Hoka
Bondi 9 Sneakers Women
The Hoka Bondi 9 is a women's cushioned running shoe designed for daily walking and jogging. It features a breathable engineered mesh upper, 3D molded collar, recycled content lining, reflective details, and an Early Stage Meta-Rocker midsole for a smooth heel-to-toe transition, plus a wider beveled heel and rear crash pad for a balanced ride. Reviewers praise its plush comfort for all-day wear, though some note the fit runs narrow, so sizing up half a size may be advisable. Model number: 1162012.
- Material
- Engineered mesh upper, recycled content lining, foam midsole, rubber outsole
- Gender
- female
- Style
- performance, technical, lightweight
- Category
- Apparel & Accessories > Shoes
Color
Size
Specifications
Lightweight performance sneaker for daily walking and jogging with advanced Meta-Rocker cushioning and breathable mesh upper.
Meta-Rocker technology, 3D molded collar, ultralight foam midsole, abrasion-resistant rubber outsole
- Material
- Engineered mesh upper, recycled content lining, foam midsole, rubber outsole
- Style
- performance, technical, lightweight
- Occasion
- workout
- Gender
- female
- Age Group
- adult
- Condition
- new
- Category
- Apparel & Accessories > Shoes
Additional Attributes
- Breathable engineered mesh upper
- 3D molded collar
- Recycled content lining mesh
- Reflective details
- Early stage Meta-Rocker technology
- Wider beveled heel
- Removable foam footbed
- Ultralight resilient foam midsole
- Highly abrasion-resistant rubber insert on outer sole
- Rear crash pad provides balanced ride
Product Insights
The Bondi 9 from Hoka upgrades the Bondi 8 with supercritical foam that delivers 60.2% energy return and 146 SA shock absorption, making it a legitimate daily trainer with a smooth, weightless-feeling ride at recovery paces. Its wide 127mm forefoot and refined rocker keep the 43mm stack stable for walking and standing, while the improved upper offers more stretch and breathability. At $175, it undercuts the Brooks Glycerin Max by $25 and buyers use it for walking and daily use beyond running. However, the padded heel collar makes the shoe run a half-size short, the narrow toe box and low midfoot volume pressure high-instep feet, and the stiff heel counter can irritate the Achilles. Overpronators report instability due to a lack of stability features, and while the Durabrasion rubber outsole is durable, colored inserts may peel and are non-replaceable. The midsole foam improves energy return but can lose support over months, and sizing up half a size is commonly recommended.
- Length
The padded heel collar makes the shoe run a half-size short for running and high-mileage use.
Why this is supported
The thick heel collar and padded sockliner consume internal space, effectively shortening the shoe by a half size for road running and high-mileage training.
Just aim a half size up if this is your first Hoka pair.
u/_SonofLars_ in r/HokaThe same applies when using orthotics—sizing up is recommended to avoid top-of-foot pressure.
- Foot shape
Low midfoot volume and stiff heel counter pressure high-instep feet and can irritate the Achilles.
Why this is supported
The midfoot volume is low and the instep is snug, causing top-down pressure for high-instep feet.
the same architecture offers little room for high-instep feet, which will feel top-down pressure unless eyelets are skipped or the shoe is sized up.
How it fits different foot shapes — low_volume_midfoot_lockAdditionally, the heel counter is stiff, which secures the heel but can cause Achilles irritation.
The heel counter is incredibly stiff while it does secure my heel, it also bothers it.
doctorsofrunning.com- Comfort
Measured 60.2% energy return and 146 SA shock absorption protect joints during standing.
Why this is supported
The Bondi 9's supercritical EVA midsole achieves a 60.2% energy return (up from 51% in the Bondi 8) and lab tests confirm 146 SA heel and 133 SA forefoot shock absorption — well above average for maximum underfoot protection. The cushioning stays soft over time:
A new 3D sockliner adds immediate softness:
the 3-D sockliner adds another level of cushion that swaddles the foot
prevention.comThe shoe holds the APMA Seal of Acceptance and is a regular recommendation in nursing communities for absorbing impact during 12-hour shifts.
- Stability
Wide 127mm forefoot and refined rocker keep 43mm stack stable during standing and walking.
