HOKA Speedgoat 5 Running Shoes
HOKA Speedgoat 5 Running Shoes
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The lowest price for Womens Hoka One One Hoka Speedgoat 5 Blue Coral / Camellia 7 right now is $289.99 at Sole Motive.
The all-time low was $134.99 on 30 Nov 2025 ā today's price is 115% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before ā worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 9 Nov 2026.
Womens Hoka One One Hoka Speedgoat 5 Blue Coral / Camellia 7
HOKA Speedgoat 5 Running Shoes
HOKA Speedgoat 5 Running Shoes
Last updated at 09/11/2026 08:55:15
Hoka One One Speedgoat 5 - Women's | Sole Motive 7 / BLUE CORAL/CAMELLIA
originally posted on REI
I wore these everyday hiking in Sedona, AZ for a week and they performed great! Grippy on the red rock and stable on gravely, sandy parts and steep hills. Sooo cushy, and my feet stayed put, no slipping around and not a hint of a blister.Threw them in the wash and air dried them after the trip and they came out like new!Love, love, love them!
originally posted on REI
I live in NYC and do a lot of walking. These are extremely comfortable for my 4-5 mile walks. I have had knee and/or hip problems on these long walks in the past but not with these sneakers. Theyāre good for the different street āterrainsā ā sidewalk, asphalt and the metal street construction plates that can be slippery in wet weather. I used to get Nikes and this is my first, but definitely not my last, pair of Hokas and I love them, especially the colors!
originally posted on llbean.com
I have both the Clifton 9 and the Speedgoat. The Speedgoat is slightly narrower and ties lower on the foot. It also has more "bounce" than the Clifton. These are the only shoes I can wear all day long and like them both. If I had to choose one over the other, I would take the Speedgoat only because of a nerve I have on the top of my foot and it is more comfortable. So glad I found Hoka! I am not a runner, but do walk a lot. Very comfortable!
| Color | Blue |
| Size | 38 2/3 |
| Material Upper | Textile |
| Material Midsole | EVA |
| Material Sole | Vibram |
Hoka One One Speedgoat 5 - Women's | Sole Motive 7 / BLUE CORAL/CAMELLIA
I wore these everyday hiking in Sedona, AZ for a week and they performed great! Grippy on the red rock and stable on gravely, sandy parts and steep hills. Sooo cushy, and my feet stayed put, no slipping around and not a hint of a blister.Threw them in the wash and air dried them after the trip and they came out like new!Love, love, love them!
I live in NYC and do a lot of walking. These are extremely comfortable for my 4-5 mile walks. I have had knee and/or hip problems on these long walks in the past but not with these sneakers. Theyāre good for the different street āterrainsā ā sidewalk, asphalt and the metal street construction plates that can be slippery in wet weather. I used to get Nikes and this is my first, but definitely not my last, pair of Hokas and I love them, especially the colors!
I have both the Clifton 9 and the Speedgoat. The Speedgoat is slightly narrower and ties lower on the foot. It also has more "bounce" than the Clifton. These are the only shoes I can wear all day long and like them both. If I had to choose one over the other, I would take the Speedgoat only because of a nerve I have on the top of my foot and it is more comfortable. So glad I found Hoka! I am not a runner, but do walk a lot. Very comfortable!
I chose the speed goat 5 because it is a trail walk shoes. Love the colors! Love the design! Very comfortable! But don't know why I was wearing not even for a year the bottom of shoes already rub down quickly and Very slippery on the trail . I love this shoes a lot but I couldn't wear them for a trail walk anymore..pretty Disappointed š¢!Wish they could improve the quality that I can buy again and again.
Always bought Solomon's and loved them but they appear to be made differently now. Needed a new pair for the JMT so the search was on. Have had the Challengers and Speedgoat 4's but neither would work well for the JMT. Bought these and they were phenomenal! Added a green Superfeet insole and they worked like magic. I usually have sore toes, resulting in losing a nail or two and blisters but didn't have either on this hike. Used Injinji toe socks and Trail Toes and the combination with my Speedgoats was sublime. I've already converted two other hikers to these. Can't say enough good things about them! Also saw a lot of people wearing them on the trail. I always size up a full size and they fit perfectly.
Great grip, just right cushioning and a wide width available in fun colors. The Speedgoat 5 is my hiking shoe unicorn. This is my 3rd pair, 2nd of the SG 5s.I get about one full season (spring-fall) before needing to retire each pair to local walks and hikes. At that point there is still tread, but it's pretty worn, and the cushioning starts to pack down.Normally the relatively short life would bug me, but I like the Speedgoats so much. The performance is worth the annual purchase.
