Customer Reviews Hoka Rincon

This shoe surprised me because it is not the higher price as some of the other shoes. Light shoe but decent cushioning! Love it!

I use it for work and it's so comfortable

After a long string of injuries that took me out of three marathons, I'm finally back to running and I needed a new pair of Hokas. I haven't done more than ten miles at a time in these shoes, and I don't plan on running more than a half marathon for the time being. That being said, they are awesome if you want a high quality shoe that can handle more than just a few miles on the treadmill, but I can't say anything about how they would do for marathon runners.

I walk miles, daily, with my dog, and at work (long term care). I have dealt with foot issues in the past, and have tried almost every shoe under the sun. This one, from the moment I put it on, gave me relief.

Love these shoes. Light and comfortable.

I walk everyday and no pain

Probably my best Hoka's sneaker, and I only use Hoka's

Love these shoes. High cushion without feeling sloppy or heavy. Quick !

I absolutely love these shoes! I thought I might have to leave HOKA after they got rid of the Clayton. I tried the Mach2 and the Cavu2 and couldn't get the feel or fit that my Clayton's had. I thought I'd try one more time when the Rincon came out. Wow right out of the box I knew I had finally found a replacement for my old Claytons. I was even more pleased after a short 5K run. These shoes are so great I ordered a second pair already.

I purchased these from my local running store about a week ago and took them for a 10K right out of the box. Not a single problem. I replaced the liner with my own arch support and noticed the factory liners were glued into the shoes. I managed to peel them out without damaging anything. The shoes are a comfortable ride, true to size, no heel slipping. There is plenty of padding on the tongue and around the ankle, giving a sense of security in the shoe. The upper fabric is thin. The benefit is light weight and breathability. The down side is durability. I wouldn't recommend trail running in these. The tread is more substantial than other Hoka road shoes, giving a greater sense of security when the pavement is slippery. I also appreciate the lower price. While I normally run trails in Speedgoats, these will be my go-to road and racing shoe.

Out of the box...exactly what I was hoping. I've tried several versions but the minute I put this shoe on, I was mmediately reminded me of my all time favorite Clifton 1 (with more cushion than the recent bring back version). The toe box had plenty of room, maybe a little more fitted. Definately, can feel the heel cushion. Super light...6.30. The only con would be needs more color choices.

I bought this as a light weight trainer to replace my Machs, which I never liked quite as well as the Clayton. I love these, and might consider this my Hoka of choice now.

I need to exchange for a size 10

Still like Brooks better

Great for walking and running

I have been running in Hokas for a few years. I need the cushioning as I have a chronically dislocated toe that can be painful at the end of long runs. The Hokas have helped me stay on the road. Currently running in the Rincon which I alternate with the Bondi. The Rincon is lighter than the Bondi but still offers reasonable cushioning. I gave a "4" because I find the sole breaks down kind of quickly.

walking 6 miles a day

Run about 4-6 miles a 5-6days a week. Plus walk 2-3 miles per day. Soles wearing out quickly. Love how light weight the shoes are.

I wear the shoes at work I am in health care. Fit fairly comfortably. Very disappointed with your ongoing shipping fee's .Only way they are free is if the item is full price? I have paid shipping fee's three times with you .Not a fan. I own 11 different pairs of HOKA'S . Even the retail stores offer 10% off from time to time.

Love the look and feel, but feel it was at least a 1/2 size too big, which makes me feel like I am going to trip while running.

This is my second Hoka purchase. My first pair were Cliftons. My second pair are Rincons. I walk daily averaging 4 miles a day at least 5 days a week. I find the Cliftons give me the cushion and support I need for that amount of walking. I think my Rincons are for more of a casual use or lighter walking. They are lightweight compared to the Cliftons but the Cliftons provide me the ankle support I need. I'm glad i chose a differnt style to try but I will be purchasing another pair of Cliftons.

I have three pair and these are the most comfortable shoes I've ever owned. I have fussy feet with plantar fasciitis for over 35 years. I walk 6-8 miles a day pain free with these shoes. My only reason for marking off one star is they really wear out fast and I'm thinking it's because of the superior cushioning. It is still worth it to me as I'm such an avid walker, but it's a consideration for many.