Why this is supported
The Bondi 9's wide platform (127 mm forefoot vs. 113 mm average) provides inherent stability, and the refined MetaRocker is
subtly adjusted for a smoother heel-to-toe transition
soleawesome.comThe combination makes the shoe feel lighter than its actual weight:
this one makes the weight of the shoe just disappear
weartesters.comDespite a 43 mm stack, it remains very stable thanks to a wide base and heel counter, and the rocker encourages a natural gait, reducing toe-running.
- Fit
Runs narrow; users commonly size up half a size for all-day comfort.
Why this is supported
The Bondi 9 runs narrow:
These bondi 9’s are not wide at all. I wore them for one 5 mile walk and my toes were numb.
u/twobears2129 in r/HokaForefoot width is 94.1 mm, narrower than the 95.2 mm average, and the plush heel collar pushes the foot forward, making the shoe effectively run a half-size short. A half-size up is strongly advised, especially when using orthotics, to avoid top-of-foot pressure. The shoe is designed for neutral pronation only.
- Value
At $175, it is $25 cheaper than the Brooks Glycerin Max.
Why this is supported
At its MSRP,
offering competitive value in the max-cushion category.
- Cushioning
Lab tests: 60.2% energy return, 146 SA heel shock absorption — 9-point upgrade from Bondi 8.
Why this is supported
Independent lab tests measured 60.2% energy return and 146 SA heel / 133 SA forefoot shock absorption.
energy return jumped from 51.0% to 60.2% in our test. So, it's clear that switching from CMEVA to supercritical EVA paid off.
runrepeat.comThe foam retains its protective feel over time; one reviewer reported after a month of daily wear:
Underfoot cushioning that stays soft Not “soft for the first week and then suddenly flat.” I mean cushioning that still feels protective after a month of real work wear.
lemon8-app.comThe nitrogen-infusion process underlying the foam's performance is described as producing:
Compared to the Clifton 10's compression-molded EVA, the Bondi's foam recovers more quickly:
It lands soft but recovers quickly, so the foot keeps moving through the stride instead of bogging down in the midsole.
alastairrunning.com- Ride feel
Smooth, weightless-feeling ride at recovery pace, courtesy of MetaRocker and supercritical foam.
Why this is supported
At slower paces, the Bondi 9 flows easily compared to other max-cushion shoes. One tester remarked:
I was struck by their easy flow at slower paces, often where similar big stack stiffer shoes (Nimbus 27, Glycerin Max, Bondi 8) feel lumbering, back weighted and harder to turn over. Not so here!
roadtrailrun.comThe MetaRocker contributes significantly to this sensation:
Hoka's MetaRockers are typically smooth, but this one makes the weight of the shoe just disappear
weartesters.comCompared to the Brooks Glycerin Max, the Bondi 9 stays plusher and softer, with a more pillowy feel.
Where Brooks has diverged is with that DNA Tuned experience in the forefoot; that firmer foam eliminates the overly marshmallow sensation that can plague a Bondi
slowtwitch.com- Daily trainer
Upgraded foam makes Bondi 9 a legitimate daily trainer for the first time.
Why this is supported
The supercritical EVA foam has transformed the Bondi’s use case. A reviewer stated:
Never thought I would say this but this Bondi 9 is for the first time a daily trainer class shoe if you like deep cushion and a softer ride
roadtrailrun.comDespite a 2mm stack height increase, the Bondi 9 is lighter than its predecessor, aiding its versatility:
Weight: The Bondi 9 is lighter at 297.67 g compared to the Bondi 8's 306.17 g.
hoka.comThis places the foam in a sweet spot between standard EVA and premium PEBA foams—offering high bounce at a lower cost.
These super foams often sit between standard EVA and PEBA in performance.
tdsportswear.com- Transition
Smooth heel-to-toe transition, refined for walkers and recovery runs.
Why this is supported
The early-stage MetaRocker places the transition zone behind the metatarsal heads,
Footwear from HOKA with an early stage meta-rocker places the transition zone of the rocker sole behind the metatarsal heads and closer to the heel. This placement create a smooth running or walking motion and a faster transition from the heel of the foot the the forefoot.
shop.soletosoulfootwear.comand the refined geometry is adjusted for a smoother heel-to-toe transition,
Refined MetaRocker: The rocker geometry is subtly adjusted for a smoother heel-to-toe transition, which matters most for walkers rather than runners.
soleawesome.comwhich yields an easy flow at slower paces that rival shoes lack:
I was struck by their easy flow at slower paces, often where similar big stack stiffer shoes (Nimbus 27, Glycerin Max, Bondi 8) feel lumbering, back weighted and harder to turn over. Not so here!
roadtrailrun.com.
