Customer Reviews Hoka Rincon 3

I loved the colors of this shoe, they also feel great. I'm not a runner but love comfortable shoes,just had to get use to going forward

nice shoe - think I need a extra wide - will prob return

I've had my new Hoka's for a couple of weeks now and although they are pretty comfortable I'm not sold on the price. My New Balance shoes are just as comfortable at a much cheaper cost.

Shoes fit well and are pretty light. I transitioned from the Bondi 6 to these and am very satisfied.

Ordered the Men's Rincon 3. They fit great & were comfy during a run BUT the tongue wasn't sewn into the shoe (toe box area) properly & rubs a bit. I've bought about a dozen pairs of Hokas for my family & never had this happen. Kind of disappointing that this pair slipped by and into my shoe closet. Especially when they cost so much! I would still rate them high but for the cost I would think someone would be inspecting shoes for quality before they're mailed out to customers.

So far, the shoe is comfy, light and conducive to a great run!

The color pattern is sharp. The fit is great. My only complaint is that it's not as plush as I would have wanted. Others may not need a plush shoe. If that's you, this is a great shoe! I run 10 miles every other day and my feet don't hurt when I'm done, so it's not like it causes any pain. I can just feel the strike differently than with my last pair (Kawana).

I got a pair for my birthday. Have been running in Hokas since the Clifton 1, which I consider the best shoe made. Ran once on the treadmill, then a 5 mile race. Felt light with enough. Had no problem at all with the shoe. As now an older, and somewhat slower runner now, I see it a s a good race shoe for me rather than a daily trainer. Will stick to the Clifton for that.

This shoe has great cushioning but the top is very thin with nothing to cradle your foot. It's been awhile since a running shoe gave me blisters but these did right away. They just felt like attachments to my feet not a part of them like they should. After multiple blisters I returned them which was quick and easy. I would still recommend them as they might work for someone else.

No I wouldn't buy the Rincon 3 again but I would invest in the HOKA ONE ONE. That is my favorite HOKA shoe.

I have to put orthotics in my shoes so that really affects the comfortable fit and feel. I order the 2E in my size, remove the factory pad inside, insert the orthotics and the toe box is very snug. So I have to break them in VERY gradually. Just an hour or so to begin with and then expand the time. After break-in these are very comfortable shoes.

the shape of the toe box was too narrow. loved the weight of the shoe

Love them so much getting speedgoat5 now

For walking

Things I like: lightweight, good cushion and rebound, look great Things I didn't like: excessive high arch support for me hurt my feet just walking I recommend for runners with high arches only.

I use the Rincon for most runs unless I'm going super easy and then I will switch back to Cliftons.

I use it for work / walk at work as I am on my feet for more than12 hours after the breaking in period it worked just fine .. too early to talk about the longevity of the shoes but comfortable for sure no more pain

I am a teacher, so I am on my feet a bit but mainly just walking. They seem to be breaking down fairly fast. For now they are ok but I'm not sure they will last long. They are extremely comfortable and fit well. My feet do not fatigue like other brands.

I really enjoy the shoes. I run a little over 30 miles a week And they're just as comfortable on shorter runs as they are on the longer ones. I have a large and wide foot and the toe box on the 2E width fits me better than my previous brand of shoes. My only real complaint, or concern I guess, is that they seem to be wearing down a little faster than other shoes I put through the same mileage. I will most likely buy another pair to see if it is a problem with the particular pair I wear or if it's just the lifespan of the rincons. I do recommend the shoes but I would definitely take the lifespan into consideration.

Super lightweight and comfortable flex to the sole (I'm a supinator). But the "improvements" from the Rincon 2 aren't improvements to me. I always like the old versions better

Once again hoka sets a standard for comfort.

I wear an 8.5 most of my shoes. For these HOKA I had to change to a 9. They feel great. use them for work in a hospital setting but They should be great for running.

Nice shoe. It is hard to find shoe that fit my small feet correctly. It is good when you can find them. I haven't run much in them as of yet but they are very good walking shoes

The comfort is great but expected it to be wider as I got the wide width but still tight around the ball of my foot. Heal cup needs more support feels like I'm stepping in a hole.

Love the lightweight for road running the tongue on shoe is a little goofy but overall I enjoy the weight and feel for road running.