Side view of Women’s Rincon 3 running shoe in shell coral and peach – featuring engineered mesh upper for breathability, responsive midsole cushioning for energy return, and sleek low-profile silhouette for speed and agility.
Angled View of Women’s HOKA Rincon 3 Running Shoe in Shell Coral/Peach – featuring streamlined silhouette for race-day performance, cushioned midsole for soft landings, and airy construction for reduced weight.
Angled View of Women’s HOKA Rincon 3 Running Shoe in Shell Coral/Peach – featuring streamlined silhouette for race-day performance, cushioned midsole for soft landings, and airy construction for reduced weight.
Top View of Women’s HOKA Rincon 3 Running Shoe in Shell Coral/Peach – featuring engineered mesh upper for lightweight breathability, thin gusseted tongue for minimal bulk, and performance lacing system for a snug fit.

Women's Rincon 3 - Shell Coral/Peach (B Width)

$129.99 USD
By Hoka
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The HOKA Women’s Rincon 3 in Shell Coral/Peach is the perfect fusion of lightweight performance and plush cushioning. Designed for runners who crave speed without sacrificing support. Whether you’re training, racing, or just enjoying a smooth ride, this shoe delivers responsive comfort in every step.

Key Features:

  • B Width (Regular) – Standard width for most women's shoes
  • Full-Compression EVA Midsole – Provides HOKA’s signature cushioning for a soft, responsive feel
  • Smooth Meta-Rocker – Encourages smooth transitions and efficient stride propulsion
  • Engineered Mesh Upper – Offers breathability and adaptive support for secure, lightweight comfort
  • Slimmed-Down Tongue & Upper Design – Reduces weight without compromising fit or structure
  • Zonal Rubber Placement – Increases durability and traction while keeping the shoe ultra-light
  • Asymmetrical Tongue Construction – Improves foot lockdown and reduces pressure points
  • Orthotic Friendly – Removable insole allows for the use of custom or over-the-counter orthotics
  • Helps with foot conditions such as mild plantar fasciitis, shin splints, mild overpronation, metatarsalgia, forefoot pain, and general foot fatigue