4.44 of 5 stars
NNormal - Tomir 2.0 - Trail running shoes tested
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Grippy soles and good cushioning but flexible enough to give good grip on rocky trails.
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Good grip Lightweight Good for rocky trails -
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Trail running
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Good grip -
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Not comfortable -
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Trail running
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Price / performance Good grip -
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Hiking Trail running
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Stabilizes the foot Robust Price / performance Good grip -
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Trail running
I generally find that trail running shoes are either 'runable' on gravel tracks and road or offer good grip and stability on technical terrain...these are the best compromsie I have found across both
Very custioned through the mid and rear foot but enough feel in the fore-foot. Very good grip
Only small gripe is the heel is a little too wide for me so on off camber given the high stack heigh and excellent grip I find my foot 'slips' through the heel and ends up off centre in the shoe. I do have very low volume feet though so its more of a me issue then a prodict issue
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Lightweight Robust Good grip -
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Trail running
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Lightweight Price / performance Good grip -
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Trail running
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Stabilizes the foot Price / performance Robust Good grip -
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Trail running Trekking
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Lightweight Robust Good grip Stabilizes the foot -
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Hiking Trail running