Yes, keeping an eye on the weather, it's been unpredictable recently. It will make it interested a night with the headlamp and the mist combined. 🙂. Thanks for watching.

Thanks Ben 👍

Sorry old video. Great device though.

Hi Said, Yes there is quite a bit of difference in the cushioning between the Xodus 1 and the Tomir 1. You would notice it on very long runs for sure. The Tomir 1 is not uncomfortable at all, but it is a lot firmer, it is just a different style of cushioning. Both shoes do a good job of protecting your foot from stones and rocks, just just do it differently. I still prefer the Xodus 1 cushioning for myself. Thanks for watching. 👍

@@robsbeenrunning Thanks for the reply Rob, I have the Salomon Sense Ride 4 which have a firm cushioning feel, I put the Xodus insoles in them and they gave me a bit more comfort for long distance, do you think if I put the Xodus insoles in the Tomir the perception of comfort would improve? Or do you think there would be no change in the feeling of comfort even with a Pwrrun+ insole?

@@saidpuentes968 Hi Said, the insoles in the Tomir 1 are not removeable, so if you put the insoles of the Xodus 1 into that shoe you would end up with 2 insoles, so I am not sure how that would work. My advice would be to get hold of a pair of the Tomir 1 and try them indoors on a hard floor, just in case you need to send them back. It's hard to say if they will be too firm for you or not, you would just need to try them. Thanks Rob

@@robsbeenrunning Hi Rob, thanks for this information. I thought the insoles were removable I've already ordered the Tomir and I'm waiting for them to arrive. I will follow your advice and test them. Thanks again, Greetings from Medellín, Colombia.

Thanks Ian, yes it was tough but a lovely course. Good luck for Dartmoor and the North Coast races, I'll have to look those two up as I am not familiar. I have Freedom Racing 5 Trails Ultra next Saturday and Centurion Racing Autumn 100 in October. That will wrap up my year. The on to 2025 training. 🙂

Good luck Rob. The race company is Climb South West, local to Exeter, they put on great races.

Hi Chris, No problem. I now use Adobe Premier Pro to edit footage and music. I also sometimes use Audacity to edit music if I need anything more complicated. If you are after something free to get you started, then you can get Kdenlive for editing your videos and Audacity for the music (also free). Hope that helps. Thanks for watching. Rob 👍

@@robsbeenrunning thanks Rob that’s a big help. Saw you at the arc 50 before we boarded the busses this year but didn’t want to bother you

@@Jannerjaunts You should have said hello, always up for a chat!!

Hi Todd, Yeah I had some issues on my last race at the Lakeland 50, I was slipping on the wet rocks. It's a shame but Saucony have not managed to match the Vibram rubber yet.

Having never run in the v7 it's hard for me to say if it is better or not, but the v8 is definitely suited to the summer months, not the winter.

I didn't run the in v7, but from what I have heard, it is more or less the same sizing.

I agree, although I am getting used to the new firmer midsole. It's not as good as the v1 though.

@@robsbeenrunning I find it interesting that even though we're seeing a bunch of "max cushion" trail runners, they usually aren't soft or plush. So I guess it makes sense that this shoe is trending in the same direction. My favorite shoe I have right now falls in this category

@@victorystone1984 Yes, it's hard to keep up with the changes in shoe technology, the manufacturers seem to go from firm to soft to firm cushioning over the course of a few years. You would think they would have it all figured out by now, but of course they will not sell as many shoes if they can't find a reason to keep changing (innovating) them. 🤔

Risky Mike, but I hope they work out well for you. It will be interesting to hear your thoughts on the Speedgoat 6. See you there mate. Thanks Rob

You will love it, it's a wonderful place to run. Glad you liked the video, thank you for watching. Who knows, I might see you there, I am running the 100 mile next year, or at least I am starting it! 🙂 Thanks Rob

Hi Mike, I know it is a tough one, perhaps you could try a pair on in a shop first. Otherwise I can only suggest ordering a pair and running around in doors to see if you like the fit and feel. Thanks for watching. Rob 👍

@@robsbeenrunning might see you there 🤙🏼

@@MrAmarpun Yes you get a medal at the end of the race and the checkpoints have the usual high energy foods/snacks. It is a well run event, so you will be well looked after. 👍

@@robsbeenrunning thank you very much. Will you be doing this year as well? What was your time?

@@MrAmarpun Hi, Unfortunately not, I have a busy race calendar this year already. Maybe next year. My time was 5hrs 54mins.

@@robsbeenrunning thank you very much

We will find out in a couple of week mate. If it can survive Lakeland 50, then it should be good. We'll find out. 🙂 Thanks for watching.

@@robsbeenrunning Got the Xodus 2 myself, but afraid to ruin the upper.. Also wondering how the grip compares, seems like the outsole could be more durable on the 3.

@@yohandsome I found the upper on the Xodus 2 to break down easily unfortunately. The grip on the 3 has been ok so far, I am keen to test it on the rocky trails in a couple of weeks. I'll post an update afterwards.

Hi, Possibly too soft for a walking shoe, it would depend on what time of terrain you are walking on, for instance if you are walking in somewhere like the Lake District or Peak District in the UK, then you are going to need more structure to your shoe to give you stablility and protection, but if you are just wanting to use the show for light walks in the forest or taking the dog for a walk etc.. then the Hierro would be fine. The shoe would definitely be comfortable for sure.

