12 Best Hoka Shoe After-Christmas Deals 2025

Before we kick off the new year, there are still a few incredible after-Christmas sales to take advantage of this week—and Hoka is hosting one that you won’t want to miss. Nothing says a fresh start like a fresh pair of sneakers, and dozens of styles from the podiatrist-approved brand are currently marked down up to 50 percent off, so there’s no excuse not to treat yourself.

Whether you’re looking for cushioned training sneakers, comfortable walking shoes for your next sightseeing trip, or breathable hiking shoes to navigate your favorite trails, there’s a shoe on this list for you. Read on to find incredible deals on best-selling styles like the Bondi 9, Clifton 10, and more editor favorites at Zappos, REI, and beyond, starting at just $40.

Best Hoka Deals Overall

Hoka Women’s Bondi 9 Shoe

It’s easy to see why the Bondi 9 is one of Hoka’s best-selling styles for everyday wear—they’re ultra-cushioned and provide incredible support for anyone spending long days on their feet. Travelers return to this style again and again for the bouncy feel, ankle-hugging comfort, and excellent arch support. The new-and-improved design features an increased stack height, which improves shock absorption and ensures soft landings on long runs. Whether you’re looking for a comfy walking shoe for casual sightseeing or an attractive sneaker for morning jogs, the Bondi 9 is an excellent pick—especially now that it’s 20 percent off.

Hoka Women’s Transport Shoe

With a sleeker profile and low heel-to-toe drop, the Hoka Women’s Transport sneakers are made for hitting the pavement as well as for easy packing, thanks to their slimmer silhouette. I love that they come in 12 different fashionable colors, like smoky quartz and oat milk, and that the bungee laces make it incredibly quick and easy to slip your feet in and out—a major plus for navigating busy TSA lines. Designed with commuters in mind, they’re crafted from abrasion-resistant and water-repellent materials that help minimize scuffs and spills. They’re also ready to wear immediately.One five-star reviewer raved that they “walked all over Italy” in them and there was “no break-in required.”

Hoka Women’s Clifton 10 Shoe

Hoka’s most popular shoe has earned its cult status for good reason: the airy Clifton 10 weighs a mere 8 ounces, making it an ultralight option that’s great for daily wear. It features the Clifton franchise’s signature featherlight cushioning, which ensures cloud-like comfort with each step while propelling you forward. I own the previous model, the similarly-designed Clifton 9, and find the balance of support and cushion to be ideal for pavement and trail running. I love the sturdy heel tab, which makes it easier to pull these on and off if I’m too lazy to undo the laces.

Hoka Women’s Mach 6 Shoe

Beloved by runners for their ultra-lightweight design, the Mach 6 Running Shoes are currently over $50 off, so there’s no time to waste in adding them to your cart. Marathon runners and regular racers are devoted fans of this responsive style thanks to its speed-focused details, like the super critical foam midsole which promotes increased energy return while running. “My knees, shins, and arches don’t feel overworked and feel great running in these shoes. I’m currently training for my first marathon and the shoes feel amazing,” wrote one five-star reviewer. With 16 different vibrant colors to choose from, it’s hard to pick just one—and given the current deal, it’s a great opportunity to stock up on a back-up pair for training.

Hoka Women’s Gaviota 5 Shoe

Perfect for long walks and road running, the Hoka Gaviota 5 provides one of the most stable rides while still implementing soft foam cushioning. The everyday sneaker contains the brand’s proprietary H-Frame technology, which is designed to prevent overpronation. Fans of the Bondi line who need a little more structure will appreciate the blend of stability and super-plush cushioning of the Gaviota 5. One happy shopper raved that these were perfect for a long hike right out of the box, writing, “I wore these for over 170 miles over 14 days. No blisters, no issues.”

Hoka Ora Luxe Slide

Kick back and relax in the Hoka Ora Luxe Slides, a new sandal that’s designed to deliver instant post-run relief to tired feet just like the previous iteration of the Ora Recovery Slide. Designed for an even lighter tread, the new-and-improved slides feature a sugarcane EVA midsole and weigh just seven ounces. The adjustable double-strap closure makes it easy to nail your perfect fit, and would make for an excellent in-flight sandal (I’d recommend compression socks, too) to accommodate potential foot swelling. Be sure to snag these while they’re a whopping 31 percent off and 50 percent off, depending on the color—one shopper raved they’re “like walking on marshmallows.”

