My husband also bought
Hoka sneakers and loves them. They are helping him walk better. No other shoes helped. He had Oofos before these and they made no difference in his walking.

After many years of trying different brands of sneakers and orthotics $$$, , I had a several good years with SAS and prescription orthotics. I learn that Medicare would give me one pair of ugly, prescription shoes—just the opposite of what I was wearing. Instant relief—loose toe box, god heal control… unfortunately if you have to pay full price, you, they were $1500. Actually, not bad vs trial and error wasted off the shelf

I wear soft slippers out and about and when at home unless it is wet and rainy out and it is somewhat helpful in terms of how I feel