@@robsbeenrunning Thanks for the response.👍🏼

Hi, Yes, I store my phone in the front zipped pocket. For size reference, I am using a Google Pixel 6a. Thanks for watching 👍

Good luck, it's a great race, really nice course. Thank you for watching. 👍

Hi, Yes the Tomir 2.0 are a good shoe for fast packing and trail running, so they should work well. They are true to size, so I'd stick to your standard sizing. NNormal do make a hiking version of the shoe, might be worth checking those out as well. Thanks for watching. 👍

Hi Dave, Thanks for watching. So I did successfully manage to fit an attachment for a quiver I had from an old race vest that I got from decathlon. You can buy the attachment from Decathlon and stich it to the should strap on your Montane vest. (www.decathlon.co.uk/p/evadict-trail-quiver-attachment-kit-to-assemble-yourself/_/R-p-343995). The quiver itself can be brought here, they are short on stock though as this product has been around a while. (www.debenhams.com/product/evadict-decathlon-trail-running-quiver_p-2f4fdd54-3503-4e3d-9e03-b2b17bd08dfc?colour=Black). I hope it works for you, let me know if you manage it and I'll upload a photo to my Insta account showing how mine looks. Cheers Rob 👍

Thank you John. 👍

Thanks for watching Martin. Yes, I should have added the price, that is something to remember for the future. Congratulations on completing the GB Ultra 100, I think Tailwind is a good product, I just like the idea of getting more sodium from my drinks, hence I am trying out new products. 👍

@@robsbeenrunning I had 500ml bottle with 1500mg Precision Fuel Hydration tab the day before the event, the morning of the event and the day after, I think that helped a lot to preload and recover, sadly I “only” got to mile 87 but next time.

Hi Garry, Thanks for watching. Yes, I get bounce when the vest is unbalanced. I didn't have anything in the back to fill the vest out. Biding my time until I can get a new one, not found a good excuse yet. 🙂

Hey Sean, Thanks for watching. The Tomir will not be as softly cushioned as your Hoka’s, but they will very durable and good for technical trails and fells. I hope they work well for you, if you decide to purchase them. Thanks Rob

@@robsbeenrunning Thanks Rob. What distance do you think these are good up to (comfortably). I'm 6'4, 223 lbs and looking for something up to 50 mile distances. Or do you have a different recommendation? I didnt get along with the Hoka SG's but i run in the Mafate Speed 4's, Asics Trabuco Max 2 and North Face Enduris 3's

@@SeanColeman Hi Sean, They are good for 50 miles in my opinion but I’d try a pair on to be sure. For distanceI always go for the Saucony Xodus Ultra. Supreme comfort and good grip. Thanks Rob

Hi Jessie Olbia has a good mixture of roads and trail, so you will be fine to run there. Depending on when you are going it can get very warm, like 45 degrees celcius, so running early is a must. I don't have any routes planned in Olbia but Strava might have some. Enjoy Sardinia, you will love it. Thanks for watching 😊 Rob

@@robsbeenrunning thanks for getting back. That's music to my ears 😊 Thank you. This is a last minute trip so we are just planning but of course I got to run haha. Next on the list is to find a gym for rehab and we are sorted. So glad I found your video. Thanks for sharing 🙏

Thanks for watching and glad the 2.0 is working out for you. It's an improvement on the 1.0 for sure. Congratulations on the 200 mile race, very impressive. 👏

Thanks for your review. Ran my first run in them yesterday across the Yorkshire Moors and they felt good. The jury is still out whether I use them for the upcoming Lakeland Trail 100k with my preference being the Speedgoat 5. 8 out of 10 Ultras I’ve done have been in SGs so I know they will be good for it however, the atomic could take the day. Up in Lakes tomorrow for a longer test. Thanks again. 🤙🏼

Hi Roberto, It would be ok as long as you were not running in muddy conditions, the shoes lugs are not deep enough to cope with deep mud. Thanks for watching. 👍

Thanks for watching Zac and glad you made it around too. It really was a tough day. 👍

Hi, New Balance are well known for making their shoes a little small, so I'd always suggest sizing up by 1/2 a size. I think you have to just either try them on in a shop to check on sizing or order a pair and send them back if they do not fit. Everyones feet are different, so it's a bit trial and error I think. Thanks for watching. Rob

Hi Mike, Agree that the grip from the Xodus Ultra does struggle on wet rock, I had that issue on the Arc of Attrition course, but the shoe is very comfortable so I forgave it's flaws. 🙂 There is a review coming to the channel soom on the Tomir 2.0. Keep an eye out for it. Thanks for watching. Rob

Thanks Tom, you are going to love that race, it's an awsome course. Thanks for watching. 👍

Hi, It's more of a green colour. Thanks for watching.

Hi Iain, The Wolf run is probably too muddy for any shoes anyway, juding by the website. I'd say you could buy any trail shoes for that type of run and they'd all perform similar, except for perhaps the Inov8 Mudtalon. The Hierrov8 are definitely better on drier trails, they would struggle in deep mud. If you are looking for wide shoes then Hoka Speedgoat 5 do a 2e, Invo8 new range come in a wide option, and Topo Athletic are generally wide shoes. I have wide feet as well and I use Saucony Xodus Ultras, although they only have a 4.5mm lug. I hope that helps. Thanks for watching. Rob👍

Thanks for watching mate. I would go to an 11 if I were you, the shoe is tight on length. Cheers Rob

@@robsbeenrunning Noted. Thanks 👍

It's just meant to represent a measurement, it's not for accuracy. I didn't measure the shorts, Rab tell you the length.