of the shoe from wearing away easily. Zonal rubber has been strategically placed in key areas along the outsole that are more likely to wear to give it extra durability, making sure you can turn to this s
Product Feature
- Breathable Mesh Upper - Provides a breathable environment, keeping the wearer cool and dry.
- 3D Puff Print Frame - Lightweight and offers a secure fit.
- Ortholite Insole - Provides additional cushioning for arch support and durable comfort.
- Meta-Rocker - Helps for accurate roll through the gate cycle.
- EVA Midsole - Provides essential low profile cushioning.
Product Details
- Fabric type : 100% Synthetic
- Sole material : Rubber
- Outer material : Synthetic
- Closure type : Lace-Up
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About Walking Shoes
Walk This Way: Top Picks for Comfort and Support in Walking Shoes
Walking is a fantastic way to stay active, improve your health, and explore the world around you. But a comfortable and supportive pair of walking shoes is essential to make your walks enjoyable and prevent injuries. With so many options on the market, choosing the right walking shoes can feel overwhelming. Fear not, fellow walkers! This guide will unveil some of the top picks for walking shoes, ensuring you find the perfect pair for hitting the pavement in comfort and style.
Understanding Your Needs: The Perfect Walking Shoe for Every Walker
Before diving into specific recommendations, let's consider some key factors to think about when choosing walking shoes:
- Terrain: Will you be walking primarily on sidewalks, trails, or a mix of both? Different terrains require different shoe features.
- Walking Distance: Are you a casual walker who enjoys strolls around the neighborhood, or do you train for long-distance walks/hikes?
- Support Needs: Do you have any specific foot conditions or require extra arch support for maximum comfort?
Top Picks for Walking Shoe Comfort and Support: Walk in Confidence
Now, let's get to the good stuff! Here are some of the best walking shoes that prioritize comfort and support for various walking styles:
- Cushioned Comfort: Brands like Brooks and Hoka One One offer shoes with exceptional cushioning, perfect for long walks or those who need extra shock absorption.
- Lightweight Performance: For brisk walks or those who prioritize speed, consider lightweight walking shoes from brands like Adidas or New Balance. These shoes offer good support without feeling bulky.
- Trail-Ready: If your walks take you off the beaten path, opt for trail-specific walking shoes from brands like Salomon or Merrell. These shoes provide added stability and traction on uneven terrain.
- Supportive Stability: For walkers with specific foot needs or those who require extra arch support, brands like Saucony and Asics offer shoes with advanced support features.
Walk in Comfort and Style: Additional Tips for Choosing Walking Shoes
Beyond the brand and specific features, here are some additional tips for selecting the perfect walking shoes:
- Get sized properly: A snug but comfortable fit is essential. It's best to get sized at a reputable shoe store in the afternoon when your feet are slightly swollen.
- Consider your socks: The socks you wear can impact the fit and feel of your shoes. Choose socks specifically designed for walking or athletic activities.
- Take them for a test walk: Don't just try the shoes on in the store; walk around in them to ensure they feel comfortable and supportive.
Lace Up and Explore: The World Awaits You in Comfort
With the right walking shoes on your feet, you'll be ready to conquer any path. Remember, comfort and support are key to making your walks enjoyable and preventing injuries. So, lace up your new walking shoes, embrace the fresh air, and walk this way towards a healthier and happier you!
