Hoka Speedgoat 5 GTX Womens | Solemotive 9 / Deep Teal/Black - Price History, Comparison & Alerts

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Hoka Speedgoat 5 GTX Womens | Solemotive 9 / Deep Teal/Black

Hoka Speedgoat 5 GTX Womens | Solemotive 9 / Deep Teal/Black

(144 reviews)

The Hoka Women's Speedgoat5 GORE-TEX Running Shoes are weather ready for your trail runs. They have GORE-TEX with recycled textile for moisture protection and Vibram Megagrip with Traction Lug for enhanced traction on loose soil for those rainy days on the trail. Its waterproof breathability jacquard fabric is lightweight but durable to provide a smooth ride on the trail. Their CMEVA midsole will instantly mold to your feet to maximize your performance. The Hoka Women's Speedgoat5 GORE-TEX Running Shoes will deliver non-stop comfort for a smooth ride.

$250.54

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Hoka Speedgoat 5 GTX Womens | Solemotive 9 / Deep Teal/Black

$250.54

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Last updated at 29/08/2024 02:11:18

Deporvillage.net

$228.31

available about 2 years ago

Low stock

Englin's Fine Footwear

$250.54

+ $73.71 delivery

Low stock

Sole Motive

$256.00

available over 1 year ago

Low stock

The Athlete's Foot

$289.99

available almost 2 years ago

Low stock

Up to 4% cashback

Up to 3.6% Cashback

Price history

Reviews

Get the non waterproof. Wierd waterproofflap issue

18 April 2023

Another mt si hiker

originally posted on REI

Ok, so at first I thought it was only me that had this problem, but then I looked at the reviews and saw someone else too. I tried on these at WA & CA rei stores. Both had the
waterproof lining loose, which creates a wierd gap and hits in the top / middle of my toes when walking. Tried to find another pair that wasn’t like that, but was worried that it
could come loose overtime.... Show more

HOKA Rules

22 May 2023

Susan G.

originally posted on altitude-sports.com

This is my 4th pair of HOKA’S and my first GORE-TEX hiker. I have a size 11 foot and these seem to fit my long narrow foot. As these shoes are quite large to look at due to
their design (the same bulky look for smaller feet), they are made for comfort and seem to be the answer for problem feet. These shoes do not have the usual wide toe bed
as many other designs do and the toe cushion is minimal, so you may want to consider that in your sizing options. Still, they are deserving of 5 stars, you just need to get
accustomed to their bulky design.... Show more

Less cushion than Speedgoat 4

28 January 2023

Denise H.

originally posted on altitude-sports.com

For years, I only wore Salomons for hiking until I found Hokas. I have the Speedgoat 4 (not gortex) and they’re the most comfortable shoes I’ve ever worn. My legs are
definitely less tired after a long hike on single track trails. I just picked up the Speedgoat 5 GTX and they are noticeably less cushioned than the 4. I will just go back to another
pair of those.... Show more

Specification

Terrain	Trail
Drop	4mm

Price comparison

Updated 11 months ago

Deporvillage.net

$228.31

Low Stock

Englin's Fine Footwear

$250.54

Low Stock

+$73.71 delivery

Sole Motive

$256.00

Low Stock

The Athlete's Foot

$289.99

Low Stock

Up to 4% cashback

Up to 3.6% Cashback

Price history

Reviews

Get the non waterproof. Wierd waterproofflap issue

18 April 2023

Ok, so at first I thought it was only me that had this problem, but then I looked at the reviews and saw someone else too. I tried on these at WA & CA rei stores. Both had the waterproof lining loose, which creates a wierd gap and hits in the top / middle of my toes when walking. Tried to find another pair that wasn’t like that, but was worried that it could come loose overtime.... Show more

Another mt si hiker

originally posted on REI

HOKA Rules

22 May 2023

This is my 4th pair of HOKA’S and my first GORE-TEX hiker. I have a size 11 foot and these seem to fit my long narrow foot. As these shoes are quite large to look at due to their design (the same bulky look for smaller feet), they are made for comfort and seem to be the answer for problem feet. These shoes do not have the usual wide toe bed as many other designs do and the toe cushion is minimal, so you may want to consider that in your sizing options. Still, they are deserving of 5 stars, you just need to get accustomed to their bulky design.... Show more