I've loved my Hoka Speedgoats over the years, but have noticed they continue to go downhill (pun intended) in quality each time I buy a new pair. Sometimes the fabric tears easily, within 30 miles of buying them. Sometimes the sole or parts of the tread start to peel away. Or they're just done within 80-100 miles. Once, I took them on a 10-day, 100-mile trek and wound up with a badly infected blister within a callus on my outer heel that wept green goo for days. I try very hard not to overuse REI's return policy, but I'm pretty sure my eternal optimism around Hoka trail shoes has cost REI money. I'm on my last pair and need to find a new setup. That said, the high-top hiking boots tend to be sturdier and equally as comfortable. I'm glad to see these shoes coming ...Ā MoreI've loved my Hoka Speedgoats over the years, but have noticed they continue to go downhill (pun intended) in quality each time I buy a new pair. Sometimes the fabric tears easily, within 30 miles of buying them. Sometimes the sole or parts of the tread start to peel away. Or they're just done within 80-100 miles. Once, I took them on a 10-day, 100-mile trek and wound up with a badly infected blister within a callus on my outer heel that wept green goo for days. I try very hard not to overuse REI's return policy, but I'm pretty sure my eternal optimism around Hoka trail shoes has cost REI money. I'm on my last pair and need to find a new setup. That said, the high-top hiking boots tend to be sturdier and equally as comfortable. I'm glad to see these shoes coming down in price because $180 for an 80-mile shoe is ridiculous. For the most part, they are deliciously comfortable though... I wish they were better quality. PS: my partner has had the same issue.
Normally wear women's size 9.5 or 10 in running. Shoes. 9.5 and 10 were too long. Got size 9, and 9 wide. I have low volume foot. Mid foot striker, neutral gait. Low arches/flat feet. Run mixed terrain, r I cky, sandy, cinders, boulder outcrops. Narrow gullies that were trails, with varying steepness, distance varies.Size 9 wore around house for about 30 minutes and arches felt like i was getting poke stabbed by something hard in the shoe. Looked at my arch area and bc of flat feet it layed over side of show slightly and was getting poked by the decorative sidewall, or perhaps the raised mid foot area is supposed to be a support rail(?). Anyway im guessing if my arh was higher it wouldn't have been laying on top of the rail thing. So i tried the wide,and Basically ...Ā MoreNormally wear women's size 9.5 or 10 in running. Shoes. 9.5 and 10 were too long. Got size 9, and 9 wide. I have low volume foot. Mid foot striker, neutral gait. Low arches/flat feet. Run mixed terrain, r I cky, sandy, cinders, boulder outcrops. Narrow gullies that were trails, with varying steepness, distance varies.Size 9 wore around house for about 30 minutes and arches felt like i was getting poke stabbed by something hard in the shoe. Looked at my arch area and bc of flat feet it layed over side of show slightly and was getting poked by the decorative sidewall, or perhaps the raised mid foot area is supposed to be a support rail(?). Anyway im guessing if my arh was higher it wouldn't have been laying on top of the rail thing. So i tried the wide,and Basically the same except more fabric over midfoot for folks with more volume. Cushion was excellent, and it i thiught it would be a good running shoes, i had Goat 2's which were great. Unfortunately, i have to return both. I don't think these work for low arches or flat feet. Same issue with other Hokas i tried after these. So bummer i have to keep looking for 4mm/5 mm drop trail shoes.
I needed shoes for hiking and HOKA is a highly rated brand so I thought I'd give them a try. My shoe size is 8.5 and my foot runs a little wide and the salesperson suggested I get a 9 wide. This has to be the most comfortable sneaker I've ever worn. However, as I was hiking on the trails, I noticed that my foot would turn a little, so think it's either too wide or too long. I'm thinking a 9 regular or 8.5 wide might've done the trick. If you're looking for a comfortable shoe for hiking that has a great grip, these HOKA Speedgoats did the trick for me and hopefully, will for you too!! :)
These shoes are my new faves! I bought them as they were a highly recommended shoe to wear while walking the Camino de Santiago and Iām so glad i gave them a try. They were a little strange getting used to them at first as they tend to lean towards the midline but this became a non issue after a couple of long walks. I havenāt had any blisters yet and they feel very cushioned. A little getting used to the wider base, but all of this is worth it. Love love love this shoe! They are a bit pricey at over $200, but i managed to get them on sale. Even still, I would have bought themāfoot health is important!
| Color | Blue |
| Size | 38 2/3 |
| Material Upper | Textile |
| Material Midsole | EVA |
| Material Sole | Vibram |
