The Best HOKA Shoes for Wide Feet

If you have wide feet, you know how hard it can be to find running shoe options that fit, and you may have avoided HOKA shoes due to their reputation for narrower sizing. With their recent lineup, HOKA offers more accommodating toe boxes and wider options, so runners with high-volume feet can enjoy the brand's signature cushioning and plush comfort. Read on to discover our favourite HOKA shoe for high-volume feet whether you're on the road or the trails.

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HOKA's iconic daily trainer sees some nice upgrades from the previous version, including an additional 3 mm of updated CMEVA foam, making it the most cushioned Clifton to date. Continuing its legacy as a reliable and versatile running shoe, the Clifton 9 can handle all your daily training needs with its plush cushioning and supportive upper. Not only will wide-footed runners enjoy the on-foot experience of the Clifton, but now they have a plethora of colourways to choose from thanks to the Clifton 9's expansive wide-width offerings.

Check out our full review of the HOKA Clifton 9

In the world of high-volume running shoes, the HOKA Mach 6 has made strides in becoming one of the best uptempo shoes in the market. Featuring an upgraded supercritical EVA foam formulation, the Mach 6 delivers the bounce and pop runners look for in a performance trainer. Combine that with its incredibly lightweight construction and an updated outsole, which has reinforcement in strategic placement, and you have a fantastic shoe that makes picking up the pace feel effortless on even the toughest of workouts.

Check out our full review of the HOKA Mach 6

Attention all runners who love a marshmallowy soft shoe! Already the most cushioned model in HOKA's lineup, the Bondi 8 has been redesigned for an even softer, smoother running experience while offering an adaptable fit that will work for practically every runner, even those who need the most room possible thanks to an extra-wide option. An optimal shoe for recovery runs, injury-prone runners, and those on their feet all day, the Bondi 8 provides unmatched underfoot protection and comfort.

Check out our full review of the HOKA Bondi 8

Trail runners with wide feet rejoice! HOKA's most popular trail running shoe is finally available in a wide-width option. The HOKA Speedgoat is well known for its cushioned ride and aggressive traction, and those with wider feet can now enjoy this shoe's unmatched underfoot protection on their next long trail run or ultramarathon. The Speedgoat 5 is a fan favourite for its grippy and durable Vibram Megagrip to conquer different terrains and overall lightweight yet locked-down design that will keep you quick and nibble on your outdoor treks.

Check out our full review of the HOKA Speedgoat 5

Width options in trail shoes are rare, but the wide sizes available for both men and women in the HOKA Challenger 7 means that those with broader feet can get out onto the dirt in comfort. The Challenger 7 represents a top-to-bottom update from previous versions while maintaining its character as a versatile road-to-trail shoe that delivers a highly cushioned and lightweight feel on dirt and pavement. With a higher stack of HOKA's reimagined CMEVA foam midsole and a new Durabrasion rubber outsole, the Challenger 7 remains a top choice for runners who love to spend as much time on the trails as they do on the roads.

Check out our full review of the HOKA Challenger 7

The HOKA Cielo X1 is a premium road racing shoe ready to crush your running goals in races ranging from 5K to the marathon. The Cielo is the one model of HOKA shoes that we have listed that doesn't have a dedicated wide-size offering, but we note that this version has a roomy toe-box and an accommodating fit that will work for a range of feet. This shoe is constructed with a lightweight and breathable engineered upper for a comfortable locked-down feel and an ultra-resistant PEBA foam with a winged carbon fibre plate under the hood to maximise energy and efficiency. Finally, a speedy rocker profile will create a smooth and energy-reducing forward motion to drive the gait cycle to an efficient toe-off from the start to the finish line.

Check out our full review of the HOKA Cielo X1