NNormal Kjerag 2 (2026)
trail shoe for trail running, best at half-marathon and marathon. Vibram Litebase Megagrip · EExpure midsole · Kilian-tested ultra racer.
Specs
- Weight: 220 g (men's sample)
- Heel-to-toe drop: 6 mm
- Cushioning: 7/10 (our own scale)
- Terrain: trail
- Support listed for: neutral
- Wide widths: not listed
- Launch price: $195 MSRP (Premium)
Spec source: NNormal website (we have no direct product link recorded, so please confirm the specs there). Shoe data last reviewed May 2026.
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Who should think twice
- Only a standard width is listed in our data.
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Frequently asked questions
Who is the NNormal Kjerag 2 best for?
It is a trail shoe for trail running, best at half-marathon and marathon. Its listed strengths are vibram litebase megagrip, eexpure midsole, kilian-tested ultra racer.
How much does the NNormal Kjerag 2 weigh?
It is listed at about 220 g (~7.8 oz) in a men's sample size.
What is the heel-to-toe drop of the NNormal Kjerag 2?
6 mm.
Does the NNormal Kjerag 2 come in wide sizes?
Only a standard width is listed in our data for the Kjerag 2.
Who should think twice about the NNormal Kjerag 2?
Only a standard width is listed in our data.
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