Delivering the best cushion-to-weight ratio on the market, the Rincon 3 returns in a stupefyingly light silhouette. This redesign features an asymmetrical tongue, thinner pull tab and a vented-mesh upper for ultimate breathability. Our extra-light midsole foam sports aggressive cutouts and enhanced rubber coverage for improved durability. Features: Mesh upper. Asymmetrical tongue. Compression-molded foam midsole. Early state Meta-Rocker. Light Zonal rubber. Vegan. Molded EVA sockliner.
Delivering the best cushion-to-weight ratio on the market, the Rincon 3 returns in a stupefyingly light silhouette. This redesign features an asymmetrical tongue, thinner pull tab and a vented-mesh upper for ultimate breathability. Our extra-light midsole foam sports aggressive cutouts and enhanced rubber coverage for improved durability. Features: Mesh upper. Asymmetrical tongue. Compression-molded foam midsole. Early state Meta-Rocker. Light Zonal rubber. Vegan. Molded EVA sockliner.
Delivering the best cushion-to-weight ratio on the market, the Rincon 3 returns in a stupefyingly light silhouette. This redesign features an asymmetrical tongue, thinner pull tab and a vented-mesh upper for ultimate breathability. Our extra-light midsole foam sports aggressive cutouts and enhanced rubber coverage for improved durability. Features: Mesh upper. Asymmetrical tongue. Compression-molded foam midsole. Early state Meta-Rocker. Light Zonal rubber. Vegan. Molded EVA sockliner.
Delivering the best cushion-to-weight ratio on the market, the Rincon 3 returns in a stupefyingly light silhouette. This redesign features an asymmetrical tongue, thinner pull tab and a vented-mesh upper for ultimate breathability. Our extra-light midsole foam sports aggressive cutouts and enhanced rubber coverage for improved durability. Features: Mesh upper. Asymmetrical tongue. Compression-molded foam midsole. Early state Meta-Rocker. Light Zonal rubber. Vegan. Molded EVA sockliner.
Last updated at 04/13/2026 02:59:10
Hoka One One Rincon 3 - Men's | Sole Motive 11.5 / BLAZING ORANGE/FIESTA
Free delivery between 16–24 Apr
originally posted on runningroom.com
65 Years oldNeutral pronatorDistance 250 Klms per monthBase training pace - 4:45 p/klmThe new Rincon 3 is of course very similar to the previous Rincon 2, but there are a few subtle differences that are worth mentioning here.I really like the new upper & tongue. It has a more lighter, airy, thinner, feel and overall is more comfortable.The ride “cushioning” is however, not as plush/bouncy/soft as the Rincon 2. I noticed that right away. It’s not a huge difference, but the Rincon 3 is definitely more snappy and has that ground-responsive feel, which I don’t actually mind.Rincon 3 is extremely comfortable right from the first step, there is no “wearing in” period at all. They also fit well to size.As a “neutral” pronator, my shoes always last me very ... More65 Years oldNeutral pronatorDistance 250 Klms per monthBase training pace - 4:45 p/klmThe new Rincon 3 is of course very similar to the previous Rincon 2, but there are a few subtle differences that are worth mentioning here.I really like the new upper & tongue. It has a more lighter, airy, thinner, feel and overall is more comfortable.The ride “cushioning” is however, not as plush/bouncy/soft as the Rincon 2. I noticed that right away. It’s not a huge difference, but the Rincon 3 is definitely more snappy and has that ground-responsive feel, which I don’t actually mind.Rincon 3 is extremely comfortable right from the first step, there is no “wearing in” period at all. They also fit well to size.As a “neutral” pronator, my shoes always last me very well. The Rincon 2 and 3 are no exception.At $145 CDN a pair, I think these shoes are truly great value.
originally posted on nordstrom.com
These shoes are really comfortable. I’m usually a Nike guy so style was important to me. HOKA tends to be a little out there with style but I finally found their most subtle style and grabbed these. I’m really happy I did. They look great, they are comfortable and light, and they provide the support I need for my knees and feet to walk my dogs daily. I would just hope they start calming down the color patterns so I could find more options.
originally posted on altitude-sports.com
This is my second pair of HOKA Rincons, and in both cases they have been very comfortable but not particularly durable. In line with research done before purchasing the first pair, they are an enjoyable shoe to run in for an average runner but you can expect to replace them at least once a year depending on your exercise frequency.