- Weight
Buyers report the shoe feels lighter than its weight at easy paces due to MetaRocker.
Why this is supported
A reviewer reports the MetaRocker makes the weight disappear:
Hoka’s MetaRockers are typically smooth, but this one makes the weight of the shoe just disappear – making my footfalls and push-offs feel so natural I kept forgetting how much stack height this monster was packing.
weartesters.comCompared to the same-weight Brooks Glycerin Max, the Bondi feels lighter:
Despite being advertised at the same weight, a Glycerin Max feels every bit of its weight as compared to a Bondi.
slowtwitch.comand another reviewer notes the rocker keeps it rolling at easy paces:
The Bondi carries its weight fine at genuinely easy paces, because the MetaRocker keeps you rolling heel to toe even when your form starts to fade.
alastairrunning.com.
- Gait
Buyers report the subtle rocker encourages a natural heel-to-toe gait and reduces toe-running.
Why this is supported
A runner found the MetaRocker helped encourage a more natural gait:
I think I particularly really enjoyed running in the Bondi 9 because of the smooth MetaRocker. It’s super subtle and helped to encourage more of a natural gait and honestly, I wasn’t running as much in my typical dancer way (running more up on my toes) which has been something I’ve been working on improving.
runtothefinish.com.
- Outsole durability
Durabrasion rubber is durable, but colored inserts are prone to peeling and non-replaceable.
Why this is supported
Controlled testing shows the main outsole rubber holds up well: after 60 miles,
the outsole looks to be in great shape
thesize15runner.comand RunRepeat rates outsole durability as
Good
runrepeat.com. However, the colored rubber inserts are a weak point: users report they
eventually come loose
u/Ruby-Cherry13 in r/Hokaand are
not designed to be replaceable
Are the rubber outsole inserts replaceable, and how do they typically hold up over distance compared to the rest of the outsole?. This creates a split durability picture: the main sole is robust, but the inserts may require gluing after months of use.
- Midsole durability
Midsole foam improves energy return but can lose support after months.
Why this is supported
The switch to supercritical EVA improved energy return from 51.0% to 60.2%, a clear upgrade. However, some users report that
midsole losing support after months
How durable are the Bondi 9?, indicating long-term cushioning may degrade despite the better initial performance.
- Toe box dimensions
Toe box is narrower horizontally (72.5mm) but taller vertically (29.6mm) than running-shoe averages.
Why this is supported
Lab measurements show the Bondi 9's toe box is narrower than average horizontally.
Width-wise, it’s narrow at 72.5mm (average is 73.4mm)
runweekly.comThe forefoot width is also below average at
94.1mm, which is actually a bit narrower than the 95.2mm average
runweekly.comHowever, the toe box height is generous:
the toe box height is generous at 29.6mm, well above the 27.2mm average
runweekly.com- Break-in
Heel counter stiffness and thick collar can cause Achilles irritation and shorten effective shoe length.
Why this is supported
The Bondi 9's heel counter is aggressively rigid:
The heel counter is incredibly stiff while it does secure my heel, it also bothers it.
doctorsofrunning.comThe plush 3D molded collar and padding also consume substantial internal space, pushing the foot forward:
because the plush, 3-D molded heel counter and heavily padded collar take up substantial internal space, the foot is pushed forward in the shoe bed
sneakerlens.com. On Reddit, some users describe the shoe as a potential 'heel killer', aligning with the stiff counter's tendency to cause discomfort for overpronators or sensitive heels.
- Material
Bondi 9's supercritical foam and full rubber outsole outlast and out-rebound Clifton 11's compression-molded foam and exposed midsole.
Why this is supported
Alastair Running highlights that
The Bondi covers all of its high-wear zones in Durabrasion rubber, which is a big part of how it justifies the extra $25 over a long block of mixed running and walking.
alastairrunning.comAdditionally, they note that
This puts it in a different category from the Hoka Clifton 10, which uses compression-molded EVA that is softer than before but less quick-recovering than the Bondi's supercritical foam.
alastairrunning.com- Pronation support
Bondi 9 lacks stability features; overpronators report instability and heel pain.
