The poster above is buying Yeezy's to wear them though. If you're buying shoes to wear them, then it's a different evaluation than if you're buying the shoes to

The poster above is buying Yeezy's to wear them though. If you're buying shoes to wear them, then it's a different evaluation than if you're buying the shoes to later resell them. For someone trying to use the shoes, you have to compare the value proposition to other (non-asset) shoes on the market. And I suspect that Yeezy shoes at 220 dollars don't improve very much on 100 dollar shoes, but I've never worn any myself. edited to add: I have nothing against buying Yeezy's or any other premium product. If it makes you happy and you have the money, go for it! But in terms of pure utility over competitors, it's usually not very good.