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It is really smart to study seriously the performance factors in many conditions. Only knowing vo2 max is better than nothing but todays sport science can tel much more on our bodies !

Espectacular poder comprender todos los aspectos que se pueden tener en cuenta para mejorar deportivamente. Felicitaciones al equipo NNormal por su trabajo, y gracias.

This is very interesting. I love how much we have advanced in sport and in knowing our bodies and look forward to continued advances through work like this

I really love how physiological concepts on environmental/ performance physiology are starting to get applied more often in Spain. Research in env physiology should of be bigger in Spain but funding is not as available as in other regions for this (e.g. UK or Australia). Keep up this amazing work 💪🏽💪🏽

Fantástico, el futuro!

Un témoignage qui vient d’une belle âme - je suis content que vous fassiez parti de l’équipe NNormal.

Thank you NNormal for sharing this - i love your philosophy and the team’s athletes!

Que interesante este vídeo

It's incredible how science can (legally) advance performance, thus benefiting sport. Also, go Allie! 💪

Pushing this sport to a whole new level, incredible!

Genial!!!!!

Cuanto aprende uno viendo estos videos. Gracias

Love this concept. How about the drain water when run in the rain?

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

Us k oi ok ok ok ok ok ok❤

Now I have Tomir 1 and 2! I like the black color so that I don't need to wash too often!

I have one those pairs, exelents , I wish to get Tomir 2.0

Would this hold an Epi Pen? I would love that.

This was rad! i want to be around humans like this.

They are great, a bit hot inside in the summer, but apart from that I like Tomir 2.0.

I love seeing Allie O! Honest and fun = yay!

Peculiar choice of athlete for a brand that doesn’t even sell Track/XC shoes…not a mountain athlete…her CT not ready for elite mountain athlete events…she’s trying to get to Paris is Steeplechase. I hope her training becomes more mountain specific if she wants trail running success, otherwise throwing a roadie/trackie/XC’r into trail races just to appease the brand doesn’t make a lot sense to me. ♥ both Allie and NNormal fs tho! 💪🏾🙏🏾

Brillant idea and I bet 100€ that it came out of design because this is a women lead project. I mean the outdoor companies really never put women specific product to such a spotlight. This is nnormal and should be normal.

Awesome! I just ordered!

Very cool innovation from Nnormal

🎉freedom❤so hard to find a good bra, space and comfort👍

How about sizing? I always get US 9.5 (already half size up) What size should I get for Tomir 2.0?

Is NNormal the new normal?

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 !

Thank you Killian for bringing such a wonderful shoe created by the GOAT 🇪🇦 from Spain to the world. We love you ❤️

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.

The sport and life need your life story

Where is the shoe in this video? Filming a black shoe on a black background is not very smart. Also when showing the lugs on a black outsole isn't the best.

Cool. Never been in a race where you had to go down a concrete stairway to get to the finish.

Allie is an amazing and inspirational human being.

The hair !!!!

Thank you for supporting my goals and sharing in every step of the way :)

i love that Ultras are so different... lactid ascid tests and al that modern stuff wont help you often and im glad it doesnt

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!

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?! 🙏

And now she goes back to the track. To get into the Olympic Team👍😉

Mine just arrived- thank you! Raced a 200-miler in the Tomir 1.0, which is still going strong for me despite the rigors of Colorado’s four seasons. Greatly appreciate the quality and performance of Nnormal apparel as well.

A Kjerag road version would be nice.

As a long-time fan of Ms. Ostrander, a Junior racer at Mt. Marathon in the 70's, an XC racer from 7th grade through 2yrs of college, and at 60, still running only trails, I've been encouraging her (from behind the keyboard once in a while) to get into the Golden Trail Series, get off the road, and start traveling to train and race in Europe. Last year after her tough race in the GTS, and Pikes, I suggested that she contact you at nnormal, and see if, since she's raced with, and knows, Ms. Forsberg, she could get involved with her, and Mr. Jornet. I'm not trying to take any credit for what she's doing. I'm simply saying that I've seen the potential being unexplored, knew she would be great at it, as XC and Mt. Marathon are her roots, and I knew that Jornet/Forsberg would be the key that unlocked her, AND put that smile back on her face! I'm so stoked to see her in this realm. As a trail runner/racer in very minimalist shoes, may I suggest that you create a shoe that has zero stack, a wider toe box that doesn't come to that rounded "point" like shape, and has a narrow sole at the heel? I understand the need for padding/protection, but a shoe as high as yours, with the raised, wide heel, is going to create ankle rolling, because the foot is too isolated from being able to truly sense the changing terrain conditions, transmit them to the brain in nano-seconds, and have the brain correct for balance, before the runner even knows what's happened. The wide sole at the heel winds up being like trying to lay a book onto a golf ball. With a shoe like yours that promotes heel strike running, instead of forefoot, when the athlete lands on the heel, on something unstable or off camber, that book-laying-on-a-golf ball affect takes the athlete's foot and ankle, and just leverages them, and then the body... instant, severely rolled or sprained ankle. With a narrow, low, heel, the foot just scoots to one side or the other, as the brain instantaneously corrects the entire body for balance, and that entire situation becomes an after thought of, "Wow! I can't believe I didn't just sprain my ankle!" Yes, I know that the subject of shoes has become like a religion, and that Mr. Jornet races in these, and has no problems in them. I'm simply suggesting that a more dialed in version of the shoe, might be a more successful design.

What an incredible athlete. Allie is a determined, ferocious beast wrapped in this sweet, sometimes goofy package. She's incredible because she has these doubts and fears (that shes brave enough to let us in on) and keeps putting in tremendous and thoughtful effort in all the same. This video gave me chills.

Higher end neuromuscular output training…u know like running really fast.

SOOO COOOL. MORE OF PEYTON

Epic! Great work Allie!!!