Nnormal Tomir 2 Review | Better Than the Original?

[@Raguel1984]

Finally a good review :) waiting for my 2.0 because of the changes you pointed out.

[@HungaroExplorer]

Thank You! Let me know how you like the 2.0, but you liked the original Ones for sure you will love the updates on the new one!

[@vicentedelima4396]

Appreciate the practical objectivity

[@HungaroExplorer]

Mahalo!

[@spuriousmonkey]

Thanks for the thorough review. There aren’t that many Tomir 2 reviews out there, and this is the most informative so far that I have seen. The real question is though; do I already have too many shoes?

[@HungaroExplorer]

Thank you! That question makes me laugh, because I just looked at my “army of shoes” the other day and I asked the same :))

[@chris.schmied]

Really good review! Thanks!

[@HungaroExplorer]

Thank You Chris!

[@jonathanbacon1575]

Just bought a pair - already used x2 kjerag over 1000kms on each shoe.......great shoes

[@HungaroExplorer]

I don’t think I ever ran 1000km in one pair of shoe but I am happy to hear that you did. The Tomir is definitely a rugged, long lasting shoe, just like the Kjerag.

[@scottgh]

Very good review. Thank you!

[@HungaroExplorer]

Thank You for your feedback!

[@scottgh]

@@HungaroExplorer how would you compare these with the Hoka Speedgoat for wet and slippery trails?

[@HungaroExplorer]

That’s a good question. Believe it or not, I never used Speedgoat before. For me it is just “too much of a shoe”, too bulky. They have Vibram soles just like the Tomir with a different pattern. They are two very different shoes, but can’t comment much on the Speedgoat since I only tried them in a store :)

[@scottgh]

⁠@@HungaroExploreryes, the Speedgoats are bulkier. Other brands seem to have improved their treads a lot, so there are more good alternatives. Thank you for your reply.

[@erifin]

I have both and think its worth the price. maybe id consider the 1.0 for an everyday shoe but again the comfort is better in the 2.0

[@HungaroExplorer]

Yes, I agree. I like the comfort of the nee version.

[@dougiedoesstuff]

I’m a massive Speedgoat fan but defected to Tomir 2.0 for my upcoming 100k mountain race. Comfy, grippy and light (comparatively). Saying that, the Speedgoats are going in the drop bag for the halfway Checkpoint, just in case! Great review. 👍🏼👏🏼

[@HungaroExplorer]

@@dougiedoesstuff Good luck on your big race! Let us know how the Tomir performs💪🏼

[@tookta1140]

Thank you for your review. I just bought Tomir 2.0 (1 size up) I’m very happy the way up-hill but the way down-hill It hurts my toes so bad😢 even I wear trail socks. Any suggestions please let me know 🙏🏽

[@HungaroExplorer]

There are couple reasons why it can hurt your toes on the downhill. If the shoe is too small, probably not in your case. If the shoe doesn’t have a secure fit and your foot moves in the shoe. If you have a size bigger it might be too big so your foot moves in the shoe. I use my regular number and it fits nicely. Not sure what else to say.

[@tookta1140]

@@HungaroExplorer Thank you 🙏🏽☺️🥰

[@riziger]

Thanks for this review. incredible quality and very clear. Trying to decide between this (Nnormal Tomir 2.0), Salomon Ultra Flow, Asics Trabuco Max 3, and Merrell Agility Peak 5. They'll be used 60% for hiking and 40% trail running with a bit of road here and there. In the UK, where usually its a bit muddy/mucky. Your opinion?

[@HungaroExplorer]

Thank You! I am very happy that you appreciate all the work put in this video. UK mountains can be often wet, so the Salomon Ultra Flow is out. It is the most cushioned shoes from all, but the traction is more for gravel type, light trail. (I have a review on my channel) The Agility Peak 5 and Tomir 2 is your best option in my opinion for those trails. They both have Vibram Megagrip which works very well on wet, rocky terrain. The Merrel will be cheaper but the Tomir 2 is way more durable and more scramble ready. I haven’t run in Asics yet. I hope this helps.

