How did this dad sneaker turn into a billion-dollar enterprise?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ค. 2024
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"lava"... Yeah no... I don't think so
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Short answer: marketing and privilege.
see me buying hokas only for the lava upgrade.
Never heard of that brand 😅.
I can tell this lady really did her research, what trainers can’t run on lava amirite?
If only I could run on lava with my Nikes. 😢
As a 3rd trimester-pregnant nurse, pulling 12 hour workdays, you really need that extra padding hokas provide towards the end of the shift. Gave my Nikes a few tries and was not a fan, cloves are better if you want a lighter shoe.
I have a pair of Hokas in my walking rotation.
I don't like Hoka. I have tried them before a long long time ago. It was just too thick for me. Way too thick. It felt more heavy to me too.
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These shoes are like 300 USD they must be comfortable or reliable
No they’re not they’re $150
190-240 depending on the pair, and they are comfortable but last maybe 3 months if you are a person who walks constantly for their job. Go woth Adidas for half the price
@@kolbybryant1Adidas don’t last as long. I suggest for serious walkers or runners to rotate at least three different pairs of shoes. You don’t want your foot to get used to to one pair of shoes or brand. Better to challenge you foot and legs every time you go out.
Less than $200..problem is they always stop making the one I love. The hoka bondi 6 were the best for me. They stopped and the 7 and 8 did not feel the same. They hurt my feet. So I quit buying them. I've stopped buying expensive sneakers. They all feel the same after you've been on your feet all day for a couple of months. Now I buy sneakers under $50-60 and just change the insoles.
ChatGPT strikes again!
UGG shouldn't be a brand!
Its 3 days away from an acquisition by nike
Hoka Bondi 8 is goated over Nike. The quality is much higher and the wide toe box won’t put you in pain after a long day
I don’t notice a difference. I use two Saucony, Hoka, New Balance, and Nike. I also used an Adidas but they didn’t last very long.
Lava????
I do like my Hokas but I rotate more than one shoe when I go walking. Every shoe has a different feel to them. My New Balance and Nike feel more tactical, like meant to go faster. Hoka feel a little weird at first but feel soft in a good way but not fast. My favorite is Saucony they are neutral and feel more natural.
Idk, because I don't like the look of them, or kiziks
If you’ve got a job where you’re on your feet all day these are the best shoes.
There are other shoes that match the comfort at first but after a few months the other shoes lose it.
They're terrible...would never wear em
Really they didn’t have children slaves making the shoes ! True story.
Sorry but that is literally almost every major business you can think of. Child labor is common in less educated countries where products are made.
Dad sneaker? I rarely see these, but usually worn by Karen's or nurses.
Unlike Nike and Adidas, my Hoka shoes last
Simple as
Adidas don’t last very long. Nikes last as long as Hokas.
I still have my first pair of Nike air max 90s from 2012 and yes I still wear them to work in the yard
Only for narrow feet like Under Armor. Cmon get with it. Not everyone has ballerina feet. I have Hokas but can’t wear them.
I would say I have a medium width foot, Hokas are not any more different than other shoes. But the geometry is different.