Customer Reviews Hoka Rincon

My husband was absolutely miserable daily for standing all day at work (warehouse). Day 1 of wearing these was a life-changer for him. This is now Week 2 and still no complaints about heel pain.

I'm a neutral running, with fairly balanced stride/strike. I had been running for many miles in the Cliftons for the last several years as they seemed to alleviate both my knee and shin issues (forever loyal to Hoka for this). Switched to the Rincon as I began expanding mileage, and I've been very pleased. I switched pretty cold turkey and over a few weeks ramped up to ~40miles per week on the Rincons. After ~300miles, I'm buying another pair of Rincons. Still love the Clifton, but Rincons seem to be the right balance of support and weight for speed and distance.

I love the rincon. It's tied for my favorite lightweight versatile shoe with (new balance beacon v2). Please add a rincon mini version. Same exact lightweight upper, but drop the stack height by 5mm across the board. 24mm heel, 19mm forefoot. Must drop the weight a little bit to the already lightweight shoe. We don't need the extra stack for speed work, tempo, and 5k/10k races. It's already an amazing shoe, and you would get double the sales.

After seeing positive reviews from some running shoe reviewers I trust, I thought I'd purchase this shoe since I was in the market for a lightweight cushioned shoe. I am a new runner (less than 6 months) and primarily run on city roads. I love the lower offset of this shoe as well as the wider outsole base. This combination keeps my legs from hurting. I've found my rhythm running 4-5 miles every other day while I cross train and consistently build my weekly mileage with the ultimate goal of a marathon in 2021. I've raced 5k's and am looking to complete my first 10k. I had never heard of Hoka until recently but as of now they are my favorite running shoe brand as I explore the sport of road running. I look forward to trying more of their shoe models.

They fit me perfect, and they are super comfortable.

I've been running in Altras ones the last few years loved em. Background between weight lifting and mountain biking I only run maybe once or twice a week. I bought a second pair of Altras ones 2nd gen and immediately hated them they felt awful they made too many changes. I turned to Hoka in hopes to find something better and I did. These shoes are magnificent, I weigh about 220 and the cusion is firm enough that I don't feel like I'm running on marshmallows so there is some responsiveness to them, not as responsive as what im used to but it's enough to keep my run times low and and my body feeling comfortable. Great shoe I could wear them all day. Definitely would purchase another pair as long as they don't change too drastically like the Altra. I hope you're paying attention Hoka.

So light They are very comfortable I put my first mile on them this morning and they felt good. They hug my feet and a little bit stiffer than my Clifton 6. That's a good thing I will update the more runs I put in

Walking - Love the shoes

Love my Rincons! Literally can't run in anything else now.

A little context - I'm an ultramarathoner, I run 60-80 miles a week. A lot more road miles lately thanks to the quarantine. I've run about 1000 miles in three pairs of Rincons and getting ready to order a fourth pair soon. Extremely lightweight shoe, yet feels like it still maintains 95% of the cushioning of a Clifton. Great for speedwork but enough underfoot for longer efforts up to a marathon. Maybe a tad narrow, but not enough to bother me and I have wider than average feet. Cannot recommend this shoe highly enough, unless for some reason you have fit issues, you won't be disappointed.

i use these for all my running, races, daily training runs, speed, and distance. They are what most of my Cliftons wanted to be. Light, comfortable, and flexible enough that the width doesn't matter. My only issue is that the outsoles don't hold up very well.

I like the Rincon for running and walking. The shoe fits me perfectly in my typical size. Very attractive, comfortable and light. I recommend this shoe for anyone looking for a lightweight running shoe or walking shoe. It is a really fun running shoe with just the right amount of cushioning and excellent upper. I will buy a second pair of Rincon when this pair is done.

Super light running shoe. Shock absorption is impressive. Shoe fits great the only downside is the material the tread is made of wears down very very fast. I put maybe 175 miles on the shoes With majority on treadmill And it already shows through to the different color in some spots.

Smooth ride

Use as trainer/racer averaging 3-5 miles per outing.

I've bought 2 pairs of these shoes and use them for road and trail running. The perform well in both situations. I usually have to use insoles but with these shoes i've yet to need to use them because of the support they provide.

The shoe is breathable. My prior runners had an issue where after running for 30 minutes plus - my foot would get too hot. Here, this is not the case. Also, it is lightweight but the support is there.

Comfortable and lightweight. I had no issues transitioning to the Hoka One One. My joints feel great after runs.

Light-weight, good cushion, and comfortable. Fits a bit narrower than some other shoes, but holds the foot nicely. One drawback is it wears out quickly. All-around great shoe. My go-to shoe for days I want to go fast or far.