Customer Reviews Hoka Rincon 3

HOKAs were recommended to me as a good shoe for rehab patients. I haven't worn them yet but I bought them for when I can wear sneakers again.

Not enough padding, too tight, too high heels. The goods, very light and seems durable.

The shoe is too tight for walking. I am trying to stretch it out.

I know wear and tear is natural and inevitable, but seems a bit premature on hokas this new. Less than 2 months

This shoe is growing on me, however I would not recommend this shoe at the same price as the Bondi. This shoe should be less expensive than the others. It offers less cushion, less plush and it's not my favorite. Part of my wanted to return it, but I had already worn it out.

The shoes are comfortable and fit well. However, the Rincon3 has no padding in the tongue. I will not purchase this model again.

Unfortunately my shoes did not meet my expectations, My objectives were cushion and plushness, I did not feel as thought they delivered. I spoke to multiple of your reps prior to ordering, maybe I ordered the wrong ones. I do appreciate all the assistance. Maybe in time I will give them another try.

Insole arch too high for my flat foot. Shoe produced foot cramps when walking. Clifton 9 is a much better fit for someone with flat feet.

I'm neither wowed or disappointed

The product is great but was not the color I ordered upon receiving it. I ordered black and received green

The tongue is so limp and flimsy its difficult to put on.

too narrow at the balls of my feet, hurts to wear for long periods of time, maybe I need a wide fit?

Hi, I went to a store to get my feet measured and identify a best Hoka Running shoe for me. I ended up with a recommendation for Rincon3, and I bought two different colors (red-ish, and yellow-ish). While the size, fit and feeling are great, I am surprised that the colors are coming off. It's always the color of the tongue that stains my socks. I have run over 300 miles in both of them, and it simply doesn't stop.

I got the wide but the shoe still seem narrow.

I ordered a pair of black and white and this looks like a very dark blue like it has poor ink distribution into the fiber of the shoe.

I'm a bigger, heavier guy who typically runs 4-6 miles 2-3 time per week. Prefer trails. Anyway, the sole rides great: comfortable, but not too soft, so feels light and lively. The uppers are thin, stiff, plasticky, feel cheap, and pinch if I don't get the lacing juuuust right.

Not sure that I like the Hokas, the cushion cause my weigh to shift oddly so it seems like I end up with my weigh up on my heels. It may get better the more I wear them. I wish they had a removable foot bed so my orthotic fit better,

I run on a combination of surfaces and the bottoms of these new shoes are already getting scuffed up and worn down in 42 miles. I purchased a new pair of ASICS (my old running shoe) to wear when I run on the street so I could save the Hokas for the dirt trail. Hopefully they will last longer that way.

I run on an athletics track about 25 miles per week. The heal wore through and gave me a blister on the bottom rear of my foot.

Shoes are super super light. I think that plays into them being a little stiff. Not a lot of spring to them. But I like them enough to keep using. Just know they aren't super springy or soft.

This is an Awesome shoe, but this style type does not feel the same as my other Hoka shoes. Not as much comfort. It still is more comfortable than most other brands, but not as comfortable as my 3 other Hoka styles.