NNormal "opens doors" to show you where Tomir 2.0 comes from

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Today, we open "doors" so you can get to know from "A to Z": the office where the Tomir 2.0 was produced. The creatives behind the shoe. And even the trails where we tested all our products. Before they arrive at your home.
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About NNormal:
At NNormal, we are looking to inspire people to enjoy and respect nature. We want to explore new ways to do things. On product, on sustainability, on business social responsibility, on brand language - that become the norm tomorrow.

[@Seva98a]

Love the black color! Please think also about full black Kjerags 🖤🖤🖤

[@ericrutschlin2085]

Nice to see a South African working for Nnormal😉

[@nnormal_official]

Birte! It is an honor to work with her :)

[@Lbrysportstv]

Love the black. Can't wait to try them in the mountain of Philippines.

[@nnormal_official]

Let us know how it was!

[@TrailRunnerReviews]

Nicely explained, very articulate and precise. Excited to try the shoes on at the Boulder event coming up. I love the first version, but appreciate all the testing and thought that was put into the second one. Thank you for doing things differently, The industry, as a whole needs to be shaken up a bit so kudos to the team. Cheers!

[@nnormal_official]

Thank you so much for your feedback. And see you Tomorrow! Feel free to share your feedback about 2.0.

[@gothicgorey]

How would these do on sections of road to get to softer trails ? Thanks

[@wk633]

I'm curious about the lacing direction. I have the1.0 but it looks the same. The laces come over the top of the holes rather than from under like most shoes. It makes it harder to tighten them. I'm tempted to relace them, but wonder about the philosophy.

[@RodRanDusted]

A Kjerag road version would be nice.

[@glynnprain3557]

Yes please! Absolutely agree!

[@colinyoutubber6339]

Hi Nnormal - I don't see a waterproof Tomir 2.0 available on your site? (Or a Tomir 2.0 boot.) Are you not doing a waterproof or a boot version for 2.0? If not, why not? Pretty please?! 🙏

[@nnormal_official]

Colin, thanks so much for your question. For now, it is not part of the plan to have a 2.0 of the Waterproof version.

[@iakona23]

@@nnormal_official Thank you for the reply. Very good to know.

[@YomamaMymama319]

How is the fit compared to the first version? same width over midfoot and toebox?

[@nnormal_official]

The fit is similar to the 1.0 model. Let us know if we can help you!

[@HungaroExplorer]

Can’t wait to try them! How is the updated arch support?

[@FuckAdds]

If only all brands had such an openness and authetic designprocess as normal we would have these bunch of disposable shoes for years. Thanks normla, for thi Tomir 2 I tested and loved it. Amazing value for price especially considering its lifespan !

[@nnormal_official]

Thanks so much for your feedback! We hope you continue to enjoy trails with Tomir 2.0.

[@expatadventureturkey9324]

Hello, is the toe box a bit wider than version 1? Thanks

[@nnormal_official]

Both 1.0 and 2.0 have a medium fit with spacious toe box.

[@expatadventureturkey9324]

@@nnormal_official Thanks for the response greatly appreciated, living in Turkey 🇹🇷 I have to order them so I didn’t wont’ to get the size and fit wrong. Love what you’re doing with the Ultra Trail community, best of luck.

[@olvesolvoll8300]

I saw two reviews of the Tomir and one of them complained about the toe where the upper and the midsole separated. I've had this issue with other shoes in the past. So in the end I opted to buy different shoes. I can't say that this was a reoccurring issue since I never owned a pair, but it's nice to see that the only reason I had against getting a pair seems to not be one any more. It looks dope btw. Keep up the great work!

[@StewPassmore]

Make a wide shoe please

[@suspicionofdeceit]

Why isn't the toe box shaped like a human foot? What is the philosophy behind that decision?

[@LTCrozier]

There are multiple different foot shapes. The Nnormal shape is far better for my foot than say an Altra. I also found as a sales person for Altra that although the shape looks like a 'foot' when running especially on technical terrain customer (and myself included) had much more movement. A slightly more tapered toe reduces the chance of a foot sliding both fore and aft as well as laterally if the midfoot is not well enough supported thus reducing blisters, hot spots and dead toes. Remember a shoe is a tool, if you have ever been rock climbing you will know tight shoes are better on technical terrain where support and stability are important, vise versa a shoe with more width or a 'foot shape' works super well on flatter fire roads etc. I guess it depends what you define as trail running and where you run as well as the foot shape. Buy the brand that best fits those needs.