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Prices start at just $44.

I’m usually a little wistful to see Labor Day weekend and the end of summer on the horizon, but Hoka’s got me changing my tune. While it’s often challenging to get good deals on the brand’s iconic running shoes—they can sell out quickly—the long weekend is bringing some serious offers with it. Hoka’s podiatrist-approved sneakers are usually well over $100; right now, you can save up to $55 per pair.

Whether you’re looking for a fresh pair of walking shoes for autumn strolls, comfortable footwear for daily errands or supportive recovery slides for the houseZappos, Hoka and Nordstrom have got you covered — but snag these deals before your size runs out; prices start at just $44.

Best Labor Day Weekend Hoka Deals

• 35% Off: Clifton 10, $100 (was $155) at zappos.com
• Editor-Fave: Skyflow, $112 (was $160) at hoka.com
• Ready for Muddy Hikes: Transport Chukka Gore-Tex, $143 (was $190) at nordstrom.com
• Recovery Helpers: Ora Recovery Slide 3, $44 (was $60) at zappos.com
• Gym-Friendly Trainers: Solimar 2 Training Shoes, $94 (was $125) at nordstrom.com

Clifton 10

$155 $100 at Zappos

$155 $124 at Hoka.com

One of our editors adored the Clifton 10 while she was testing it, sharing that the shoes are so “highly cushioned and incredibly comfortable,” she can’t seem “to not grab” them for every walk. The extra lift in the shoe’s heel-to-toe drop boosted every step, giving her more energy on her walk than usual.

Skyflow

$160 $112 at Hoka.com

The Skyflow sneakers are one editor’s perfect shoe for walks, to the point that after a year of wear, they remained “a benchmark shoe for whether a walking sneaker is up to par” for her. The shoes are cushy and lightweight, for a springy step without too much bulk.

Guide 8

$150 $120 at Hoka.com

If you overpronate when you walk or run, try the Arahi 8 for extra stability—the sneaker features a built-in H-frame for extra foot control without sacrificing cushion. One of our editors loved these running shoes and credited them with delivering a “smooth yet stable ride.”

Solimar 2 Training Shoe

$125 $94 at Nordstrom

I learned from my gym trainer that the first step to guaranteeing success when lifting weights is to pick the right shoes. She recommends low-profile sneakers with plenty of support to keep ankles steady during weighted moves—and without too much destabilizing, airy cushion. These training shoes are just what the trainer ordered.

Ora Recovery Slide 3

$60 $44 at Zappos

After logging miles or spending a whole day on our feet, we look to recovery slides for a little relief at home. These Hoka slides are podiatrist-approved, providing supportive comfort and speeding up recovery for one of our writers after 20-mile runs.

Bondi 9

$175 $140 at Zappos

If you have back pain, plantar fasciitis, joint pain, bunions or high arches, never fear—the Bondi 9 sneakers were made for difficult gaits. Podiatrists recommend these sneakers to us for these problems and more. Zappos has sizes in a range of colors, so you can bring a little style to your runs.

Transport Chukka Gore-Tex Waterproof Trail Shoe

$190 $143 at Nordstrom

Waterproof and designed with plenty of ankle support, these sneakers are ready to hit the trails. Go from your muddiest hikes to walking comfortably on the street thanks to neutral cushioning that works on diverse walking surfaces and city-ready reflective accents.

Rincon 4

$125 $100 at Zappos

Ultra-lightweight and built for performance, the Rincon 4 is all about speed. This pair uses less rubber than similar shoes from the brand, which keeps the cushion-to-weight ratio optimal for staying fleet-footed.

Skyward X

$225 $203 at Zappos

If the Rincon 4 is pared down for speed, the Skyward X is the opposite, packing maximal cushioning into its construction. These plush shoes hide a carbon-fiber plate within airy foam for extra stability, plenty of energy return and a soft, bouncy feel. One reviewer said they have “never worn such a plush cushioned sneaker,” while another said the sneaker feels like “literally walking on clouds.”

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