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 Mercury/Trellis 7 right now is $289.99 at Sole Motive.
The all-time low was $147.04 on 10 May 2024 — today's price is 97% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 9 Nov 2026.
Womens Hoka One One Hoka Speedgoat 5 Mercury/Trellis 7
HOKA Speedgoat 5 Running Shoes
HOKA Speedgoat 5 Running Shoes
Last updated at 09/11/2026 08:55:22
Hoka One One Speedgoat 5 - Women's | Sole Motive 7 / MERCURY/TRELLIS
originally posted on runningroom.com
I bought these March 3 and because of snow didn't even start to use them until late March. They do not last long. By 300K (and less than 2 months after purchase the heel padding was falling apart and the treads were showing so much wear). Now at 400k and just over 2 months the heel padding is down the backing and the treads look like other shoes would at 600 k+. I had heard these shoes do not last long but I thought that given I am a 120 lbs, not training for a marathon, and do not have not history of fast shoe wear - I thought I would be able to have them last at least through the summer (6 months). No other shoe I have owed has worn out the heels padding or treads like these. Sadly I now have to go buy new shoes. The HOKA warranty does not extend to Canadian ... MoreI bought these March 3 and because of snow didn't even start to use them until late March. They do not last long. By 300K (and less than 2 months after purchase the heel padding was falling apart and the treads were showing so much wear). Now at 400k and just over 2 months the heel padding is down the backing and the treads look like other shoes would at 600 k+. I had heard these shoes do not last long but I thought that given I am a 120 lbs, not training for a marathon, and do not have not history of fast shoe wear - I thought I would be able to have them last at least through the summer (6 months). No other shoe I have owed has worn out the heels padding or treads like these. Sadly I now have to go buy new shoes. The HOKA warranty does not extend to Canadian purchases past the 30 days. Really too bad as the shoe was very comfortable but given that it has fallen apart at 400k I just think it is worth the relatively high cost compared to other brands.
originally posted on REI
I finally got on the Hoka train, now I see what all the hype is about. These shoes are soooooo comfortable! I am an avid walker and hiker, I walk 5-7 miles everyday and I'm so excited that I made the change to these shoes! The sole is so comfortable, like walking on a cloud. And I love the material at the shoe is made out of, it's like a comfortable glove for my foot. Super breathable. Not great in cold weather temps as it's not windproof or waterproof, but I think they have other shoes with those features. My only hope is that they last a long time. They're super pricy and from what I hear rarely or never go on sale. I'm in my 40s now and have a good job so I don't mind dropping $155 on shoes, but 5-10 years ago, no way I would have dropped that on everyday walking ... MoreI finally got on the Hoka train, now I see what all the hype is about. These shoes are soooooo comfortable! I am an avid walker and hiker, I walk 5-7 miles everyday and I'm so excited that I made the change to these shoes! The sole is so comfortable, like walking on a cloud. And I love the material at the shoe is made out of, it's like a comfortable glove for my foot. Super breathable. Not great in cold weather temps as it's not windproof or waterproof, but I think they have other shoes with those features. My only hope is that they last a long time. They're super pricy and from what I hear rarely or never go on sale. I'm in my 40s now and have a good job so I don't mind dropping $155 on shoes, but 5-10 years ago, no way I would have dropped that on everyday walking shoes.
originally posted on REI
I bought these to have onhand when my Speedgoat 4s wear out. I've been using my Speedgoat 4s since winter ended, and have been quite pleased. They have great grip on the granite in New Hampshire and are super comfortable. I even did my first 17-Mile day backu, and my feet were surprisingly happy at the end.I gave myself fasciitis in April, trying to train for the season, and Speedgoats have been a lifesaver for that. Along with all the other typical remedies, sticking to Speedgoats for all walking and hiking outings has really worked for meAlso, as a woman with a fairly wide forefoot, Hokas are the only brand that has perfo like normal vibram class trail runners, but is wide enough for my crazy feet.I wish they had a high top insulated winter model so I could ... MoreI bought these to have onhand when my Speedgoat 4s wear out. I've been using my Speedgoat 4s since winter ended, and have been quite pleased. They have great grip on the granite in New Hampshire and are super comfortable. I even did my first 17-Mile day backu, and my feet were surprisingly happy at the end.I gave myself fasciitis in April, trying to train for the season, and Speedgoats have been a lifesaver for that. Along with all the other typical remedies, sticking to Speedgoats for all walking and hiking outings has really worked for meAlso, as a woman with a fairly wide forefoot, Hokas are the only brand that has perfo like normal vibram class trail runners, but is wide enough for my crazy feet.I wish they had a high top insulated winter model so I could use them all year.I love the cushioning but do wish these also had a rock plate. I think it would add stability and a hint of extra comfort.Compared to my Speedgoat 4s, the fit is extremely similar.With my Speedgoat 4s, I did have an issue with dirt and small rocks getting into the sneaker, so for the first time ever I started wearing low gaitors with my trail runners. But somehow, with the 5s, I haven't had the same issue.Works for me!
