Subject: RE: Hoka One One I was up to 2 weeks ago running in the Hoka Conquest shoe. Had to stop using them because the are too tight in the fore foot area. I have been dealing with a Mortons Neuroma and my doc told me that they are too tight of a shoe for me. Otherwise I loved the comfort (not the softest) and 4mm drop of them. I had surgery to remove the neuroma 3.5 weeks ago, still in the recovery process, and am researching my next pair of cushioned shoes. This weekend I tried on Altra Torin's and Sketchers GOrun Ultra 2. The Torin's felt ok, 0 drop, tons of room, need to try the Paradigm shoe. I did like the Sketcher, soft, lots of room, 4 or 8mm drop depending on the inset. Note, on the previous generation of Hoka's: For volume Bondi>Conquest>Clifton, for cushioning it was Bondi>Clifton>Conquest Can't say for sure the same applies to the current versions. Edit, I do not have wide feet, Hoka's are just a narrow show for the medium width they are suppose to be. Edited by Donto 2015-09-27 4:04 PM
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