- Terrain
- trail
- Use
- trail
- Races
- Ultra, 50K+
- Also good for
- Door to trail, hiking, long runs, mud, ultra distance
- Cushion
- moderate
- Weight
- 284g
- Drop
- 8mm
- Stack
- 31/23mm
- Lug
- 5mm
- Midsole
- EVA foam
- Outsole
- Vibram Megagrip with Litebase
- Upper
- Monofilament polyester and TPE blend
- Widths
- standard
The Tomir 1.0 earns its reputation for durability and grip. The Vibram Megagrip Litebase outsole with 5mm lugs handles varied trail terrain confidently, and users report strong stability on descents and completing 60-100km events on this platform. The EVA 50 midsole is firmer and less advanced than the later EExpure supercritical foam in the 2.0, so cushioning is moderate rather than plush. Its versatility and low $99 price make it a strong value pick.
Firmer-riding EVA 50 low-density foam with a 31/23mm stack and 8mm drop. Stable on descents per user reports; the 2.0's rocker and supercritical foam upgrades suggest the 1.0 is comparatively less cushioned and smooth.
Medium fit with a spacious toe box. Multiple users report the shoe runs large, with at least one going half a size down from their normal fitting.
Runners wanting a durable, grippy all-terrain trail shoe for anything from daily training to ultra-distance events, and those seeking a value-priced option.
You want maximum plush cushioning, a highly breathable upper, or waterproof protection (this standard version is not Gore-Tex).