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Not as quick drying than some other trail shoes. They have a lot of protection around the upper which make the shoe a bit less “quick drying”.

There are couple reasons why it can hurt your toes on the downhill. If the shoe is too small, probably not in your case. If the shoe doesn’t have a secure fit and your foot moves in the shoe. If you have a size bigger it might be too big so your foot moves in the shoe. I use my regular number and it fits nicely. Not sure what else to say.

@@HungaroExplorer Thank you 🙏🏽☺️🥰

That is a hard question…I have custom insoles made for running and I don’t have to change sizes because of them. You can try the 44 2/3, the 45 1/3 might be way too big. I would order but make sure you can return it if the size doesn’t work

With orthopedics it is hard to estimate your shoe size, you should get. I have special insoles for high arches for runing but they fit in my shoe with no problem. If you buy more than a size biggger than your actual size, even with orthopedics can be big. I would go half size bigger maybe so the 44 2/3, but you can’t be sure. Make sure you can return the shoe before you buy it just in case

Yes, thisnis men’s version. The women is a bit different.

Oh wow, that is hard to believe! Wondering if that was a bad shoe in the batch or what’s happened…i didn’t hear that from anyone else. What exactly happened?

Interested to hear your story after such a strong claim. I have the Tomir 2.0 and it is built like a tank! Must be a production error.

Yes, that was my thought…but we don’t know the full story yet..

Thank you! I didn’t use purifier tablets, I don’t really like them. You can use an UV filter, but I prefer the Greyl filters. They come with a bottle and the filter do not freeze inside.

@@HungaroExplorer thank you very much for the advice, My concern is that I live in Florida, and never been in high altitude. I heard that drinking water helps a lot. Is it easy to find bottle water there? I rather to buy there than use the tablets or other methods. Thanks a lot!!

@sorayanunez3141 Yes, you want to stay hydrated in high altitude. You can buy bottled water everywhere but higher you go, higher the price of the water is. Just keep that in mind!

@sorayanunez3141 Yes, you want to stay hydrated in high altitude. You can buy bottled water everywhere but higher you go, higher the price of the water is. Just keep that in mind!

@@HungaroExplorer yes , I will. Probably I will use what you recommend me. And one last thing, I read about Garmin in-reach is a satellite communications. Do you think that necessary? Thank you again!!

The BeFree filter shouldn’t be cleaned in dirty water! That will contaminate the filter. The backflush of Sawyer has to be done with clean water too. The Sawyer last longer but has a slower flow.

Thank you! It will be quite a journey, no doubt.

Thank You! I use Superfeet high arch and they work very well for me.

@@HungaroExplorer Thanks!I’m thinking of buying a pair of Tomir 2.0 for the trail, so will consider those insoles too!

@javieriglesias6556 Let me know how that goes!

Thank You Chris!

I don’t think I ever ran 1000km in one pair of shoe but I am happy to hear that you did. The Tomir is definitely a rugged, long lasting shoe, just like the Kjerag.

I am wearing size 9 US in all my trail shoes and I wear the Tomir the same size. I wouldn’t size up or down.

Wondering what do you mean by that?

@@HungaroExplorer 66milion years ago, a east Molokai tsunami triggered , it was around 600m tall, being the world biggest tsunami

Oh wow! I didn’t know that. Thanks for the info!

Yes, I agree. I like the comfort of the nee version.

I’m a massive Speedgoat fan but defected to Tomir 2.0 for my upcoming 100k mountain race. Comfy, grippy and light (comparatively). Saying that, the Speedgoats are going in the drop bag for the halfway Checkpoint, just in case! Great review. 👍🏼👏🏼

@@christopherhillam7286 Good luck on your big race! Let us know how the Tomir performs💪🏼

Good one!

Do you mean Lanipo Windward? Most likely no.

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Crazy hot out there! Yepp we were coming down King Kong area. Going North Shore maybe better 😆

Koszi Attila! En is fennlennek, ha kicist kozelebb laknek 😜

That’s a good price! Hopefully it will fit you.

I know some people who did, but I don’t think I would. With the Akasha 2s or the Prodigios yes, but maybe not with the Bushidos.

Great price! I wouldn’t go down a size. I wear Small on most of my clothes and this jacket fits really well os size S.

Wow! That’s a deal!

Thank You! I am very happy that you appreciate all the work put in this video. UK mountains can be often wet, so the Salomon Ultra Flow is out. It is the most cushioned shoes from all, but the traction is more for gravel type, light trail. (I have a review on my channel) The Agility Peak 5 and Tomir 2 is your best option in my opinion for those trails. They both have Vibram Megagrip which works very well on wet, rocky terrain. The Merrel will be cheaper but the Tomir 2 is way more durable and more scramble ready. I haven’t run in Asics yet. I hope this helps.

