Customer Reviews Hoka Speedgoat 5 GTX

I used it to walk, hike and oddly enough to referee high school soccer. It gives me the support I need so my plantar fasciitis does not flare up.

Love these shoes! The color is fantastic and the fit is perfect for my weird feet! Only buying Hokas from now on.

Great for rough roads or dirt roads. Can't even feel when you run over rocks and peebles. Vibram soles give awesome traction and the shoes remain extremely light. I run about100-150 miles a month. This is my 3rd pair....love them! The gortex version are more durable and less likely to tear when runny in areas with thorny brush.

I like the shoe and actually did a 10 mile trail run in it this morning. Pros: I don't feel rocks jabbing through the bottom. A lot of cushion in sole. Larger toe box. Looks cool. Keeps my feet dry. Con: bunches up where I tie it. Im liking my mafate speed 4 a bit more.

The product helps me a lot to Walk at work comfortably

I have walked 20 miles and played 2 rounds of golf with my Speedgoat 5 GTX shoes. Absolutely amazing. I have never had a better shoe for hiking, walking, and playing golf. Thanks for creating such a wonderful product. David

I use these to go play disc golf in, I have a pair of speedgoat 5 and they've been good but needed some more waterproofing. Theses feel the same if not better then them and I will definitely buy these again!

Great feel.

I've tried several other brands like Brooks, Etonic, Assics, and Saucony, these feel the best!

I've used the speed goats for some steep trail running/hiking and I love the security they give me! They've since become my go-to shoe for any outdoors adventure and the Gore Tex construction has kept me dry (after running across ponds of water and mud).

Love them! Comfortable and springy!

Daily use. Size runs about half inch small.

Fit, comfort and all weather/terrain ability are great.

I had the speedgoat 4 gtx and they lasted me until the bottom was slick I teach pe and I go from different surfaces and now the speedgoat 5 hold up really well I do some hiking The only thing that I do differently is I switch the inserts I love that they are waterproof

That's all I where is Hoka

Incredibly comfortable. Great product but poor customer service. A fairly new pair of Bondis,less than 6 months old, tore apart when I was playing ping pong. I sent the shoes to HOKA and never heard back.

There's a squaking noise when I walk. I bought it as substitute for golf shoes and it works great. More comfortable to walk. The lugs really grips the grass turf.

This product is very comfortable and I'll get a lot of use from it in the great outdoors

this is the first product i bought from hoka and i will probably buy from them again

Everything was great. However when you go on the website after looking thru sone of the shoes and all the different colors you get locked out for a day for too many requests. If you can fix this on your website it'll be great. I did buy the shoes and it's great. If it wasn't for the website I would have given you av5 stars rating.?

Bought this model to take on trip to Spain during rainy season; hence the gore-tex requirement. Well, it didn't rain once and temps reached 80 degrees F. By the end of the day, my feet were VERY sweaty [and ripe]. I know that will happen with a gore-tex shoe, but just sayin... That said, I was walking all day on a wide variety of terrains and the cushioning was great. Fit and feel were very good - no foot issues whatsoever. Overall, very happy. Recommend. WIll add a breathable pair next trip!

Wore these one time while it was raining moderately and my feet were soaked before I reached a mile. Not worth the extra money compared to the non GTX speedgoat. Only pro I had with the GTX model is that it fit my narrow low volume feet better.

The sneakers are fine...no complaints. This weekend we will be traveling thru Park City and I anticipate doing a good deal of trail hiking. Fingers crossed. Overall, I think these are overpriced.

Not gonna lie. I had high expectations for these shoes. I ordered my usual size first, and they were too tight. I went up a half size, and they were better, but slipped and were painful on my instep just below my big toe. I progressively loosened the laces, but that didn't help the heel slip. Apparently, I have narrow heels. I used the runner trick of forming a loop through the top 2 eyelets and threading the opposite lace through the resulting loop. This seemed to do the trick. I'm on my 7th day in Peru. So far, they're the comfort I was originally expecting.

Just a little too much cushion. Needs more stability on the soles.