Threw away my Hoka One One Bondi 4s because of excessive sole wear rendering them unwearable and unusable

I just dropped my bought-from-new Hoka One One Bondi 4 running shoes into the garbage. They're unwearable. Not even give-away-able. I can't wear them because, unlike on the Bondi 3s that have durable outsoles protecting both the forefoot and the heel, the Bondi 4 has midsole material under the outside of of each forefoot, resulting, after a while, in a big divot. I can't even walk in them anymore no matter how maximalist high-stack the Hoka Bondi's cushion is.  

 If you'll take a look at the following photo of my daily drivers, this everyday pair of older, used Hoka One One Bondi 3 running shoes, you'll see that there's plenty of durable hard rubber outsole material in all the high-wear areas.  I really do wear these Bondi 3s every day and they look a lot better than they smell, believe you me.

One of the best things about all of Hoka One One's running shoes is the midsole material. The plush white midsole foam is even used in the outsole on many Hokas. I really don't mind it when Hoka uses its soft, marshmallowy, midsole material if the result is flexibility and lightness; however, it shouldn't come in the way of the durability. Lots of people who buy the Bondi series of shoes do it for walking as much as for ultramarathons.

And, at $150/pair, assuming that customers will replace them the moment they start wearing into discomfort is foolish: people are always going to wear the crap out of their $150 top-tier runners--just like I can and I do with my fleet of Bondi 3s that I bought lightly-used off of eBay.  And, as you know, I've always preferred the Hoka One One Bondi 3 for all the durability and smart design. I have yet to try out a pair of Hoka One One Bondi 5s but I hope they've solved this problem; if not, I'll keep on buying Bondi 3s or I'll try out some other Hoke One One models. 

If you have any recommendations, please let me know.