The Hoka Bondi 9 Is Our Most Recommended Shoe from Podiatrists—Shop Them and More Hoka Shoes on Sale

It’s time for an upgrade.

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You really couldn’t pry my Hoka shoes from me if you tried, but even I have come to terms with the fact that my current favorite pair needs to be retired. Not only have I put some serious miles on them (well over the 300-mile threshold), but they’re pretty much covered in dirt, have a worn-out tread and sport some damage from my puppy’s lack of self-control.

It’s my luck that there are some genuinely fantastic Hoka shoes on sale right now, including the Bondi 9, Skyward X, Clifton 10 and even my beloved Skyflow. Some are podiatrist-approved, while others have gotten our editors and shoppers through miles of walks, hikes and runs. You can’t go wrong with whatever you choose here.

Best Hoka Shoes on Sale

  • Bondi 9, $140 (was $179) at zappos.com
  • Skyward X, $169 (was $225) at zappos.com
  • Clifton 10, $124 (was $155) at zappos.com
  • Rincon 4, $82 (was $125) at zappos.com
  • Speedgoat 6, $101 (was $155) at zappos.com

Bondi 9

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Credit: Zappos

$179 $140 at Zappos

The Bondi 9 might be podiatrists’ most-loved Hoka shoe. It’s been recommended to us as an excellent shoe for conditions like back pain, joint pain, plantar fasciitis, high arches and bunions—the list can and does go on. Why? They have an excellent balance between cushion and structural support in the sole and shell of the shoe, plus a wider toe box and an ideal rocker-shaped base.

Skyward X

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Credit: Zappos

$225 $169 at Zappos

The Skyward X takes plushness and responsiveness to a new level. Beyond its thick, cloud-like sole, the running shoe has a built-in plate that returns energy towards the ground for better performance. Chuck these on for runs or fast walks.

Stinson 7

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Credit: Hoka

$175 $140 at Hoka.com

If you’re big into hiking, the Stinson 7 is discounted in some men’s sizes. They have an increased tread to help with gripping on uneven terrain, as well as a high-reaching rubber sole to maintain durability over time.

Clifton 10

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Credit: Zappos

$155 $124 at Zappos

With a cushy base and great arch support, this is a shoe podiatrists think just about anyone can wear happily. I’ve owned a pair for years, and so do my mom and dad. Both use theirs for different reasons—my mom for weekly walks and my dad for errands. Despite their varying routines, I hear nothing but glowing reviews from both of them.

Rincon 4

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Credit: Zappos

$125 $82 at Zappos

This is the pair to grab if you want something under $100 (and it’s even under $90). The Rincon 4 has no more and no less than what you need, making these the ideal lightweight, streamlined sneaker for people who don’t want to notice their shoes as they run.

Speedgoat 6 Mid GTX

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Credit: Hoka

$180 $126 at Hoka.com

These mid-rise trail runners strap securely onto your ankles for structure and support. Not only that, but they provide a little extra coverage if you’re worried about pests and wet, mucky terrains. Coupled with their seriously strong, rugged tread, they’re great for summer adventures.

Skyflow

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Credit: Hoka

$160 $128 at Hoka.com

After wearing it for over a year, I still declare the Hoka Skyflow one of my all-time favorite shoes, so I’m considering adding another pair to my shopping cart while it’s on sale. I love how zippy the shoe feels on my feet, and there’s plenty of cushion and structure, especially on the heel, to keep my body pain-free after long walks.

Sky X1 2.0

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Credit: Hoka

$275 $192 at Hoka.com

If you want to fly on the track, the Cielo X1 2.0 is likely the sneaker of your dreams. The dramatic rocker shape, foamy midsole and carbon plate mean every step gets a serious boost. To ensure you stay grounded, Hoka added a gripping outsole for better hold.

Speedgoat 6

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Credit: Zappos

$155 $101 at Zappos

The Speedgoat 6 is the more streamlined sister of the Speedgoat 6 Mid GTS. There’s no mid-rise here, allowing your ankles to breathe, which can be key if you run hot during the summer. It’s ideal for speed crushers on uneven terrain, thanks to the spiky sole and feathery weight.

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