Hoka for holiday with lots of walking?

[kiki847]

Flat terrain, warm climate (but happy to be in trainers, I don’t really wear sandals), could be up to 20,000 steps a day. Took new balance (327s is it?) last time which were very comfortable, could buy again (as my others are ripped now), or would Hoka‘s do the job? They look comfortable.

They are so comfortable, love mine. They run small so keep in mind if ordering online. Am usually a 5-5.5 and mine are a 6.

Yes absolutely Clifton 10s are amazing. I walked a half marathon in them no problems at all.

They're very thick soled. Have you considered anything barefoot shaped with a thinner sole? Altras?

Whatever you get, do some UK walks in them first.

Is it going to be tarmac or mud you're walking on?
You could get the trail hoka's they're great, but a bit less cushioning than the road ones. Try them on first, they do come up a bit smaller and they also have 'wides' which I love

They’re 20% off on BLC atm if you do decide to get a pair

They are very comfortable. I recently bought a pair specifically for the purpose you describe.