> How good are these shoes exactly to justify all this effort and $220 price tag? The same question would apply to those spending over $220 on mechanical keybo

> How good are these shoes exactly to justify all this effort and $220 price tag? The same question would apply to those spending over $220 on mechanical keyboards: these keyboards are good, but not k times better than the keyboard that come with your laptop. Yet people buy them: there's certainly a fashion effect, but they must also be at least a bit good, or good enough to justify the pricetag and effort to buy them. If you have disposable income, you care about comfort. I haven't heard of your "good year welted shoes" and a google search returns something horrible looking (unless you are over 60 or have to wear a suit maybe?) The yeezys look good to me, and I've heard a lot of people praise their comfort. Will they be better than the $150 limited ed sneakers I currently wear? That's all I care about about! > For the resale price of these sneakers you can get shoes that will serve you for the rest of your life I never understood that approach. $220, $500 ... it's just a price. I'm likely to make another $220 in the rest of my life :) So if they looks good, feel better, and I can afford them, why the hell not?