| BEST FOR | Trail Running, Hiking |
| Heel-To-Toe Drop | 4.00mm |
| Volume | 519.00 cm3 |
Hoka One One Speedgoat 5 - Women's | Sole Motive 7 / MERCURY/TRELLIS
I bought these March 3 and because of snow didn't even start to use them until late March. They do not last long. By 300K (and less than 2 months after purchase the heel padding was falling apart and the treads were showing so much wear). Now at 400k and just over 2 months the heel padding is down the backing and the treads look like other shoes would at 600 k+. I had heard these shoes do not last long but I thought that given I am a 120 lbs, not training for a marathon, and do not have not history of fast shoe wear - I thought I would be able to have them last at least through the summer (6 months). No other shoe I have owed has worn out the heels padding or treads like these. Sadly I now have to go buy new shoes. The HOKA warranty does not extend to Canadian ... MoreI bought these March 3 and because of snow didn't even start to use them until late March. They do not last long. By 300K (and less than 2 months after purchase the heel padding was falling apart and the treads were showing so much wear). Now at 400k and just over 2 months the heel padding is down the backing and the treads look like other shoes would at 600 k+. I had heard these shoes do not last long but I thought that given I am a 120 lbs, not training for a marathon, and do not have not history of fast shoe wear - I thought I would be able to have them last at least through the summer (6 months). No other shoe I have owed has worn out the heels padding or treads like these. Sadly I now have to go buy new shoes. The HOKA warranty does not extend to Canadian purchases past the 30 days. Really too bad as the shoe was very comfortable but given that it has fallen apart at 400k I just think it is worth the relatively high cost compared to other brands.
I finally got on the Hoka train, now I see what all the hype is about. These shoes are soooooo comfortable! I am an avid walker and hiker, I walk 5-7 miles everyday and I'm so excited that I made the change to these shoes! The sole is so comfortable, like walking on a cloud. And I love the material at the shoe is made out of, it's like a comfortable glove for my foot. Super breathable. Not great in cold weather temps as it's not windproof or waterproof, but I think they have other shoes with those features. My only hope is that they last a long time. They're super pricy and from what I hear rarely or never go on sale. I'm in my 40s now and have a good job so I don't mind dropping $155 on shoes, but 5-10 years ago, no way I would have dropped that on everyday walking ... MoreI finally got on the Hoka train, now I see what all the hype is about. These shoes are soooooo comfortable! I am an avid walker and hiker, I walk 5-7 miles everyday and I'm so excited that I made the change to these shoes! The sole is so comfortable, like walking on a cloud. And I love the material at the shoe is made out of, it's like a comfortable glove for my foot. Super breathable. Not great in cold weather temps as it's not windproof or waterproof, but I think they have other shoes with those features. My only hope is that they last a long time. They're super pricy and from what I hear rarely or never go on sale. I'm in my 40s now and have a good job so I don't mind dropping $155 on shoes, but 5-10 years ago, no way I would have dropped that on everyday walking shoes.
I bought these to have onhand when my Speedgoat 4s wear out. I've been using my Speedgoat 4s since winter ended, and have been quite pleased. They have great grip on the granite in New Hampshire and are super comfortable. I even did my first 17-Mile day backu, and my feet were surprisingly happy at the end.I gave myself fasciitis in April, trying to train for the season, and Speedgoats have been a lifesaver for that. Along with all the other typical remedies, sticking to Speedgoats for all walking and hiking outings has really worked for meAlso, as a woman with a fairly wide forefoot, Hokas are the only brand that has perfo like normal vibram class trail runners, but is wide enough for my crazy feet.I wish they had a high top insulated winter model so I could ... MoreI bought these to have onhand when my Speedgoat 4s wear out. I've been using my Speedgoat 4s since winter ended, and have been quite pleased. They have great grip on the granite in New Hampshire and are super comfortable. I even did my first 17-Mile day backu, and my feet were surprisingly happy at the end.I gave myself fasciitis in April, trying to train for the season, and Speedgoats have been a lifesaver for that. Along with all the other typical remedies, sticking to Speedgoats for all walking and hiking outings has really worked for meAlso, as a woman with a fairly wide forefoot, Hokas are the only brand that has perfo like normal vibram class trail runners, but is wide enough for my crazy feet.I wish they had a high top insulated winter model so I could use them all year.I love the cushioning but do wish these also had a rock plate. I think it would add stability and a hint of extra comfort.Compared to my Speedgoat 4s, the fit is extremely similar.With my Speedgoat 4s, I did have an issue with dirt and small rocks getting into the sneaker, so for the first time ever I started wearing low gaitors with my trail runners. But somehow, with the 5s, I haven't had the same issue.Works for me!
