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To sum up the video. Almost nothing has changed. Maybe the fabric is more water resistant and it may make your feet warmer than the Rincon One. I would buy the two in a heartbeat.

I like the orig. Rincon, too, and picked up the new version - have barely worn the 2 but after trying on and a quick jog the 2 felt fine (and I’m keeping them).

I use Rincons for tanning and they are awesome. Only problem is they wear out fast. Light shoes don’t last long.

Best typo ever. How are the tan-lines from those trainers? I foundt the tracers best for straight tan-lines, and the Bondi for good threshold-tanning sessions.

Let's be real: the UV exposure is going to break most shoes down quickly. careful with the bondis... with that stack you're flying closer to the sun

It's been a bit since I put the rincon 2 on.


I did a quick shoe review of it with my initial thoughts as well as a comparison review against the clifton. Go here you can scroll to find the reviews.

IIRC the only changes from the 1 to 2 were an upper change. It's the same platform, midsole, laces etc. They may have altered the outsole design a touch, can't remember.

The shoe should fit and feel the same.

Every season your favorite shoe is going to change. If you make friends with your local running shop they can let you know when that's happening and order you extra shoes in the model you like. I'm not afraid to email the reps and ask them to pull my favs from other LRS inventories if I really, really LOVE a shoe and know a drastic change is coming up.

If you get to know the folks in your LRS they may be willing to do that for you. Now if you're only in 1-2x year that's not happening. If you're in often & make an effort to get to know the staff you're going to get favorable treatment for stuff like that.

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