Susan G.

originally posted on altitude-sports.com

Less cushion than Speedgoat 4

28 January 2023

For years, I only wore Salomons for hiking until I found Hokas. I have the Speedgoat 4 (not gortex) and they’re the most comfortable shoes I’ve ever worn. My legs are definitely less tired after a long hike on single track trails. I just picked up the Speedgoat 5 GTX and they are noticeably less cushioned than the 4. I will just go back to another pair of those.... Show more

Denise H.

originally posted on altitude-sports.com

Love Hoka Speedgoats

30 April 2023

Love Hoka Speedgoats. They are comfortable, supportive, look great and have amazing traction on a multitude of surfaces. They look less boxy then some of the other Hoka styles which I really like. I love the Hoka Speedgoats so much that I got a second pair in s different color.... Show more

originally posted on hokaoneone.com

Most comfortable shoe ever!

27 March 2023

This is probably the most comfortable shoes I've ever owned. It is very well crafted and supports my high arches like few shoes can. The shoes were a little narrow for my wide feet, but I used shoe stretchers and they are perfect now. They are very sturdy but are comfy and do not give me any blisters even upon the first wear. Amazing shoes, will never buy another brand!... Show more

Jessica H.

originally posted on altitude-sports.com

Not as good as the SG4's

8 May 2023

After a great year in Speedgoat 4 GTX's I purchased the 5's for a Spring backpack trip. Hoka has changed the model which means a narrower foot bed and less durable tread. The narrow foot bed caused me to get two toe blisters, which I have never had. And the tread wore out after 120 miles. I have pictures of the 4 vs 5 tread, after over a year and 300 miles compared with the new ones. I'm returning these and hoping to find a pair of the SG4GTX.... Show more

Jenn

originally posted on REI

Odd fit, heel slippage

22 April 2023

I really like the fit on the left foot, but the right shoe is like a different shoe. No, I do not ahve two different size feet, I've had these feet for 60 years and I would know by now. :) The right shoe is so so narrow my toes go numb yet painful within minutes of wearing and no matter how I tie then, my heel slips and I have to tape excessively to avoid blisters. The base is solid and well cushioned, my left foot loves these, my right foots say heck no. I am going to order another pain and hope it is just a manufacturing fluke. Alas, they are not available in a wide, or I would try that and just tighten down the left foot, the left shoe is that comfortable.... Show more

slkrn

originally posted on REI

SG5 GTX - What a friend.

28 March 2023

The durability of the SG5 GTX just makes the run more enjoyable. I have a foot that's sustained 6 surgeries over time. Needless to say I have issues finding a shoe that can accommodate. I like the weight of the shoe both on the trail & street. I'm so glad this shoe is still available - I've tried other Hoka's & nothing comes close.... Show more

- At My Pace -

originally posted on roadrunnersports.com

Unfortunately not stable enough for my feet

21 April 2023

This shoe was well made. Unfortunately, it didn't have enough stability for my feet. Thankfully, Hoka allows you to actually try the shoe in real life. I took several hikes in this shoe and found on the trail they didn't have enough stability for my feet. I really wanted to make this shoe work for me but started having knee and foot pain after my hikes. I had to return them. I will have to wait for one of the more stable hiking shoes to come available.... Show more

originally posted on hokaoneone.com

Why!!

25 April 2023

Why do manufacturers change the design of good products! My Goatspeed 4 GTX shoes were great. But a design change for the 5 causes the shoe to rub on my ankle and they were returned. I have worn Hokas for years after a ligament tear in my foot and the my preferred Hoka shoe was the Tor Summit which was discontinued ( unless you buy the Bodega Tor Ultra Lo for $250.00). Heavy sigh, why can't they just leave well enough alone.... Show more

originally posted on hokaoneone.com

Specification

Terrain	Trail
Drop	4mm