Hoka Shoes Are on Sale Up to 32% Off

After watching my sister confidently trek through Glacier National Park in her Hoka Bondi 8s, I knew I needed a pair for myself. For decades, I had been wearing flat, unsupportive canvas walking shoes (I won’t name names), and my feet were pleading for some comfort and support, especially after trips where I was logging over 30,000 steps a day. I had this misconception that orthopedic sneakers were reserved for older folks, but I couldn’t have been more wrong. The second I slipped on my first pair of Hokas, everything changed for me. From that moment on, I was a Hoka stan for life. That was three years ago, and I’ve bought two more pairs since (the now discontinued Clifton 8 and Torrent 2) — but my Bondi 8s are still a regular in my daily rotation of comfy walking shoes.

Unsurprisingly, the beloved brand is an investment: Prices for sneakers start around $100 and go up from there, with its fashion-forward hiking boots sitting at a hefty $280. Luckily, a plethora of retailers, including Hoka itself, have Hoka shoes quietly marked down up to 32 percent off, from lifestyle and walking shoes to all-terrain hiking boots. However, only certain colors are discounted, and popular sizes sell out quickly, so you need to act fast if you spot a style you love.

Hoka Mach 6 Women’s Running Shoe

Many shoppers swear by Hoka running shoes for walking or long periods of standing, and that includes the Mach 6. Although designed for speed, the shoes are lightweight with a firmer low-profile cushion bed that (literally) puts more spring in your step — or run. One five-star reviewer wore them for three days straight on a trip to Disney World: “I was hoping they would work for 14,000 steps a day at the parks, and I was not disappointed.”

Right now, select colors of the Mach 6 are on sale at Zappos, with the dreamy Cosmic Pearl/Quartzite combo available in every size from 5 to 11. That’s your sign to click “add to cart.”

Hoka Bondi 8 Women’s Running Shoe

The Bondi 8 was my introduction to Hoka, and I reach for this shoe practically every day. Unlike the Mach 6, this sneaker is designed with a higher bed of plush cushioning, so it feels like you’re walking on a cloud with every step. This is ideal if you’re looking for high-impact absorption and unrivaled softness, which is a great choice for long-distance runners or those spending a lot of time on their feet. I tend to grab my Bondi 8s for miles-long walks, city explorations, or other trips where I plan to rack up the step count — and my feet are always grateful at the end of the day.

The Bondi 8s are now discontinued and have been replaced by the newly-released Bondi 9s. However, I found (very) limited colors and sizes discounted at both REI and Dick’s Sporting Goods, including my Vanilla Cream combo that’s fun but still neutral enough to wear with almost anything. I also spotted seven colors in the men’s version — marked down 30 percent.

Hoka Kawana 2 Women’s Running Shoe

The Hoka Kawana 2 is an ideal shoe for transitioning from a workout class to the street, but it’s also well-suited for long stints of standing or walking. Its balanced cushioning is more responsive than the Bondi 8s, allowing for swift movement and speed. One five-star reviewer walked over 22 miles in Las Vegas and had “no arch pain, no ankle pain, [and] no shin splints” during and after the trip — and they even plan to buy another pair.

I found the Kawana 2s on sale at Zappos, Nordstrom, and Hoka, with discounts up to 32 percent off. Each retailer has different colors and sizes on sale, but the Aqua Breeze/Celery Juice hue has the most size availability across the board.

Hoka Clifton 9 Men’s Running Shoe

The Clifton 9 is one of the most highly rated and highly-searched Hoka shoes, and it’s even received the American Podiatric Medical Association Seal of Acceptance for its impact on foot health. So trust me when I say: If you see this shoe on sale, you need to grab it. The lightweight sneaker has balanced cushioning and support for everyday runs but also does double duty as an incredibly comfy walking shoe that can take you the distance — pain-free.

Over 2,300 shoppers have given the Clifton 9 a five-star rating, with reviewers touting its comfort, especially for long treks. “[I] had awful plantar fasciitis and was headed to Disney,” wrote one shopper. “These shoes are the only reason I made it all the way through the trip. They are comfy, [and] it felt like I was walking on a cloud.”

