Customer Reviews Hoka Rincon TK

Unfortunately they were a bit wide and foot slid around

I wore these shoes to walk around our neighborhood, but after two months, they have already lost the tread. It looks like foam is coming off the sole.

Shoe structure is good and firm for those with flatter feet, however the merchant sent me the incorrect size. I ordered a 11.5W but received a 11.5 REGULAR.

I use these sneakers for daily exercise mainly walking 3-4 miles. Shoes or good but they didn't have extra wide when I ordered them and that's what I needed extra wide.

Unfortunately this pair has lost its support and comfort faster than any other pair I've purchased. I've had numerous back surgeries and hoka has been a lifesaver for me. This review hurts me as I post it.

I find these are very comfortable and fit nicely; however the soles of the shoe are extremely soft and have worn out quickly. Not what I was expecting for these.

I used these while in the army. We would run 3x a week 4-5 miles per session. The first week I had bad shin splints and I figured it was just due to the brand new shoes needing to be broken in. As I began to run more and more I noticed that this was a regular occurrence with this shoe. I used my old shoes, Brooks Adrenalines and noticed the running was more comfortable and the shin pain wasn't as bad. And eventually went away. For my first pair of Hokas, I wasn't impressed with the shoe. However I am looking forward to trying the new Mach4. If that doesn't work I'm going back to brooks. :(

When I purchased your website said to order regular size 10 even though I wear 10D.

I bought these shoes to assist with arch support. It seems that I am having more discomfort than what I started with. Not sure if these are the right shoes for me. I will wear them before I decide to buy another pair.

I bought these for my 3-4 times a week 4-5 mile runs on grass, mulch, dirt trails and sandy beaches, but haven't had a chance to test them out yet apart from walking around town in them. They are extremely light and comfortable, and look really cool. I bought a pair of Hoka One-One Evo Mafates earlier this year, and they have worked - and are still working - really well for me, despite the fraying uppers. I decided to try the Rincons because they were on sale totaling about $85 less than the Mafates, but when I got them I was reminded you get what you pay for. They do not seem to be nearly as sturdy, and have none of the protection the Mafates have. Having not yet tested them on a run, it would be unfair to judge them, but my sense is that I probably would choose something sturdier in the future.

The inserts need to have softer cushion.

Size 9.5 half size bigger,to narrow, to tight. Exchanged for Bondi 9.5 wide, because there's no available wide size on Rincon 2 models. As soon arrived, I'll let you know how are they

Did I misread the description? I look for the plushest shoe i can get, and maybe I misread the description, but the Rincon 2 is not close to my previous Hoka experiences! I suggest one makes sure that they are getting plush if they are wanting plush, because with Hoka's expanded offerings, it's possible to get something less cushioned than you bargained for!

The soles of the shoes are were the cushion comes from. The insoles are paper thin pretty much nothing. They are good if you don't need or want after market insoles. They are to tight for my carbon fiber insoles.

The toe box is small and slopes upwards and the mid foot doesn't strike the ground. I prefer the Torrent 2.

The first few days I was not impressed. The shoe broke in and now is OK. Unfortunately I waited too long to trade in for the next size up. If someone wants to make a customer happy, can you take a late trade in for a 9 verses a 8.5?

Feels a little tight in the toe box

I really liked how light the shoe was and was fairly comfortable, the problem was the one shoe was rubbing right below the ankle and causing discomfort. Unfortunately had to return item, but will probably try another shoe in the future.

Feeling good, all street miles walking jogging Twoo weeks of wear. 22 miles a week & they are showing signs of wear already..

These wear out really fast. Especially I. The toe and the plastic in the heel

I have several pairs of Hoka Sneakers this style is light weight but not a lot of cushion compared to the other styles. I think HOKA sneakers are fantastic.

Good road feel. Much different than the clifton. I like the roll and feel, but a different fit than than my size 11 cliftons and would need to go a half size down in the future.

Tight at for foot not as good fit as Clinton's I have. Also showing a lot of sole wear after a month of medium use doubt they will hold up

great looking shoe, want to love it, toe box too tight, too small. try to return.

I am an average runner, 175lb. I bought this shoes 3 months ago, 140 miles later and the sole is gone. I run only in pavement. It's very disappointing because I like how they feel, very light and love the cushion. The farthest I ran with them was 9 miles and they felt great all the way. I don't think I will buy them again, I'll go with something that will last at least double.