The Hoka Anacapa 2 Low GTX delivers a high-quality, comfortable experience, especially for travelers in wet and varied environments. The Gore-Tex Invisible Fit membrane is a standout feature, providing excellent waterproofing without the bulky, stiff feeling of older waterproof shoes. This means your feet stay dry and comfortable during a downpour in Taipei or on a soggy trail in the English Lake District. The maximalist cushioning is a huge comfort bonus, effectively absorbing the shock of walking on hard cobblestones or rocky paths for hours on end, which greatly reduces foot fatigue. The wide, stable platform and supportive upper also contribute to a secure and comfortable feel throughout a long day of exploring. The main comfort issue, however, is its lack of breathability. The same membrane that keeps water out also traps heat and moisture in, which can lead to sweaty, uncomfortable feet in warmer or milder weather. The fit can also be a bit narrow in the forefoot for some, so trying the wide version is a good idea for many travelers. But for cool, wet destinations, the combination of plush cushioning and reliable waterproofing makes this a very comfortable and high-quality travel choice.