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Nnormal Tomir 02 review: what runners say
Fit
Runs true to size overall, with a roomy forefoot: narrow-footed runners should try before buying. Some sources flag a poorly structured heel collar that requires a runner's knot for a secure lockdown.
Feel
Supercritical EExpure midsole: firm and stiff out of the box, softens noticeably after 50–60 km. Once broken in, delivers good energy return, underfoot rock protection, and ground feel without crossing into max-cushion territory.
Durability
Vibram Megagrip Litebase outsole with 5 mm lugs: wear was minimal in testing. Consensus estimate of ~700 km with performance intact; certified Vibram resoling available at end of life. Upper is stitched (not glued) to the platform for greater structural longevity.
Best for
Versatile trail shoe suited to daily training through mid-to-long races and ultras. Targets runners seeking adaptability on mixed terrain, including technical ground, and looking to maximize miles per pair.
Weak points
Poor heel containment: an overly soft collar and wide heel platform (90 mm) compromise agility on descents and require lacing adjustments. The offset lacing system was flagged as uncomfortable by at least one source; instep pressure reported on runs exceeding three hours.
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