| Size (US) | 11.5US |
Hoka One One Rincon 3 - Men's | Sole Motive 11.5 / BLAZING ORANGE/FIESTA
Free delivery between 16–24 Apr
65 Years oldNeutral pronatorDistance 250 Klms per monthBase training pace - 4:45 p/klmThe new Rincon 3 is of course very similar to the previous Rincon 2, but there are a few subtle differences that are worth mentioning here.I really like the new upper & tongue. It has a more lighter, airy, thinner, feel and overall is more comfortable.The ride “cushioning” is however, not as plush/bouncy/soft as the Rincon 2. I noticed that right away. It’s not a huge difference, but the Rincon 3 is definitely more snappy and has that ground-responsive feel, which I don’t actually mind.Rincon 3 is extremely comfortable right from the first step, there is no “wearing in” period at all. They also fit well to size.As a “neutral” pronator, my shoes always last me very ... More65 Years oldNeutral pronatorDistance 250 Klms per monthBase training pace - 4:45 p/klmThe new Rincon 3 is of course very similar to the previous Rincon 2, but there are a few subtle differences that are worth mentioning here.I really like the new upper & tongue. It has a more lighter, airy, thinner, feel and overall is more comfortable.The ride “cushioning” is however, not as plush/bouncy/soft as the Rincon 2. I noticed that right away. It’s not a huge difference, but the Rincon 3 is definitely more snappy and has that ground-responsive feel, which I don’t actually mind.Rincon 3 is extremely comfortable right from the first step, there is no “wearing in” period at all. They also fit well to size.As a “neutral” pronator, my shoes always last me very well. The Rincon 2 and 3 are no exception.At $145 CDN a pair, I think these shoes are truly great value.
These shoes are really comfortable. I’m usually a Nike guy so style was important to me. HOKA tends to be a little out there with style but I finally found their most subtle style and grabbed these. I’m really happy I did. They look great, they are comfortable and light, and they provide the support I need for my knees and feet to walk my dogs daily. I would just hope they start calming down the color patterns so I could find more options.
This is my second pair of HOKA Rincons, and in both cases they have been very comfortable but not particularly durable. In line with research done before purchasing the first pair, they are an enjoyable shoe to run in for an average runner but you can expect to replace them at least once a year depending on your exercise frequency.
Great colour, sizing works well for me! Usually wear a 9.5 and ordered a 9.5 and the fit works.Shoes are definitely good, different compared to the Clifton line, a bit less cushioned but like a lot of reviews say, if you're looking for a shoe to up the pace then these are the ones.Definitely durability is improved compared to previous versions but still not as good as the Cliftons.
Have been watching for a good deal on a new pair of Hoka running shoes as they are my go to shoes for walking. The delivery was super quick as usual and I was very happy with them when I looked them over and tried them on. Highly recommend Altitude Sports and these shoes.
Rincon 1 was a nice shoe. Light, cushioned but not as pillowy as the Clifton. Only problem was the durability of the outsole, which has apparently been addressed in the 2 (which I can’t speak to) and the 3 that I bought recently. However, inexplicably they took the nice padded tongue in the 1 (and maybe the 2) shortened it and made it thinner in a sharper v shape that cuts right into your ankle like pincers. Almost unwearable now. I don’t recall reading reviews of the Rincon 1 where people complained that the tongue was too comfortable. Hopefully Hoka will put back the padded tongue in Rincon 4.
Bought these runnig shoes to replacean old pair of Hoka One One, The ride is smooth with the shock absorbtion, specially for me it has to be like that for my bad knees. Fully satisfied with them.For the quality, will see on the long run if they worth the pair that I had.
These are great. Like others have said they are very lightweight and cushioned but not in a way that it’ll change your balance. They are very stable and offer good traction on anything dry (haven’t gotten out in rainy conditions yet). I wear 8.5 in my Salomon shoes, I had to buy a 9 in this model as the 8.5 was slightly too small. The 9 is larger than what I’m used too but the fit and comfort are perfect. I honestly don’t want to run without them!
This definitely builds off the previous version quite well. It has more cushion and stability. It feels very smooth whether you're doing a recovery run or running intervals. The only issue is that it still doesn't have a long life, it only makes it to about 5-600km before the cushioning breaks down. Otherwise highly recommend in your training arsenal.
This is my second pair of Rincons and I am still very happy with my choice. These are insanely light, responsive for speed work but also very comfortable for long easy runs. Alot of talk about the non-gussetted asymmetrical tongue, it's a non-issue for me. At 150+ kms in, the wear on the rubber treads is showing, so not the most durable but that's the price to pay for feather-light shoes. Wouldn't buy any other shoe for all-round training.
| Size (US) | 11.5US |