First, let me say I love Hoka shoes. However, these really let me down. I hike mostly in the Sierra so that means a good deal of rugged and rocky (granite) terrain. In just one weekend backpacking trip (approx. 25 miles) my Speedgoat 5s started shredding and flaking around the foam cushioned sole and up the back heel where I had been going down trail built stairs. I contacted Hoka and they seemed to be less than concerned. A Hoka rep even commented that yes, these don't hold up well. These are exceptionally cushy. That being said, it means they aren't very rigid and you feel a lot in this shoe. I did notice my arches and feet in general were a bit more sore than usual due to this increased movement. These might be okay for very well groomed trails that are fairly ... MoreFirst, let me say I love Hoka shoes. However, these really let me down. I hike mostly in the Sierra so that means a good deal of rugged and rocky (granite) terrain. In just one weekend backpacking trip (approx. 25 miles) my Speedgoat 5s started shredding and flaking around the foam cushioned sole and up the back heel where I had been going down trail built stairs. I contacted Hoka and they seemed to be less than concerned. A Hoka rep even commented that yes, these don't hold up well. These are exceptionally cushy. That being said, it means they aren't very rigid and you feel a lot in this shoe. I did notice my arches and feet in general were a bit more sore than usual due to this increased movement. These might be okay for very well groomed trails that are fairly level. Sadly, based on my experience, I cannot recommend these for serious trail shoes or backpacking shoes ... especially if covering rough, uneven terrain.
I think I’ve finally found the perfect trail runner. Instantly out of the box there was no break in period. This is so much better than my Speedgoat 2 which felt like I was walking in platform shoes and about to topple over if I placed my foot down in the wrong way. So cushiony! But also stable! This is the best shoe for long runs or hikes. I love the way the tongue is made - it hugs my ankle and does not rub in anyway. The vibrant sole is great - I didn’t feel any rocks on the trail. I also love the color - a beautiful blue to orange and reminds me of a sunset. I am seriously thinking of buying another pair as backup.A note on size - they were out of my usual size (11) but had a 10.5. I tried it on and it fit perfectly so you might have to size down a bit. I ... MoreI think I’ve finally found the perfect trail runner. Instantly out of the box there was no break in period. This is so much better than my Speedgoat 2 which felt like I was walking in platform shoes and about to topple over if I placed my foot down in the wrong way. So cushiony! But also stable! This is the best shoe for long runs or hikes. I love the way the tongue is made - it hugs my ankle and does not rub in anyway. The vibrant sole is great - I didn’t feel any rocks on the trail. I also love the color - a beautiful blue to orange and reminds me of a sunset. I am seriously thinking of buying another pair as backup.A note on size - they were out of my usual size (11) but had a 10.5. I tried it on and it fit perfectly so you might have to size down a bit. I wasn’t able to try the 11 so I couldn’t say if it would have still fit as well. I plan to use this doing the R2R in the Grand Canyon. Great shoe! 5 stars!
