Customer Reviews Hoka Rincon 2

Not comfortable. Should have kept my air max. Now I have to keep these until I wear them out. See how long that takes.

The wear is extremely quick. The material after a month and some days show lost surface on the sole

Was training for a marathon, these had maybe 200 miles on them and then had no support, bottoms torn up. I run on roads and they look like I had taken them trail running. Cushioning faded fast

Disappointed made the side of my foot hurt also less padding

The sizes run small

Sadly i expected these to answer my foot problems, but after only 30 minutes wearing them, it was agonizing

My first pair of "higher quality" shoes because I saw people at a recent triathlon wearing them. First of all, as soon as I opened the box I thought they sent the wrong shoes - super bright orange compared to red orange pics on my monitor and phone. Second, I put them on and seriously thought it wasn't my shoes - way too big! Third, the right shoe is biggee than the left! Nithing but low quality, bad shoes with ridiculously thin and pointless insoles. Hoka, give me my money back or suck it, you're horrible. What a wate of a hard earned 100 dollars, throwing this out asap.

Haven't got particularly wide feet - but these are very narrow fitting. Had to return. Got a Clifton 7 - far better

Too hard on my plantar fasciitis suffering feet! I think there should be a lot more cushion like Clifton series. Also, the width is not wide enough.

The design of these shoes is terrible for every day runners. I'm usually a Brooks Ghost running shoe wearer and I am firmly going back to those shoes. I thought I would try out Hoka, since I heard a lot about them from other runners, but my experience with these shoes has been awful. Within a week of running in them (about 6 miles a day), the bottom of the shoe was completely tearing apart. It's like the shoes are not meant for active wear, the bottom is like paper mache and comes off within weeks of wearing them. If you want to spend your money on running shoes avoid these ones, they will not last longer than a couple weeks. The way the shoes break down on the bottom you risk injuring yourself running in them after a couple weeks.

I've owned HOKAs before for running in the military and normally they are great shoes, but I have had them for 2 weeks and they are already falling apart.

Not a good product

meh

They hurt my feet.

I've been running Nike Pegasus since HS XC back in1994. I decided to try a more maximal shoe because I'm getting older and want some more cushion. I did the online fit assessment and this shoe was one of three that popped up. It didn't fit right and it was as killing my calves, my feet just didn't feel supported and it activated my tendency to under pronate. You may like this shoe, and it is a great, well built shoe but it just wasn't the shoe for me. I sent it back to try the Clifton.

This was an uncomfortable shoe for me to wear. However, the real disappointment came when the sole of one shoe began coming apart after just 3 weeks of wearing. I returned the pair of shoes today and I am hoping they make good on their 30 day no questions asked guarantee. I have requested a refund, not another pair of shoes.

not as comfortable as stinson atr 3

Running 3 miles per day

Shoe was to narrow. Returned shoe in exchange for Clifton 7 in a 9.5 wide

i love the shoe but the right shoe a little to tight no one has contacting me and a pain will not buy on line again

I used these for short 3 mile runs. From the day I started to break them in, I noticed the top of my right shoe would pinch my big toe. I thought nothing of it and continued to use them thinking they needed to be broken in some more. I continued using them and would still feel the discomfort on my big toe. I began to think I was developing arthritis in my big toe until I took a run with an old pair of Hoka Valors and no more pain! By the time I realized it was the shoe, it was too late to return them.

I have been running in this shoe for the first time and logged my first 40 miles on them in two weeks. These shoes have the most basis foam midsole and it already worn out as if I've run on these for 300+ miles. No matter how you fit these, my achilles seems to ride too far up in the shoe, causing an overstretched heel strike. I would not recommend these shoes to anyone! For the price, there's zero technology. These are no different than basic $50.00 foam midsole shoes you can by at the lowest end of the all the major brands. Sorry Hoka, this shoe is all show and no go!