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HOKA - Anacapa Mid GTX - Walking boots £82.47 at Alpine Trek
HOKA - Anacapa Mid GTX - Walking boots £82.47 at Alpine Trek
HOKA - Anacapa Mid GTX - Walking boots £82.47 at Alpine Trek
HOKA - Anacapa Mid GTX - Walking boots £82.47 at Alpine Trek
HOKA - Anacapa Mid GTX - Walking boots £82.47 at Alpine Trek
HOKA - Anacapa Mid GTX - Walking boots £82.47 at Alpine Trek
HOKA - Anacapa Mid GTX - Walking boots £82.47 at Alpine Trek
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Posted 23 November 2022

HOKA - Anacapa Mid GTX - Walking boots £82.47 at Alpine Trek

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MATERIAL INFORMATION & FEATURES

Recommended use: Hut touring, Hillwalking
Categorisation: A/B - high-cut walking boots
Main material: 100% leather
Inserts: 100% polyester
Material type: leather/synthetic
Material note: contains non-textile parts of animal origin
Technology: GORE-TEX
Fabric treatment: DWR treated
Fabric properties: breathable, waterproof

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

LIGHTWEIGHT WALKING BOOTS WITH A WATERPROOF GORE-TEX MEMBRANE
If you’re in the market for lightweight boots for hill walking, then you’ve got to check out the Anacapa Mid GTX from HOKA. They feature a durable leather and breathable recycled mesh upper with an integrated GORE-TEX membrane to protect your feet against moisture.

COMFORTABLE FIT AND A SOFT MIDSOLE
Thanks to the comfortable fit, the boots are perfect for long hill walks and multi-day tours. Plus, they have a soft midsole made of a compressed EVA foam to cushion your every step. The HOKA Anacapa Mid GTX are completed by the pull tabs and reinforced toes.

The advantages at a glance:

  • Lightweight walking boots with a rapid lacing system
  • Waterproof GORE-TEX membrane prevents moisture from penetrating
  • Durable leather and breathable recycled mesh fabric for maximum comfort whilst hill walking
  • Comfortable EVA cushioning in the midsole
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  1. anonymouse10's avatar
    I live in Hoka hikers thanks to arthritis of the feet and hips, and they are absolutely fantastic for that.
  2. EllMitcho's avatar
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  3. lazyfatboy's avatar
    Signing up to their mailing list should get you a fiver voucher, unsure if it can be used on reduced items.
    Bluecorn's avatar
    Worked for me. Cheers
  4. richteabiscuit's avatar
    I have the anacapa lo version. Suggest sizing a full size up esp if you have wide feet
    flity7's avatar
    Do you have Hoka running shoes and if so are they the same size as these walking boots? Cheers.
  5. kappachin0's avatar
    Pretty cool looking hiking shoes, I'd pick these if I am in the market over those overpriced Adidas hiking trainers.
    bluenewt's avatar
    The Adidas are £103 on the same site, gone for them instead
  6. Jaenova's avatar

    A very similar Hoka model cut in half, I doubt they'll be made that differently
  7. buliztik's avatar
    Fear I would be taken the piste out for wearing these on a hike
  8. C0mm0d0re_K1d's avatar
    These look like some odd hi top basketball type trainers, as opposed to walking or hiking shoes.

    Also wondering what the "Material note: contains non-textile parts of animal origin" bit is all about. Apart from leather, Suade or nubuck. What are they referring to?
    bluesatin's avatar
    Likely just referring to the leather parts:
    'Non-textile parts of animal origin' means any parts made of materials such as down, feather, bone, leather, pearl or horn.
  9. Pyr0bi's avatar
    Great deal, love my Hokas but they look too narrow for me.
  10. simba2585's avatar
    Not sure about Vibram....always found them to be quite slippy compared to Goodyear
    Gigasonix's avatar
    I've seen lots of reviews of various sole manufacturers and there is always someone who doesn't like a specific type of sole and others who swear by them. I read an article once and the author suggested the reason for this is in the manufacturing process and they believe that they put a substance in the moulding machine so help the sole come out and not stick inside. This substance in some circumstances could stick to the sole and make them slippy. Eventually this would wear away, but the owner would have already formed their opinion that the sole was slippy. I have these Anacapa boots and the vibram megagrip sole is the best you can buy as far as I know.
  11. mattd555's avatar
    heatttttttt
  12. Groove's avatar
    Just received mine & are so comfortable but...the left boot makes a slight popping sound when i put them on and walked around the house...not sure if it'll go after wearing them for a bit...don't want to return them if I can help it!

    Unsure if this is common in Hoka boots as this is my first pair.

    I'm a UK 8.5 in Adidas & ordered the same size in these & the fit is perfect for me. (edited)
    Gigasonix's avatar
    Mine definitely don't pop. Returns should be free and the sale ends today so I would buy another pair if I were you.
  13. starfarer's avatar
    7.65% TCB too. For under £70 range including fiver off from newsletter signup, this is a super hot deal. Thanks OP.
  14. lozmeister's avatar
    Ordered thanks
  15. lozmeister's avatar
    Now from £127.46...
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