Gender Inclusive Kaha 2 GTX Gore-Tex^® Waterproof Trail Running Shoe

I love these—my fourth pair of Hoka shoes. I found them to be true to my normal size. They are a bit clunky or maybe it sounds better to say they’re slightly more stiff on the outside, which makes sense since they’re a waterproof trail type shoe. They’re almost more like a short boot in their lack of flexibility. I didn’t really know that when I bought them, just know that I love my other Hoka’s and they’re cute and they were on sale at a great price. However, I’ve now worn them for running errands and shopping and I’ve found them to be very comfortable. I have had 3 major rounds of plantar fasciitis in my adult life which is why I bought my first Hoka’s and they seem to help, I’m pain free these days. And I’m way less likely to turn an ankle on these shoes, very stable. This model has a high almost pointed back with a loop that makes them easy to put on, The tongue is connected to the sides of the shoe so you’re never going to have the tongue squish up by your toes. There is a lot of expansion room across the front part of the shoe. However if you’re looking for a shoe with a significant waffle bottom for snow, mud or rough terrain, I don’t think these will be the best. The vibrant soles seem pretty basic, no extra grip on the bottom…