Customer Reviews Hoka Ora Recovery Slide 2

Full size small. I am a spot on size 10M and though the arch support hit in the perfect spot and the strap fit perfectly, my toes were completely hanging off the edge. Sizing up to an 11, the length just makes it but now the arch support is slightly off and the strap is a bit too loose. They’re ugly, and the fit is slightly off, However, they’re so good for my feet around the house instead of my usual going barefoot, it’s worth it, I just wear them with a thicker sock like slippers. So comfy and helpful I also got my dad, who has the same feet/knee issues I do, a pair. Same fit issue with his. He’s a men’s size 12 always but in these needed a 13 to get them long enough.

As an "over 70" woman with arthritis and who is trying to stay active by walking, I wanted to try these Recovery shoes for house wear. I am very pleased. My tired aching feet now feel relief. I wear only Hoka One One sneakers/walking shoes because the brand provides excellent support and cushioning. In this Recovery slide I ordered an 8 even though my usual size is 8.5. They fit perfectly. One word of caution: they are ugly and you definitely need a pedicure !

I normally wear an 8.5 in Hoka Bondi tennies but sized down to an 8 for these slides based on what I read. I'm glad I did, they fit perfect and I think a 9 would have been too loose. Good arch support for my high arches. I have plantar fasciitis so doc said no barefoot walking. These are super easy to slide on and have a lot of cushion. They feel great. New house shoes.

They fit great and make my feet feel relaxed after being on my feet for long periods of time, I change from shoes to these slips and wow! Wish I had known about the benefits before.

Love these Hokas! They're comfortable, great to wear, and the salmon color? I can find them in a power outage!!!!

Yes, these are ugly. As in, competition for Crocs ugly. But they are sooooo comfortable! For a couple of years now I've been looking for a replacement for my Ash Scream slides, and decided to give these a try since I love Hoka running shoes. I usually wear size 5.5 - 6, got these in the 5 and they fit perfectly. I have average width feet and high arches. These slides are a bit wide but not so much that they slide off my feet, and the arch support is amazing. They are also very cushy to walk in. Great for wearing around the house or at the beach. They're not going to win any beauty contests, but you can't beat them for comfort.

So comfortable and supportive. Like walking on air. Really never want to take them off!

The fit is true to size, disclaimer: I run in Hokas, so I knew what size to order based on those. And just like my running Hokas, these don't one hundred percent support my arch. BUT due to their forgiving cushion of the shoes, they work best for me. I have a very high arch and need a good cushioned support. I got this as indoor shoes. I do wear with wool socks (its still cold here in WA), so they feel snug. But once socks are removed, they have me the right amount of space so I don't feel constricted or that my foot is sliding across the bed of the shoe. So far they are helping with my Plantar fasciitis. Bought the pink so I can find them easily in case kiddo decides to play hide and seek with them. In case its an issue, they are pink on top and a very soft pink on the bottom- online they look pink and white.

The huge problem with these Hoka Ora Recovery Slides is that there is not way to identify the size of the shoe on the shoe itself. I ordered a 7, but I believe I was sent an 8 and it fit perfectly. Thinking it was a 7 - I ordered another pair in black in size 7. They were tighter and I thought I just had to get used to them. The black Hoka's continued to be uncomfortable after a month. I put the pink and the black Hoka's next to each other and clearly saw the I was bigger. I went to REI and tried on Hoka's and found out that the correct size - but it was an 8. How does a manufacturer make shoes without a way to identify the size on the shoe itself? I sent the black hoka's back and am waiting for a promised refund.

I wear these shoes everyday. They are so comfy. They fit TTS with decent arch support.

I ordered the Hoka Ora Recovery Slide 2 after reading the excellent reviews that it helped with the recovery of Plantar Fasciitis. So far they are comfortable. I ordered one size down from my usual shoe size as I will be wearing them without socks. Probably could have used a half size larger. The color Butterfly Fuchsia is my summer fashion statement.

I'm pretty happy overall but feel like their should definitely be some more cushion, especially since they're a recovery slide. I'd like them to be at least as cushy as my Bondi 7 and Clifton embroidery I just got. Keeping for sure, but perhaps you could make with more squishy material and overall softness so it feels like actual clouds!!!

Not attractive, but very comfy footbed that cushions your heel. The Oofos slides have a little more cushion, but are more narrow. These still have a lot of give, and have room for my wide foot.

I wear a women’s 10.5 wide and ordered these in 10, and they are perfect. They stay on my wide feet with high arches. Very comfortable footbed.

I wear a 10.5 in Hoka Torrent but I typically wear a 9 in sandals so ordered a 9 and they fit well. My foot is probably at the max length that these would fit comfortably. They are not too snug and I can wear thinner socks with them. I have kinda long toes, medium to maybe wide at the ‘forefoot,’ and not too much of an arch. The shoe has a lot of arch support and at first feel stiff but mellow out as your feet sink in, at least for me. I am in my 50s, on the heavy side at the moment and not the greatest knees, and these feel very supportive and not bouncy. So far I wear them mostly indoors and switch between these and other ‘outdoor’ shoes throughout the day and my feet feel fine. I am not a runner so I can’t comment on the ‘recovery’ aspect, but they are supportive and comfortable as I work from home. I got my mom a pair last year from an other retailer and she switches between these and her New Balance running shoes with custom orthotic throughout the day. She wears a 9 wide in NB to accommodate the orthotic but a size 8 medium in sandals and the 8 fit her well, with some wiggle room in the toe area and room to wear fuzzy spa socks. She is in her 70s and deals with plantar fasciitis and Norton’s neuroma, and not the greatest knees, either.She finds them supportive and a bit firm. While they don’t aggravate her foot issues, her feet get a little a bit sore if she wears them all day without switching to her sneakers with orthotic. Still, she is happy to have a slip-on shoe that she can wear comfortably for a good portion of the day, depending on activity.

perfect—wear them as house shoes.