Why this is supported
The Bondi 9 is designed exclusively for neutral pronation with no stability features such as a medial post or guidance frame. Official product guidance states:
The Bondi 9 is designed for neutral pronation. It does not have stability features for overpronators; some users report instability if you overpronate.
Is the Bondi 9 designed for neutral pronation or does it offer stability features for overpronators?Overpronators confirm this, reporting heel pain and instability. A podiatrist advised switching to the Hoka Gaviota for greater stability. The early-stage Meta-Rocker geometry further reduces stability, and a footwear specialist notes:
Early stage Meta-Rocker footwear from HOKA ONE ONE should not be worn by people who have any balance or stability issues.
shop.soletosoulfootwear.comWhen combined with the absence of active pronation control, the Bondi 9 is clearly not suitable for overpronators.
- Upper design
Upper offers improved stretch and breathability over the Bondi 8.
Why this is supported
According to Hoka,
The Bondi 9 features a retooled collar and a reworked knit upper that provides a better fit, allowing for extra breathability and more stretch during long-distance runs and hot weather workouts.
hoka.comThis indicates a more breathable and flexible upper than the Bondi 8.
- Versatility
Buyers wear the Bondi 9 for walking and daily use, not just running.
Why this is supported
The Bondi 9 adopts a more refined color palette compared to the Bondi 8. An article notes:
While the Bondi 8 leaned heavily on classic neon and stark whites, the Bondi 9 introduces a sophisticated blend of earthy tones and bold, contemporary pops of color.
thestartingpace.comThis shift makes the shoe more lifestyle-oriented. User reports on Reddit confirm use for walking and casual wear, with one saying:
Started using them today for walking on a Disney theme park, so far really like them, really comfortable.
u/Open_Speed_7442 in r/RunningShoeGeeksThus, buyers report using the Bondi 9 for walking and daily activities beyond running.
- Ride quality
Foam: 60.2% energy return, 146 SA shock absorption, 8.5g lighter.
Why this is supported
The Bondi 9 switches from CMEVA to supercritical EVA, yielding
energy return jumped from 51.0% to 60.2% in our test.
runrepeat.comand
146 SA in the heel and 133 SA in the forefoot
runrepeat.com. Despite a 2mm taller stack (now 43mm), it's lighter:
The Bondi 9 is lighter at 297.67 g compared to the Bondi 8's 306.17 g.
hoka.com. The platform stays stable:
the broad midsole surface area and sidewalls keep the shoe stable
hoka.com. A refined rocker
. Collectively, this transforms the shoe:
for the first time a daily trainer class shoe
roadtrailrun.com- Styling
Colors shift from neons to earthy tones and contemporary brights.
Why this is supported
Compared to the Bondi 8's
classic neon and stark whites
thestartingpace.com, the Bondi 9 offers
a sophisticated blend of earthy tones and bold, contemporary pops of color
thestartingpace.com, giving it a more versatile appearance.
Image Analysis
3 images- 01
Product
Right-facing side view of a white running shoe with a thick sculpted foam midsole, knit upper with perforations, padded heel collar, laces, and an embossed brand wordmark on the lateral side.
- Silhouette and viewRight-facing lateral side profile of a low-top running shoe shown in full length, occupying the lower half of the frame.
1 region
x 0.05 · y 0.36 · w 0.90 · h 0.50 (high) - Midsole geometryVery thick, multi-layer sculpted foam midsole with pronounced wavy contours and horizontal groove detailing along the lateral side.
1 region
x 0.06 · y 0.60 · w 0.88 · h 0.25 (high) - Upper materialOne-piece knit or engineered mesh upper with visible small perforations for ventilation and a smooth overlay around eyelets and heel counter.
1 region
x 0.08 · y 0.38 · w 0.82 · h 0.36 (high) - Heel collarPadded, slightly flared heel collar with a smooth overlay forming a rounded heel cup.
1 region
x 0.06 · y 0.40 · w 0.20 · h 0.18 (high) - Lacing and eyeletsTraditional lace-up closure with tonal flat laces threaded through molded eyelet overlays integrated into the upper.
1 region
x 0.46 · y 0.40 · w 0.34 · h 0.22 (high) - Lateral wordmark“Raised or embossed large lateral wordmark reading HOKA in capital letters integrated into the upper near midfoot.”
1 region
x 0.38 · y 0.49 · w 0.25 · h 0.12 (high) - Toe reflective markSmall elongated reflective or grey accent patch near the outer forefoot tip.