Get the trabuco max 2 for a low price as well..

Thank you! That question makes me laugh, because I just looked at my “army of shoes” the other day and I asked the same :))

Might be a little tight for wide feet. Deoends on how wide is your feet, but better to try it on.

The Ultra Glide is made more for different kind of trails, but Ultra Flow made more like a “door to trail” shoe, so it is comfortable on the road. In my opinion for walking more in road than trail, I suggest the Ultra Flow.

@@HungaroExplorer thanks a lot. Actually, my feet are uncombed and thin. For this reason, I cannot wear wide and loose-fitting shoes comfortably. The shoes must fit my feet tightly. Do you think ultra flow will cause a problem in this sense? Is there any other brand model you would recommend?

@abunsal the ultra flow is not loose fitting, but I think the best is if you try differebt shoes on. It is hard to tell what works with your type of foot.

You can use it as your only training shoe if you are only running on trails. Tarmac road might be ok but not for long miles and regular road is kind of uncomfortable in this hoe. The Tomir 2.0 has a softer midsole with better energy return so that could work better for tarmac road running in my opinion.

Real Kauai red dirt, but not dangerous😉🤙🏻

@@HungaroExplorer Okay, glad it wasn't dangerous!!! Fast paced hike!! You are amazing!!!

Thank You!

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Mahalo Edgar🤙🏻

ben Tüm Salomon ayakkabılarında normal bedenimi kullanıyorum. Boyutlandırmayla çok tutarlıdırlar. Umarım Google doğru çevirmiştir :D

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Mahalo Lita! I am glad that you found this video educational. I always try to sneak in some educational snippets.

@@HungaroExplorer Being a retired Physical Education Teacher for Pre-school, Kindergarten through Grade 8, education is my favorite plus the exciting challenge!!!! Good job!!! I enjoy your videos!!! 🤙🏽🌺🥰🏝️

@@litamarcellus7075 I finished Physical Education at the University back in Europe too. Now I educate in a different way 😀

@@HungaroExplorer Indeed you do with your expertise and envigorating hiking skills!!! Hana Hou, HungaroExplorer!!!!

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Haha, that’s a good one 🤙🏻

I am happy to hear that Zeke!🤙🏻

I miss you too mate! See you by the end of summer🤙🏻

It is😊

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​@@HungaroExplorer I totally agreed with the sheer will power, that's probably one of the biggest obstacles to overcome...😅👍

Thank You! Yes, I wanted to show a bit of everything in a small “package” just to give a sneak peak what is behind the scenes.

Thank You! The narration feels harder than just talking to the camera while hiking.

Mahalo Earl! I hope I can make many more enjoyable videos🤙🏻

That is always good to hear😊🤙🏻

Hola! I love Picos de Europa!. Actually I am going back in the beginning of June. The Tomir works great on that surface, and now I have the Tomir 2.0 which is an even better shoe than the 1.0. Review coming up soon! I wear a lot of Salomon and La Sportiva shoes too, but I found the Vibram MegaGrip the best traction out there. Maybe I see you in Picos sometime!

Yes, I usually watch your videos, I like how you explain yourself (apart from the fact that I have to do with the subtitled translator) and the areas where you move. If I wear a 44'5 in Salomon shoes, you recommend half a size less in tomir1 and tomir2??? Change the sizing on the new model ?? Thank you.

Oh man, that must be some work. Soon we will have AI translating in every language, that could work😜 I am wearing US Size 9 both in Salomon and Nnormal shoes. They differ in EU sizes I think, but I don’t know exactky. The Tomir 1 or 2 sizing is the same.

Oh man, that must be some work. Soon we will have AI translating in every language, that could work😜 I am wearing US Size 9 both in Salomon and Nnormal shoes. They differ in EU sizes I think, but I don’t know exactky. The Tomir 1 or 2 sizing is the same.

Thank You Takashi! I am glad you like it. It was a bit out of my comfort zone to do the voiceover but I enjoyed the process doing it.

Mahalo Sandra! Yes, we have to appreciate and respect the mountains because they are our life teachers even if we don’t realize it at first. I am planning to make as many good memories as much I can. “Hiki No” is the way I go🤙🏻

Thank You!

It is a journey🤙🏻

Thank you for your feedback Juliana! I am happy you enjoy wearing them. I ran about 300 miles in already (almost 500km) and it still looks pretty good, of course the lugs look worned but still enough for another 50 miles I think. No damage on the shoe, so I think it very durable. The grip have trouble grabbing wet surfaces in my experience. Great in mud, but if there is wet, packed trail it slips here and there, but nothing major.

@@HungaroExplorerThank you for your reply. I have also Scarpa Ribelle Run XT but it's more of a trail shoe than running shoe - but very durable/stable.