Hoka Anacapa Breeze Low Review

Let us mention to you that the Hoka Anacapa shoe line is striking all the right chords and is gaining clout from shoe lovers across the world and Hoka fans are loving every bit of it.

Satisfied with the Anacapa series of Hoka, we decided to review the Hoka Anacapa Breeze Low and here we are with our review,

With that being said, let us go off the hooks and make a big claim upon the completion of our review, and that is:

“ Currently in the hiking shoes arena, Hoka Anacapa does indeed make a big mark in the industry and is surely one of the most comfortable hiking shoes out there in the niche.”

Now, before we talk further about the sensational hiking shoe Hoka Anacapa Breeze Low, let us focus a bit on the technicalities and learn about the technical features of Hoka Anacapa Breeze Low:

Key Takeaways: Anacapa Breeze Low

Hoka Anacapa Breeze Low is quite comfortable

The hiking shoe is priced at $155.
With a compression-molded EVA Foam Midsole, it weighs around 12.40 oz.
Hoka Anacapa Low Breeze has a spacious tox box and thus ensures breathability.

It provides limited ankle support
Owing to it design, it is very convenient to put on the Hoka Anacapa Breeze Low.
Hoka Anacapa Breeze Low is not waterproof.

Key Features:

Features	Male	Female
Price	$155	$155
Stability	Neutral	Neutral
Cushion	Balanced	Balanced
Heel To Toe Drop	6.00 mm	6.00 mm
Weight	12.40 oz	10.20 oz
Colours Available	5	5
Size Available (US)	7 to 15	5 to 11
Midsole	Compression-molded EVA foam	Compression-molded EVA foam

What makes Hoka Anacapa Breeze Low Special?

You all have continuously heard the line that- all hiking shoes are more or less the same, there are no vital differences between them.

Although, it’s not for us to answer, rather let us attempt to focus on how Hoka Anacapa is any different from the rest of the shoes.

Although it is a hiking shoe, the Hoka Anacapa Breeze Low prioritizes breathability and is lightweight while ensuring durability and stability.

Although these shoes look bulky, they are lightweight and extremely comfortable. It is also to be mentioned that, this hiking shoe has been made while keeping humid weather in mind as well, and thus warm weather will no longer trouble the feet of the hikers.

Let us now talk about the strengths of the shoes as well as their limitations, shall we?

Pros	Cons
Very Comfortable Compressed Lightweight Breathable Upper Traction	High Price Not Waterproof Ankle Support

To have a better grasp of the Hoka Anacapa series, you can check our review on Hoka Anacapa Low GTX as they fall under the same niche.

The Limited Ankle Support Aspect:

To ensure better mobility and breathability, Hoka opted for a low-cut design with the Anacapa Breeze Low.

Owing to this low-cut design, if we compare it to other traditional boots, the Anacapa Breeze Low might not have similar ankle support and this is potentially the only major drawback of this Hoka shoe if we exclude the pricing factor.

Easy to put on:

As Hoka always prioritises customer convenience, it is quite impressive how detailed they get when it comes to customising the shoe.

The upper heel of the Hoka Anacapa has been designed in a V-shaped way, such that it makes it very easy for everyone to put on the shoe without any major friction

On top of this, because there is enough space in the toe box, one can adjust to the shoe right away and feel comfortable.

Hoke Anacapa Breeze Low and its Contemporaries:

As we know, the niche concerning hiking shoes is pretty saturated. Based on this, for obvious reasons, people are indeed open to trying out different shoes within the niche.

For your convenience, we have compiled a few of Hoka Anacapa Breeze Low’s major contemporaries in the market.

Features	Hoka Anacapa Breeze Low	Salomon X Ultra 4 GTX	Merrell Moab 3
Price	$155	$160	$120
Waterproof	No	Yes	No
Main Functionality	Hiking	Hiking	Hiking
Weight	12.40 oz	14.4 0z	12.2 oz