Hoka Rincon 4 Women’s Running Shoe

The newest iteration of the Rincon 4 is even lighter and more cushioned than before. When you’re racking up mileage in a shoe, you want it to last for more than just a few months. The Rincon 4 has a more durable, full-coverage outsole design for a longer lifespan. Alabaster/Oak is the only color on sale right now, but it’s a great year-round neutral that will pair nicely with anything — and it’s up to 20 percent off.

Hoka Clifton L Walking Shoe

If you’re looking for a casual, everyday lifestyle sneaker to rock with leggings, sweats, jeans, and trousers on your next trip, the Clifton L is it. It has balanced cushioning with neutral support and stability, along with an ultra-light frame for cloud-like steps. What makes this shoe stand out among other Hoka styles is the leather upper with contrasting accent hues that create a classic sneaker look that can be dressed up or down. There are six colors available, but the sizes are extremely limited, especially since it’s an all-gender shoe.

Hoka Challenger 7 Women's Trail Running Shoe

Don’t let the “trail running” classification deter you from picking up the Challenger 7. This is an ultra-lightweight and breathable shoe with an increased stack height that adds a softer, plusher feel for ultimate comfort. This all-terrain shoe has a Durabrasion rubber outsole for quick shifts between surfaces and traction you can trust. One reviewer who bought these for hiking around ruins and on jungle paths in Mexico said, “They were comfortable and cushy right out of the box.” And even though they only used the Challenger 7s for walking, they noted that “they have excellent grip for uneven terrain and wet conditions” — perfect for your next outdoor adventure.

Hoka Anacapa 2 Mid Gtx Women’s Hiking Boot

If you’re trekking through rough terrain and need additional support and stability, opt for a high-collar hiking boot. The Hoka Anacapa 2 is loaded with features, but the most notable is the Vibram Megagrip rubber outsole (for top-notch grip), Gore-Tex fabric for waterproof protection, and a special broad heel design for increased stability. There are also metal speed hooks, so you can lace up quickly, and lightweight mesh details for improved comfort and breathability. Snag these hard-working hiking boots while they’re marked down 30 percent.

Hoka Trail Code Gtx Women’s Hiking Boot

If you’re looking to spice up your trail ‘fit, look no further than the Hoka Trail Code Gtx Hiking Boot, which comes in a slew of fun colors, including Blueglass, Amethyst, and Sunbaked Red — all up to 30 percent off right now. Like the Anacapa 2, the Trail Code has neutral stability and balanced cushioning for optimal support on various terrains, from loose gravel to wet rocks. One five-star reviewer only wears Hoka on the trail and has clocked 12,000 miles in the mountains, noting that the boots “keep [their] feet in perfect shape — no blister, no falls, no problems.”

Hoka Transport X Walking Shoe

The Hoka Transport X is a versatile, ultra-light sneaker that can effortlessly transition between running, training, and commuting. It has airy mesh uppers for breathability, ensuring your feet stay cool and comfortable on every journey. The midsoles are crafted from responsive foam for a more dynamic feel with each step, and the smooth rocker design makes every stride feel effortless. And if you’re lacing up for a run, the shoe has 360-degree reflectivity so you’re visible from every angle.

Hoka Hopara 2 Women’s Sandals

Whether you’re into watersports or muddy hiking adventures, the Hopara 2 sandals will keep your feet comfortable and protected during any activity you encounter. The knit and mesh overlays help with water drainage while preventing debris from getting inside the shoe. A water-repellency coating aids in its quick-drying capabilities and helps resist moisture to keep feet dry once you’ve left the water. And if you’re trekking through rough, uneven terrain, the Durabrasion rubber outsoles and rubberized toe caps will provide extra protection, traction, and durability. Beyond the water, shoppers also love the sandals as sturdy, breathable shoes for more general travel adventures, like one reviewer who comfortably wore them on miles-long walks in Rome, Sorrento, Pompeii, and Capri.

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