1 region
x 0.77 · y 0.47 · w 0.08 · h 0.05 (high) - Outsole detailPartial view of the outsole with segmented tread and small rectangular contact lugs visible at the forefoot and heel edges.
1 region
x 0.10 · y 0.78 · w 0.80 · h 0.12 (medium)
Other
Studio product shot on a neutral light gray background with soft shadow beneath the shoe and even frontal lighting.
- Background and shadowUniform light gray background with a soft diffuse shadow directly beneath the shoe anchoring it to the surface.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.00 · w 1.00 · h 1.00 (high) - Shot compositionCentered lateral profile composition with large empty margin above the shoe suggesting a vertical crop emphasizing the sole.
- Image qualityHigh resolution, even lighting, minimal glare, and sharp focus across the shoe surface.
Colors
white· upper#C4C4C4white· midsole#C3C3C4light silver· toe accent- Silhouette and viewRight-facing lateral side profile of a low-top running shoe shown in full length, occupying the lower half of the frame.
- 02
Product
Close-up of the rear and lateral side of a white athletic sneaker showing the heel, midsole, outsole tread, padded collar, and embossed side branding.
- Heel counter shapeProminent rounded heel counter with a smooth external overlay that rises into a padded collar; overlay has a subtle sculpted ridge following the collar line.
1 region
x 0.20 · y 0.36 · w 0.48 · h 0.42 (high) - Midsole geometryThick multi-layered-looking foam midsole with carved horizontal grooves and a recessed textured oval detail on the lateral side above the sole.
1 region
x 0.18 · y 0.62 · w 0.60 · h 0.28 (high) - Outsole tread (background left)Separate shoe sole visible in background showing deep geometric tread blocks and rectangular textured pads.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.48 · w 0.30 · h 0.40 (high) - Upper material textureTextile upper with fine mesh and smooth overlay panels; interior collar lining shows a perforated, padded textile.
1 region
x 0.34 · y 0.30 · w 0.36 · h 0.30 (high) - Side branding (embossed)Large embossed side wordmark across the lateral midfoot area.
1 region
x 0.54 · y 0.38 · w 0.36 · h 0.22 (high) - Heel text“BONDI 9”
1 region
x 0.22 · y 0.42 · w 0.12 · h 0.20 (high) - Side wordmark text“HOKA”
1 region
x 0.60 · y 0.40 · w 0.28 · h 0.18 (high) - Interior label (partial)Small fabric tag inside the collar with a blue element and partially legible characters.Partial
1 region
x 0.54 · y 0.28 · w 0.12 · h 0.12 (medium)
Other
Studio-style product shot with a neutral light grey background, soft even lighting, and subtle shadow under the shoe; image crops both shoes so the foreground shoe heel and a background outsole are visible.
- Shot compositionClose-up three-quarter rear/lateral view focusing on the heel and midsole; background shoe sole placed behind to show tread.
- BackgroundUniform pale grey seamless background with no visible props except the shoes.
- Lighting and shadowSoft diffuse lighting from above producing minimal harsh shadows and a faint shadow beneath the sole.
Colors
off-white· upper textile and overlays#C4C4C3bright white· midsole foamcool white· outsole tread#C3C4C4- Heel counter shapeProminent rounded heel counter with a smooth external overlay that rises into a padded collar; overlay has a subtle sculpted ridge following the collar line.
- 03
Product
Top-down view of a pair of white running shoes showing the uppers, lacing, tongue, collar and visible insoles with brand text; small gray reflective accents near each toe are visible.
- Overall orientationTwo shoes shown from a top-down view, left and right pair aligned side-by-side with toes at the top of the image and heels at the bottom.
- Upper materialPerforated knit/mesh upper across the toe box and forefoot with visible diamond-shaped ventilation perforations and tighter mesh on the tongue area.
1 region
x 0.08 · y 0.06 · w 0.84 · h 0.36 (high) - Lacing and eyeletsFlat white laces threaded through molded eyelet panels; laces tied flat and centered over the tongue on both shoes.
1 region
x 0.18 · y 0.34 · w 0.64 · h 0.22 (high) - Tongue and collarPadded tongue with mesh facing and cushioned collar opening showing fabric lining around the heel area.