User Reviews
So I bought these shoes from an air shoe. Onemix actually, it's an of brand of Nike air, those shoes were great, but I need something else.These shoes are walking running. If you stand in one place for long periods these may not be the shoes for you.Mostly because they require you to break them FULLY in, other wise they hurt. I put 27 miles in these shoes and my feet felt really honestly fine. I work in warehouse work and standing in these shoes was ok, but when I had to do the picking... And walk and walk and walk.. They really were comfy. 30 hrs of walking 10 hrs a day they were a gos send. Thanks Hoka one one.The drop makes each step easy and smooth all day for me.These shoes are not rockers. I'm over weight and hate excess effort to something that needs to be easy.These shoes made every step easy.I never get my measurement right for nylon shoes cause after 4 months they stretch and they don't fit leading to plantar fasciitis.Do your self a favor if your walking a lot, for these shoes..1: wear decent thin socks or medium socks. This shoes I do not recommend for thick winter socks. The shoes are not leather and if you step in wet grass your socks WILL get wet. Please keep that in mind. These are shoes help evaporate sweat threw thin upper application. Wind goes threw these shoes so wet conditions are not applicable.2: break them in. These shoes require you to break them fully in.if you are switching from an air shoe to a drop shoe you should notice a complete step not an over side cuff or any other type of step. These shoes are for people who have toe numbing or things. They offer a heal cup. A heal cup is a cup for your heal. Have a shoe that has nice srch support but hurt your heal? Welcome to a heal cup with moldability. For normal feet like mine or monkey toed people. Please watch hoka one one video to fully view what these shoes after so you don't spend money on shoes that suck or don't help. Research can help you save money.I like them after a month i broke them in and they are fine if you are hard on shoes and really just mangle shoes after 3 months don't bother. They aren't stiched shoes. They are the best damn walking shoes I have felt though if you are an average walker or runner.Cons: expensive, not stiched might wear out quick, shoe inserts could be higher quality for price.I hope my review helps you make a nice shoe transition. Remember please these nylon top shoes strech!!! I won't tell you how to size your shoe. I did however go to an 8 in men's they were tight at first. My foot sweat and my walking streched the top nylon and now they are perfect.Hope my review helps you buy these or pass, for me so good so far. Happy shopping friend.
I am a 6', neutral-gait, 60+ years old male runner who weighs around 200 pounds. I've been a runner for many years, but for the past year and a half have been coping with low back pain related to degenerative discs. Back pain has come and gone over the years, but the recent difficulties are more "chronic" than has been the case in the past. I've been working out at the gym regularly to strengthen my core and back, and incorporated more stretches into my workouts. More recently, I've been running only a mile or two at a time several times a week as a compromise that allows me to maintain some level of aerobic fitness while minimizing back ache. Still, I really miss being able to run greater distances, and wanted to find a shoe that offered superior cushioning in hopes that it would allow me to increase my running distance without also aggravating back pain. After reading a number of shoe reviews on this site and others, I decided to take a chance on the Hoka One One Bondi 5. I ordered the same size shoe that I typically wear for running shoes made by other manufacturers, and the Hokas fit just fine. The toe box is a little larger than with other shoes and, for me anyway, that's a good thing. I usually run on pavement, although I've run on a treadmill more often recently and, either way, the cushioning is superior to any other shoe I've used. They're also extremely lightweight. Results-wise, the difference is certainly noticeable in terms of reduced distress in the lower back after a run. One thing I noticed about these shoes is that the "footprint" is somewhat larger than what I was used to, and I needed to be careful descending stairs at first because the heel seemed to protrude a bit and I'd strike the steps unexpectedly.So, have these shoes "cured" my back pain? No, and I suspect nothing will make it go away entirely. Still, I can say that the Hokas are definitely a move in the right direction. These shoes are too new for me to comment on durability but, one month in, I'm very pleased with the purchase. I realize that one's choice of shoes is always a very personal decision, and what works for one person will not necessarily work for another, but I'd say that if your situation is similar to mine, these shoes deserve serious consideration.
I have a bad back and cushion is the most important thing for me so when I tried these on for the first time last year I knew they were the ones for me. Excellent cushion and still provided enough support for me. I don't run, but do walk a lot and these are so comfortable to walk in. It took some getting used to at first as it felt like walking in sand (when doing a serious walk for exercise, not just around the mall or whatever), my calves would be burning. I guess that's a good thing as my calves have actually gotten much more defined over the last year. If the calf burning is too much for you, put in a different insert than the stock one. I used the Dr Scholls Active series insert and it helped alleviate the calf burning. Another thing I've used in these is a small insert for just the heel that I got from my Dr (it's just a small blue foam/rubber wedge) that really adds to the heel cushion and is something I'd use in any sneaker from now on. The only negative of these sneaker is they don't last long. There's some soft foam on the bottom that wears out relatively quickly. Probably won't be a big deal if you just wear these casually, as mine are still comfortable but I did start to notice it during my more intense walks that they just didn't feel the same. I bought a new pair and use the old ones for yard work now. I will buy these for as long as they make them, even if they only last a year it is well worth it for me.