Customer Reviews Hoka Rincon 3

I love the Rincon 2. I have mortons neuroma and had toe pain when I attempted to jog and/or walk for extended periods. Then a miracle happened. I came across the Rincon 2 and I literally had no pain and no discomfort. I've become a loyal Hoka customer since. Was very excited about the Rincon 3 and just received them and am very dissapointed. Biggest changes: 1. Insole: they out a stiffer insole that runs larger than the sole. Rincon 2 had a softer insole that were cut more exact. These new insoles bunch at the heel. The corners they create feel painful, def not even bothering taking them on the road. See pic 2. Tongue: weird plastic material, again another spot that does not look like will be pleasant against exposed skin if you prefer low socks. 3. Sole: looks like it has a bit more material and more tread. 4. Shoelace section: scallop design. Meh not sure if better or not but leaves the top part exposed and looks less finished. 5. Heel: the heel rocker angle is lower. But the higher angle is why I like the Rincon 2 and why I think they worked so well for me. Not sure if I got a bad pair but very dissapointing. Returning immediately.

I've worn the rincon since the first version and religiously raced all half marathons in them since. I ran in these for the first time. Fit feels the same as before but more comfortable. No breaking in, no hit spots. The width is nice and comfortable. Really love this version. I bought the pink, great color way..

I luv my new Hoka true to side. Real light weight, luv the color this is a change for me I usually wear Sneaker's from Brook line.I am very pleased with the performance.

Man I'm usually a Clifton girl but I was really interested to give the Rincon a try and I'm SO glad I did. I was a little nervous about how light the shoes were out of the box, like cmon these are really gonna feel good?!?! Well butter my biscuit YEPPPPP! I felt super light and my feet and the responsiveness of the shoes is impressive! Glad I made the switch!!

The best part of this shoe is the roomier toe box. The worst part of this shoe is the lack of cushioning in the front part of the shoe it feels like walking on a grid. The heel is well cushioned, so that should of carried through to the front but did not. I have always worn Cliftons which have good cushioning throughout. I run every day and I expected to have the same time or faster time with the Rincons, but I am actually slower in the Rincons. It also feels like these shoes are making my legs work harder. I like the redesigned tongue in the Rincons and the colors are much improved over the Cliftons. Next time I will go back to Cliftons and hope their colors are better at that time.

We purchase these every couple of month's for my wife who is training for Boston in April. Comfortable, light weight, and stable - she is very happy with the Rincon 3 model. They do wear down pretty fast, but the pluses outweigh the wear.

I am a rad tech and am on my feet constantly. The Rincon style are perfect! They are breathable, lightweight, and are not as chunky as most other styles. I'll buy more in a different color once better colors are available.

This is the first Rincon I've tried and it can be a very fun shoe to run in. There's lots of protection yet its light with good energy return. The one flaw that annoys me is how short the tongue is. The knot barely rests on the tongue so it does not provide protection from the lacing system. I've noticed Hoka has made most of their models this year with shorter tongues, but this one is exceptionally short and I just don't see a reason for why it is necessary. Also Hoka always runs a half size large for me so if you are new to the brand sizing may be confusing.

Fit well, just starting to run in them now, but no complaints. I had the original rincon which I love and these are an upgrade. I also like the new revised pull tab.

Best sneaker I've ever owned!!

I have Multiple Sclerosis and have not been able to walk very well for many years. After hearing a panel of orthopedic doctors discuss HOKAs as their preferred running shoes, I decided to try them on. Wow! These Rincon 3's are so comfortable and I have been able to walk successfully, without even tripping (a big problem with MS is tripping and balance issues). I'm back to regaining strength in my legs and I no longer dread walking. In fact, I've done 14,000 steps the other day! Thank you for a wonderful shoe and a genuine miracle! Please don't ever stop making these! A HOKA fan for life!

I use these for my 12 hour shifts and my feet feel like they are on clouds the entire time!! I never have sore feet!

As a nurse, finding the right pair of shoes is so important. I wear these on my 12 hour shifts and found that my feet and knees don't bother me. I would recommend this brand to anyone who is on their feet for any length of time!

I like the support these shoes provide. This is the second Ricon I have purchased. I do Hiit workouts and strength training and only use them indoors. I work out 5-6 days a week and I like these for the support, but I don't feel too elevated for cross training like some Hoka's feel. The soles do tear up and wear out pretty quickly but mine last about 6 months which is equivalent to when I need new shoes for support. I used to suffer plantar fasciitis, but Hoka's have helped me get back in the gym. I also use the slides for around the house slippers and to go to and from the club.

I suffer from Metatarsalgia and have a strong desire to run. These shoes are awesome. I didn't want old people looking running shoes and these rock it. I am training for a 5K and am looking forward to purchasing another pair for the race. I can't wait to share my reivew on TikTok and Instagram. Way to go Hoka. You rock.

Working 12 hour shifts, my legs and feet would ache. Now that I started wearing these Hoka's, I will never work in another brand of shoe again! These shoes are a game changer