I own 10+ Hoka running shoes but these where my 1st Hoka trail hiking shoes. When it come to hiking shoes I truly believe it a very personal decision. So many brands and styles. After reading the reviews on this specific Hoka I was uncertain but decided to give them a try. WOW! they were beyond my expectations. We went to Sequoia National Park for Memorial weekend and hiked 30+ miles in 3-days. The trails differed everyday and no discomfort! When it comes to hiking, it never fails I will get blisters but we tough it out and continue hiking but with these Hoka I never got blisters!!! I am super pleased with these shoes and they will be the Hoka for my summer hikes this year to Crater Lake, Klamath Falls, Lake Take, Mt Lassen and Big Sur.Regarding size, I always get ... MoreI own 10+ Hoka running shoes but these where my 1st Hoka trail hiking shoes. When it come to hiking shoes I truly believe it a very personal decision. So many brands and styles. After reading the reviews on this specific Hoka I was uncertain but decided to give them a try. WOW! they were beyond my expectations. We went to Sequoia National Park for Memorial weekend and hiked 30+ miles in 3-days. The trails differed everyday and no discomfort! When it comes to hiking, it never fails I will get blisters but we tough it out and continue hiking but with these Hoka I never got blisters!!! I am super pleased with these shoes and they will be the Hoka for my summer hikes this year to Crater Lake, Klamath Falls, Lake Take, Mt Lassen and Big Sur.Regarding size, I always get my Hoka running shoes 1/2 size larger so I did the same when I purchased the Hoka trail hiking shoes, I got a size 8 1/2 especially since I knew I would wear hiking socks with these Hoka
I have always preferred shoes like Altras that are zero drop and promote good foot health. But I have noticed recently that there may not be enough support for my ankle in shoes that have minimal cushion. I fractured my ankle a few years ago and battle with it getting sore regularly. I also work in vet med so I’m on my feet on hard floors and in surgery all day. I’ve taken these out on trails and to work and I highly recommend! My ankle feels supported while also only having a 4 mm drop. Overall very happy! I give it four stars only because I wish my foot had more room to be flatter. Hence promoting good foot health. But I am barefoot and where bedrock sandals a lot of the time so I’m not too worried.
I really thought these would be THE shoe, but sadly they're the never to buy again shoe.The good: They're so comfortable and lightweight. They made running a breeze and I felt a lot quicker.The bad: These shoes are rated for "rugged trail" but at 100 miles, they have been torn to shreds. The soles and outer rubber look like a mountain lion got ahold of them. The bottom of the heel is peeling off, and the traction is completely gone.This is the first time I've had this problem with a shoe. Others I've worn: Danner, La Sportiva, Black Diamond, Salomon, Merrell. Some of those shoes have over 500 miles on them and don't even come close to the condition these Hokas are in. If you're running a more gentle trail without rock, go for it - these would be ... MoreI really thought these would be THE shoe, but sadly they're the never to buy again shoe.The good: They're so comfortable and lightweight. They made running a breeze and I felt a lot quicker.The bad: These shoes are rated for "rugged trail" but at 100 miles, they have been torn to shreds. The soles and outer rubber look like a mountain lion got ahold of them. The bottom of the heel is peeling off, and the traction is completely gone.This is the first time I've had this problem with a shoe. Others I've worn: Danner, La Sportiva, Black Diamond, Salomon, Merrell. Some of those shoes have over 500 miles on them and don't even come close to the condition these Hokas are in. If you're running a more gentle trail without rock, go for it - these would be great.They'll be going back to REI.
I absolutely love these running shoes for walking on the trails. This winter I ordered the speedgoat 5 mid GTX boot and had to go with the men’s 8.5 since the women’s 9.5 was just a little too small and the 10 was way too big. Loved them so much I decided to order the low model for summer. So for these I decided to try the 9.5 wide which are perfect (I do not have a wide foot) the fit is exactly like the men’s regular 8.5. They are so comfortable, light and plush. Feels like walking on marshmallows. My bad knees are happy. This is my first year of trying hokas and so far I’m really liking the feel of these although I did notice when I went shopping with them and was standing still in one position for a long time, my feet started to hurt. So these are definitely ... MoreI absolutely love these running shoes for walking on the trails. This winter I ordered the speedgoat 5 mid GTX boot and had to go with the men’s 8.5 since the women’s 9.5 was just a little too small and the 10 was way too big. Loved them so much I decided to order the low model for summer. So for these I decided to try the 9.5 wide which are perfect (I do not have a wide foot) the fit is exactly like the men’s regular 8.5. They are so comfortable, light and plush. Feels like walking on marshmallows. My bad knees are happy. This is my first year of trying hokas and so far I’m really liking the feel of these although I did notice when I went shopping with them and was standing still in one position for a long time, my feet started to hurt. So these are definitely meant for moving. If you’re thinking of using for work, standing all day don’t by this model of Hokas. I absolutely love the colour which is exactly like pictured and get lots of compliments. Some reviews complain on the thin tongue, but I actually really like it as there’s no digging in, which can sometimes cause pain. For comparison, I have the Arc’teryx Aerios FL shoe and the speedgoats 5 are way more comfortable and cost less. Can’t wait to heal my rib injury so I can start running in these!! I’m now a hoka fan!!😁
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.
| BEST FOR | Trail Running, Hiking |
| Heel-To-Toe Drop | 4.00mm |
| Volume | 519.00 cm3 |
