Kjerag vs Tomir:
What technical differences are there?

Sole and footstrike

Choose according to your needs

The main differences between Kjerag and the Tomir with regard to footstrike lie in the tread, the midsole materials and the presence or absence of an insole.

Kjerag’s sole has been designed through a unique partnership between VIBRAM® and NNormal, resulting in a Megagrip Vibram Litebase sole that drastically reduces the overall weight of the shoe. It also features 3.5 mm lugs and a 6 mm drop. In addition, the shoe’s midsole contains EExpure® foam, which is in direct contact with the foot via a thin membrane, as the shoe does not have an insole.

In fact, this model has more lugs per unit area than its Tomir counterpart, which increases power transfer on fast terrain and offers great stability in changes of direction.

The VIBRAM® Megagrip sole is perfect to feel secure in any conditions and terrain. In addition, thanks to the development of Litebase technology, this shoe is almost 50% thinner and up to 30% lighter. All without altering the stability of the 5 mm lugs. Meanwhile, the EVA midsole will give you the cushioning you need for your adventures, together with an 8 mm drop.

Upper and lining of NNormal shoes

Kjerag’s upper (Matryx® Jacquard) is exceptionally tough, durable and breathable, thanks to the individually coated polyamide and Kevlar® yarn weave. The shoe is laced and this, together with the fabric used in this model, makes it an undisputed icon of lightness and comfort.

In the Tomir line, the upper is made of a unique blend of TPE and monofilament polyester, making it a very robust shoe to counter abrasion and tearing. This upper is stitched to the midsole to make a more durable shoe. In addition, Tomir's asymmetrical lacing system increases support and drastically reduces pressure points.