Hoka Men’s Hopara 2 Shoe

Rugged and water-repellent, the Hoka Hopara 2 shoes are inspired by amphibians—at home both on land and in water. They’re a perfect pick for hikers who want a more natural feel, as they wear more like sandals while offering the protection of full hiking shoes. The sticky rubber outsole is ideal for scrambling across creeks, through mud, or up rocky banks, as the grippy lugs will provide plenty of traction to help you move confidently. Best of all, these are made from earth-conscious, quick-drying materials including a 100-percent recycled Cordura mesh overlay, which promotes water drainage while simultaneously preventing trail debris and pebbles from getting inside your shoe.

Hoka Ora Recovery Slide

The Ora Recovery Slides deliver instant comfort after a long day on your feet, whether you’ve been training for a marathon or pulling a double shift. They’re springy and put plenty of pep in your step thanks to foot-cradling comfort and a higher bed of super-soft cushioning. I love that they’re incredibly breathable, thanks to four airflow channels that prevent your feet from getting sticky or sweaty. Plus, their futuristic aesthetic is more fashionable than your average podiatrist-recommended recovery sandal, and they come in a range of six colors.

Hoka Women’s Rincon 4 Shoe

I’ve worn the Hoka Rincon 4 sneakers for over three years now, and have loved them so much that I’m grabbing a second pair while they’re on sale for $25 off. These are designed as a daily training shoe that’s meant to last, thanks to a durable outsole that, in my experience, holds up beautifully over time. I’ve worn these throughout a three-week camping trip in Australia, a month-long stint working on a vineyard, and weekly runs in my Brooklyn neighborhood. They boast an excellent cushion-to-weight ratio, are incredibly comfortable, and are low profile enough to pack easily in a weekender or suitcase—a crucial aspect, as I won’t travel anywhere without them.

Hoka Women’s Solimar Running Shoe

For those who prefer a more discrete design, the Hoka Solimar features more subtle branding than the majority of shoes on this list. Inspired by the rolling wave pattern of Southern California’s Solimar Beach, they’re excellent for everyday runs as well as casual sightseeing, enhanced with a late stage MetaRocker that helps ground the foot as you move. The extended heel tab makes them easy to get on and off, as does their lower profile and stack height. One shopper praised these shoes as “super light and comfortable,” adding they have “great arch support and are well cushioned without being unstable.”

Hoka Women’s Speedgoat 6 GTX Shoe

Built for trail running and hiking, the Hoka Speedgoat 6 GTX is enhanced with Gore-Tex’s Invisible Fit waterproof membrane, which provides a more flexible construction and ensures your feet will stay nice and dry while you’re on the move. These are equipped with Vibram Megagrip and a rugged Traction Lug outsole for maximal grip on looser trails, plus a protective toe rand for when you’re navigating rocky or uneven terrain. One five-star reviewer didn’t mince words: “Get them,” they urged. “These shoes are great. My foot pain has gone down so much.” Another added that they hiked with these “in Norway, New Zealand, and in other very steep inclines. These shoes grip the rock and give stability, even in wet and slippery conditions!”

Hoka Men’s Arahi 8 Shoe

Sleek and impressively stable, the Hoka Arahi 8 is built around the brand’s enhanced H-frame technology, which allows for softer foam inserts and helps prevent overpronation. The shoe has developed an ardent following thanks to its cloud-like cushioning, responsive toe-off for improved speed, and overall excellent support. “I’ve been a loyal Arahi user and this pair is my eighth in three years,” wrote one five-star reviewer. “This is my first Arahi 8 after having had multiple pairs of the 6 and 7. The fit definitely felt better compared to previous models. There is greater support in all parts of the shoe.” The outsole is designed to tackle any type of terrain, as it’s made of grippy super-abrasian rubber.

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