1 region
x 0.18 · y 0.54 · w 0.64 · h 0.34 (high) - Midsole and outsole visible edgeThick white foam midsole visible around the perimeter of each shoe, forming a chunky sole profile seen from above at the shoe edges.
1 region
x 0.02 · y 0.40 · w 0.96 · h 0.56 (high) - Reflective accentSmall gray reflective patch located laterally near the toe box on each shoe.
2 regions
x 0.12 · y 0.12 · w 0.06 · h 0.08 (medium); x 0.82 · y 0.12 · w 0.06 · h 0.08 (medium) - Insole brand text“HOKA”
2 regions
x 0.18 · y 0.66 · w 0.18 · h 0.20 (high); x 0.64 · y 0.66 · w 0.18 · h 0.20 (high) - Stitching and overlaysSubtle molded and stitched overlays around eyelets and medial forefoot visible as slightly raised panels in the white upper.
1 region
x 0.14 · y 0.26 · w 0.72 · h 0.36 (high)
Other
Studio-style top-down product shot on a light neutral background with even diffuse lighting and soft shadows under the soles.
- Background and lightingUniform light gray background with even, diffuse lighting and faint soft shadows bordering the shoes, indicating top-down studio illumination.
- Shot compositionCentered composition with both shoes fully visible; image cropped with equal margins around the pair.
- Image qualityHigh resolution with clear detail in mesh texture and stitching; no visible motion blur.
Colors
white· upper (mesh and overlays)#C4C4C3black· insole logo#0E0E0Clight gray reflective· small toe accent patches#C3C4C5
Documents & Data
Customer Reviews
2 total2 reviews · out of 5
great product
Sooo comfortable!!
Confort
Jadore ces running shoes! Elles sont trop confortables, je ne porte que ça. Et viennent dans plusieurs coloris.
Reddit Insights
6 threads · r/RunningShoeGeeks, r/HokaReddit users have mixed feelings about the Hoka Bondi 9, widely praising its plush comfort for walking and standing but criticizing its narrow fit, inconsistent sizing, and durability concerns.
Majority praise the cushioning and comfort, but significant complaints about the shoe running narrow, losing support quickly, and causing heel pain for some.
Themes
Use Cases
- Walking and standing all day
- Daily comfort and casual use
Watch Out For
Compared To
vs Hoka Clifton
Bondi 9 is plusher and more cushioned, while Clifton is lighter and less squishy. Some prefer Bondi for plushness, others Clifton for nimbleness.
vs Hoka Gaviota
Gaviota offers more stability compared to Bondi 9, recommended by podiatrists for those needing extra stability.
Source Threads
Comfortable for walking and positive style opinion
Started using them today for walking on a Disney theme park, so far really like them, really comfortable. Haven’t run in them yet. I agree they might feel hot during warmer climates. And regarding style I actually think they look awesome
u/Open_Speed_7442View thread →
Comfiest shoes ever, sizing advice
Easily the comfiest shoes I’ve ever worn. You won’t regret your purchase. Just aim a half size up if this is your first Hoka pair.
u/_SonofLars_View thread →
Durability issue with sole patches
I do like Hokas for my distance walking, but have become very disenchanted because of the way the soles wear. I don’t understand the purpose of the silly little colored patches on the bottom of the shoe and they eventually come loose. When paying well over $100, I wouldn’t expect to be constantly gluing things back together. Unless these get a proper redesign, I won’t be purchasing ever again. Time to find an alternative…
u/Ruby-Cherry13View thread →
Switched to Gaviota for more stability
Had a Bondi, switched to Gaviotas. Podiatrist said it was a more stable shoe and I found that to be true
u/tranboView thread →
Women's wide too narrow, toes numb
Something is definitely up with the current Bondi 9’s. I just got a brand new pair - women’s size 8 1/2 wide. My normal size. These bondi 9’s are not wide at all. I wore them for one 5 mile walk and my toes were numb. I called Hoka during my walk to ask if I could send them back. I have never worn shoes and send them back in my life, but these are not wide shoes. Thankfully, they accepted my return and I’m going to swap these for men’s size 7 wide Bondi 9’s. I should get a little bit more width with a men’s shoe.
u/twobears2129View thread →
Preference for Bondi 9 over Clifton for comfort
Can’t go wrong with either honestly. Cliftons run slightly wider and less “squishier” vs Bondis. If I had to choose between the two, I’m picking the Bondi 9
u/SF-S31View thread →