[@berry5954]

Get the trabuco max 2 for a low price as well..

[@javieriglesias6556]

Great review! I also have high arches. Can you share what insoles you use?

[@HungaroExplorer]

Thank You! I use Superfeet high arch and they work very well for me.

[@javieriglesias6556]

@@HungaroExplorer Thanks!I’m thinking of buying a pair of Tomir 2.0 for the trail, so will consider those insoles too!

[@HungaroExplorer]

@javieriglesias6556 Let me know how that goes!

[@ecotoneseries4183]

Hi! Thanks for the very informative review. Looking for a Trailhiker that is good in hot and humid weather (going to Peru in November). My issue is I have pretty wide feet - mostly wore Altras in recent years, but not convinced by their quality. Can you comment on the width of the fit on the Nnormal Tomir?

[@HungaroExplorer]

I used to like Altras but not anymore. The quality is not as good, but for me the toebox is just too wide…My feet is borderline normal/wide so I can get away with not as wide toe box shoes. For me the Tomir 2 feels wide enough with plenty space in the toe box. If you have very wide feet that might ne not enough. You should try to see how you like it.

[@expatadventureturkey9324]

What are your thoughts on sizing? True to size or should we size down 1/2 or up? Thanks in advance for your thoughts

[@HungaroExplorer]

I am wearing size 9 US in all my trail shoes and I wear the Tomir the same size. I wouldn’t size up or down.

[@gunnersgogogo4882]

I could only afford Tomir 1.0 as the price is just 60% of the 2.0. I wear Prodigio for nearly 200k and found the midsole is a bit hard. I am looking for a softer midsole (coz speedgoat5 is my first and previous trail shoes). Could u compare Tomir 1.0 and Prodigio?

[@HungaroExplorer]

I just returned my Prodigio after 250 miles on the trail because the shoe lace channel broke on both of the shoes while I tried tightening them…La Sportiva did send me a new shoe thankfully :). I love the Prodigios. I really like the midsoles, I think they are soft enough but not too soft. Comparing it with the Tomir 1.0 it is hard. Two very different shoes, but the Tomir’s midsole is pretty hard compared to the Prodigio’s… The grip is better on the Tomir and it is more durable. I still wear mine, but for running I prefer the Prodigios. These are my thoughts.

[@gunnersgogogo4882]

@ Thanks for sharing. I also think that Prodigio laces is not good enough. I will try Tomir in the retail store first.

[@HungaroExplorer]

@gunnersgogogo4882 Yes, I hope the laces will get an upgrade, but the Tomir 1 laces are not the best either :)

[@alredalred]

Found them on sale for $136. Not sure if they will fit my feet but figured that was too good a deal to pass up.

[@HungaroExplorer]

That’s a good price! Hopefully it will fit you.

[@IdrisAlias-c9w]

Sir, if my feet are 26cm... do I need to go up 0.5 size?

[@HungaroExplorer]

Sorry, I can’t really answer that. You better email the company, they have better information on those specific measurement.

[@sdnalyam]

Which country is that your running in, Asia somewhere?.

[@HungaroExplorer]

No, I live in Hawaii. That is where I test most of the shoes I review.

[@vidarbrotnov]

Worst shoes ever! Tomir 2.0 was broken after 25 minutes on trail. Nnormal did not offer any help. If you care about the environment and quality of the product- choose another brand!

[@HungaroExplorer]

Oh wow, that is hard to believe! Wondering if that was a bad shoe in the batch or what’s happened…i didn’t hear that from anyone else. What exactly happened?

[@haakhell]

Interested to hear your story after such a strong claim. I have the Tomir 2.0 and it is built like a tank! Must be a production error.

[@HungaroExplorer]

Yes, that was my thought…but we don’t know the full story yet..

[@uhuhuhuhuhuh91]

Hey, are they supposed to smell like a barrell of chemicals straight from the box?

[@HungaroExplorer]

Haha, yes they do have a pretty strong smell. I am wondering if the smell is coming from the Vibram soles or the upper…usually the Gore-Tex has a smell