Customer Reviews Hoka Rincon TK

Seems the last 3 pairs of shoes I purchased don't last very long. The bottoms start coming apart on 2 pair after 2 months Were not heavily used. Hoping this pair lasts longer otherwise it's time to find a new brand

I do a moderate amount of distance running. These shoes do what I would have expected. They are super plush and have a very compliant gate. In turn, they are absolutely numb and disconnect you from the running surface. That's not necessarily bad, but different for me. I like a responsive shoe that connects with the ground but I see the value of the function of extreme cushioning as I get older and try to protect my joints.

I've been searching for a comfortable and supportive pair of running sneakers and I've finally found them. I've gone through several top brands but none have offered the level of padding upon landing and the overall support with the comfort that my Hoka's provide.

Very light, nice cushion feels comfortable

As a teacher, I'm on my feet all day. I also don't have a lot of money to spend, so I usually get the cheapest options or clearance shoes. My husband noticed that his doctors and nurses all seem to wear HOKAs. I decided to give them a try and it has been really nice to not have super sore feet at the end of the day! I even bought a second pair for my other job running out grocery orders for a superstore.

Shoes are good walking shoes and look great

Really like the Rincon, but the II is a different shoe. Not sure why the change had to be made in the toe area. Seems more round and feels different. I have pre ordered the III hoping for the feel and look of the Rincon I

I am new to HOKA and I'm on my second pair. I really like the width of the toe box and the cushion on the heel. My first pair was the Carbon X2 and after putting 500+ on them I needed something that gave me the trail and road ability. These were the best fit for me especially going from road to trail where I live and that's just with one run. I feel this shoe adapts to both terrains and that is what I was looking for. Next up- the Speed Goats! Stay tuned! One One!

I ordered black but I think they look blue not happy

Love the way this shoe rides!

Great feel, appears like outer sole wears easily after only a few runs

The shoe was incredibly lightweight, great cushion support from the toe to the heel. The lightweight upper was so thin however that I had to tighten my shoes beyond comfort which resulted in a ton of foot pain after running a 5k. I think the shoe would be great for someone with a wider foot. Customer service was great and the return process was smooth. Nothing bad to say about the company or product, just preference.

I love the color and the weight of them. They are comfortable but not enough cushion in the soles.

This is my second pair of Hoka One One shoes I have bought. I have warn my first pair for walks of 3+ miles per day for a couple of years. Since they are wearing out I bought a second pair. The fits are perfect. I have peripheral neuropathy in my feet so support and comfort are important.

These shoes are light and comfortable.

Very light weight and the fit is amazing. I've put about 20-30 miles on them and the foam in the center is starting to wear a lot. Same with the outer heel. Everything on top is holding up and fit true to size. But that foam on the bottom not being covered by any rubber is the real issue. Only been running on roads not trails. I would absolutely not recommend for trail runs I feel the foam would deteriorate. I will not being buying another pair because of the unprotected foam on the bottom. The great comfort and fit does not make up for the poor quality on the bottom.

Maybe it's the road surface in Maine but these shoes have less than 40 miles on them and they're showing real heavy signs of wear. Great feel and light weight, just not as durable as one would expect from a shoe at that price. The reviews for the most part are accurate with the wear and feel

I use the sneakers for casual running, the treadmill and the gym. I like the feel and the forward energy of the shoe. It is light and responsive. Honestly, for the thickness of the shoe I thought they would be a little more plush in the mid foot. Every now and then I feel a slight hot spot but as they are breaking they seem comfortable. I would recommend these shoes to my family and friends.

So, I first I just want to say, they don't really live up to the hype. I work in healthcare and almost everybody I work with wears them, and swear by them. So I bought a pair and tried them out and wasn't initially impressed. They felt like, well, just a pair of shoes. However!!! They are very comfortable and the more I wear them I can tell they are forming to my foot. I also noticed that I have not been getting any hip pain like I used to from being on my feet all day. Also, I don't know why, but my favorite part about the shoes are the laces. They have a little bit of elasticity to them which really helps to keep them comfortable all day long. You can tie them snug and it never feels like it's squeezing your foot too hard. I would definitely buy another pair.

Great shoes. Very light weight and well constructed. My only complaint is that they are a bit tight. I will definitely be ordering again but in a style that offers extra wide.

So far I have liked the light weight and cushion of this shoe, Good for medium to long runs. I'm still getting used to this shoe, since I am a runner who likes to feel the ground a bit more than this shoe allows. So if you like running on a cloud and want a light weight shoe, look no further. If you are looking for a bit stiffer ride with a little more support, try the Arahi or Giovata.

These shoes are comfortable for long runs, but fast and responsive enough to really pick up the pace. I owned two pairs of the first Rincon, and they lasted a long time, so I have faith that even though these show quick signs of wear, it's more aesthetic than anything else. My only issue is that it fits looser on my feet than its predecessor.

Put 325 miles on my Rincon 1,s before I needed to retire them. Decided to go for the Rincon 2 as I liked the general feel of the midsole. Pros: New upper feels more dialed in and locked down. Less moving around in the shoe, especially while cornering at a quick pace. Cons: When I was really pushing it my big toe on my larger foot rubbed just slightly against some part of the upper. Probably wouldn't wear these to race a half or higher in terms of mileage. Long laces. Overall: Great shoe, upper seems simplified and dialed in compared to V1. A great interval / repeat shoe as it behaves very well at various paces. My biggest issue which led me to retire the v1's were the insole slipping around during hot and humid conditions. I needed to tape it down in order to stop it during long, sweaty runs. Ultimately a hotspot developed in the mid foot of my right shoe - around 325 miles in - needed to get rid of them due to discomfort. I'm hoping they resolved this issue in v2

I've given these a try after being loyal to the Cliftons ever since I started buying Hoka's. I did so just because I liked the looks more so. I've primarily been a walker thus far. In my opinion, they are really good, but not nearly as comfortable as the Cliftons...but I've only been in them for a months thus far, so we'll see. May need to give them a little more time to break in.

3rd pair of Hoka's! Shopping for #4!