The Hoka Anacapa Low GTX is a trail shoe designed for outdoor enthusiasts seeking performance and comfort. With a verified cushioned feel, it is suitable for those who require durability during extended hikes.
The shoe features a waterproof upper, ensuring that your feet stay dry in wet conditions. Its all-terrain grip enhances stability on various surfaces, making it ideal for unpredictable environments.
Lab results indicate that the cushioning provides effective support, while its rugged construction offers the resilience typically associated with boots. This combination allows for a running shoe-like experience without compromising on protection.
Pros
- Mind-blowing cushioning
- Podiatrist-approved sole
- Excellent grip
- Top-notch waterproofing
- Lightweight
- Out-of-the-box comfort
- Roomy toebox
- Well-made
- Contains recycled materials
Cons
- Pricier than average
- Weird-looking heel
Key Features
- Gore-Tex Waterproofing: Keeps your feet dry in wet conditions.
- Lightweight Leather Construction: Ensures comfort without sacrificing durability.
- Eco-Friendly Materials: Includes Leather Working Group certified leather and partially recycled laces.
- Meta-Rocker Technology: Enhances stability and reduces fatigue during hikes.
- Extensive Hoka Heel Design: Promotes a natural gait and aids in shock absorption.
Specifications
- Sole Material: Synthetic Rubber
- Shaft Height: Alla caviglia
- Outer Material: Synthetic
- Inner Material: Manmade