NNormal, the shoe logo introduced by way of mountain athlete Kilian Jornet and the Spanish shoe logo Camper in 2022, has introduced an exhilarating replace to its long-run path/mountaineering shoe, the Tomir. With two additional millimetres of cushioning within the midsole, your long-run enjoy within the Tomir simply were given even higher.
Shoe specifications
Class: Path
Weight: 288 g (10.2 oz..)
Offset/drop: 8 mm
Stack peak: 33 mm/25 mm
Lug intensity: 5 mm
$229.90
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Tomir 2.0 is designed for lengthy path runs and mountaineering. With a sturdy ripstop TPE higher, a supercritical foam midsole, a Vibram Litebase outsole and 5 mm lugs, it’ll take you some distance, and it will possibly deal with tough terrain conveniently. The shoe’s Ortholite insole and moulded arch mix to make it extraordinarily at ease for lengthy days at the path.
This isn’t a thorough replace, because the shoe’s authentic design labored out lovely smartly as a workhorse at the trails. The rocker profile has been enhanced, for smoother transitions. The higher, with reinforcement supplied by way of overlays, a toe cap and threads designed to seem like contour strains on a topo map, seems most commonly unchanged from the unique model, as is the asymmetrical lacing device, which slants towards the medial (inside of) aspect, to alleviate force at the instep.
![NNormal Tomir 2.0](https://runningmagazine.ca/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/NN_Tomir2.0_Editorial_16x9_02-1-1024x576.jpg)
Extra cushioning
With a few additional millimetres of cushioning, the brand new model will will let you move longer sooner than you begin to fatigue. Because of this, it’s somewhat heavier than the unique, however the fundamental geometry and offset/drop are unaffected (it nonetheless has an 8 mm drop), and it’s nonetheless a reasonably gentle shoe. Needless to say it’s now not designed for racing–for that, you’re much more likely to choose the Kjerag, which Jornet wore to win the Extremely-Path du Mont Blanc (UTMB) in 2022.
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The shoe is to be had in 3 abnormal and arresting colourways, and a mid-ankle-height boot may be to be had (in two colors).
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