NNormal Tomir 2nd Review

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This is the 2nd of 3 reviews for the NNormal Tomir trail running shoe.
We are focusing on the midsole for this review, so sit down and relax, grab a cup of tea and watch me slip and slide my way through Epping Forest.
See below the link to the NNormal website:
www.nnormal.com
Link to the Kjerag shoe:
www.nnormal.com/en_GB/content...
Link to the Tomir shoe:
www.nnormal.com/en_GB/content...
Link to the comparison between Kjerag and Tomir:
www.nnormal.com/en_US/content...
This shoe retails for £140, something I forgot to mention in the review, and is available to purchase from the NNormal website.
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Thank you for watching!
Train Hard - Race Hard - Have Fun
Until next time...
Rob

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26 ноя 2022

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@joeg4487 5 месяцев назад

I agree with you regarding rock plates: I want my trail shoes to have them because the trails I run are rocky and the plate protects my feet. Unfortunately, it seems the popular shoe manufacturers decided to add more stack to the midsole as their way of protecting the feet from rocks. I suppose this works on buff trails but not what I want on rocky trails, or for ultra distances. Good job on the review; I appreciate your taking on this shoe.

@robsbeenrunning 5 месяцев назад

Thanks Joe. I wish shoe manufacturers would think about this. Even with a deeply cushioned midsole, a rockplate can still be needed. I just ran the ARC of Attrition in Cornwall in the Saucony Xodus Ultra and that has plenty of cushioning and a rock plate and I still hurt my foot on a rock, so I can't image what would have happened should the rock plate not had been there, it's a potential race ending problem. Thanks for watching and commenting, much appreciated 👍

@AR9ify Год назад

Good points and great review 👍

@orienteeringrob Год назад

Hi Rob, Rob Browne here 😂... Great review! Sounding like a pretty solid shoe. I mainly fell run being up in the Lakes but have tried a range of trail shoes for those runs where I need cushioning etc. I've never found that perfect balance of fit and durability which is frustrating it would be great to have a shoes which I can use for walks and trail runs which lasts more than 400km! Looking forward to your next video...

@robsbeenrunning Год назад

Hi Rob, Thanks for watching. I agree, it is tricky to find that perfect shoe. For the closest I have come to that is the Saucony Xodus Ultra, it is the most comfortable cushioned shoe for long distance running that I have used to date. The NNormal Tomir though is proving to be a very good shoe, just wish it had a rock plate. Thanks Rob

@orienteeringrob Год назад

Rob, could you get some 'rock plate insoles'? Have you tried these?

@robsbeenrunning Год назад

@@orienteeringrob I have never tried rock plate insoles Rob, but I'll certainly have a look at these and see if I can get hold of a few pairs to test. Thanks

@expatadventureturkey9324 9 месяцев назад

Great review, looking for a long distance trail shoe for those long training days. I was worried about this shoe feeling like the INOV-8 300 G Max with its wt and ride? As you mentioned I also am a heel striker and enjoy a softer midsole…Thanks for your advice and input…have a great week!

@robsbeenrunning 9 месяцев назад

Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching, and good luck with the shoe search. Thanks Rob

@tommilam6320 Год назад

Do you need to size down? I had to size down a full size in the kjerag. Thanks for the detailed review!

@robsbeenrunning Год назад

Hi Tom, No the Tomir fitted my like a glove at my normal size of 10.5. Thanks for watching. Rob 👍

@wmeye069 Год назад

Hey Rob, great video thanks. Could you comment a bit more on the fit of the Tomir in the midfoot and forefoot? I am wondering about toebox space for long runs/ultras and what other shoes Tomir might be similar to in terms of fit. Thanks again!

@robsbeenrunning Год назад

Hi Warren, The fit is quite roomy in the midfoot and toebox. I have wide feet and the shoe wraps around my foot very well, but I think the upper is flexible enough to get a good lockdown regardless if you have a wide or narrow foot shape. I'd liken it to the upper fit of the Topo Mnt Racer 2, except the Tomir has more room in the toebox. The fabrics used are very similar, thin but durable and flexible. I hope that helps. Thanks for watching. 👍 Rob

@wmeye069 Год назад

@@robsbeenrunning Outstanding, many thanks again! Looking forward to more content from your channel 👍👍