Customer Reviews Hoka Rincon 3

I need a regular cushioned tongue for my shoes or it hurts my leg when i bend my foot. I plan on returning these sneakers.

I am late to review this product, but I wanted to give it ample time to see if it was worth the money. I bought the rincon 3 and LOVE the color choices but the shoe Barry has any support for your feet. I tried to break them in a bit longer and my feet are just sore after a 12 hour day (or longer). I would not recommend this show to anyone. I definitely waited to long to return them also.

Fit is good size wise and I love how light they are, but feel a little odd on the foot. Best way I can describe is low in the heel and high in the toe? Just taking a bit to get used to.

I love hoka but the rincon 3 made my top right foot feel uncomfortable after running. It's to wide for my feet and I am normally 8.5.

Great shoe for walking. If you have wide feet or a bunion, there is limited medial support for the great toe. Firm cushion in the sole. Pretty shoe. I usually wear a size 11 but purchased a 10.5 and was graciously surprised that it fits with room to spare.

They make my foot turn in a tweak my hip and back. That being said they are light, great looking. I'm bummed but it's me not the sneakers

I have a few pairs of rincon so I trust the fit. Wanted a lighter colored shoe and this appeared a light pastel, kind of an aqua blue. It's much more bold than I wanted. I thought it would be similar color to the base of my white Rincon, more of a mint green. This color doesn't go well with much of anything. Still, love the fit and there's very limited choices for a 6 1/2 wide unfortunately.

These shoes are very cute and great for beginner runners, but definitely try them on in store. I used the sizing recommendation tool, which told me to go up a half size. I ended up with flippers! Don't trust the online sizing tool! Apart from that, I'm overall pleased with the shoes and would recommend for short runs.

It's not comfortable for walking.

The shoes hurt my feet

I am no athlete but I enjoy running and have been wanting to try out a hoka shoe for so long but couldn't afford it. Finally made the jump and purchased a pair of Rincons. I'm not impressed. They are comfortable but run a bit big so maybe should have sized down. I have gone on a few runs with them and they just aren't comfortable for me when doing so. Maybe I will try a different style of shoe but at the price I'm too scared to now. I'm just going to either use them for work or give them to my mom for walking.

I'm usually a size 7W, the width is perfect, but I do have extra toe room, so a little big. Overall, comfy. Shoes are okay. Will definitely try a different style next.

i bought 2 pairs of these in 2020 and loved them. One pair was navy and you just stopped selling it, I was disappointed. I bought a pair a few weeks ago and they are quite a bit more narrow than the ones I bought in 2020. Love the Rincon3 because I work on concrete floors and they're a great feel for me, but I am disappointed in the colors offered and how narrow they are now

I bought the blk color way since we can wear gym shoes to work. I came home from work and looked down and it looked navy/blk. I can't have navy as our uniform is black/red/grey.

I have run in these multiple times and can't say they feel great. They are very flat and I believe I have a sore heel from these shoes. Not enough cushion and this is my third pair of this style shoe. These don't live up to the first two pairs.

I already had one pair of Hokas - excellent quality, cushioning, durability. These are low quality, low durability, the tongue is paper thin, and the blue color ran all over my white socks.

very comfortable but I do prefer the Mach 5 over these. These are comfy for sure and are probably best for every day wear.

I had a pair of Clifton 8's that I loved, but wanted to try the Rincon 3. The colors are awesome, but it was not a good fit for me. I overpronate with just my left foot, but the shoe didn't feel good on either foot. It lacked support in the heel for me, and after walking in it my ankles and my knees were achy. I couldn't imagine what it would've felt like if I ran in them. This shoe might work for other people, but it just didn't feel right from the moment I put it on. I'll probably go back to the Clifton 8's or try the Clifton 9's.

I switched to Hokas just over a year ago, and my first pair, which were Cliftons, changed my life. They were comfortable, never hurt my feet even with dozens of miles of consecutive running, and I used them until they were pretty much threadbare. I decided to get Rincoins next, namely because they had a better color selection (sorry). I've been on them for about two months now, and have gotten blisters on every part of my foot, they physically hurt to run in, and they make my long runs feel twice as long. I've gotten many compliments on the look of the shoe, but I would never, ever buy these again, especially as a broke college student.