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That's the problem: you're optimizing for bang-for-buck. Regular shoes/trainers only go up to a few hundred $, they're cheap enough that, as long as they have a
by lagadu 9y ago
That's the problem: you're optimizing for bang-for-buck. Regular shoes/trainers only go up to a few hundred $, they're cheap enough that, as long as they have a median wage in a developed country, the buyer can optimize for something else like comfort without a significant financial impact.
Bang for buck optimizing is only worth it for certain cost/income combos. In other words: the value of money varies for each individual.
- tonyedgecombe 9y agoI think I'd argue there is no difference other than possibly as some kind of economic signal which I try and avoid.