However, it gains "major" points in breathability and everyday wearability. It's less of a statement piece and more of an integrated wardrobe staple. For me, the low-top version is the one I'd reach for more often during hot days or for less formal events. So, is it worth the price? At "$185", you're paying for the iconic design and heritage. If you love the 11s but want a more casual, summer-ready option, this is absolutely it. The value is in the longevity of the style - you'll wear these for years. For me, that justifies the cost. Not for everyone, though. If you need extreme arch support or have very wide feet, tread carefully. The last is somewhat narrow. Also, if you're all about the latest tech and "bounce," the cushioning setup here might feel a bit dated. It's comfortable, but not revolutionary. On foot, they look fantastic. The sleek, low-profile shape works with everything – shorts, jeans, you name it. The icy blue translucent outsole? It's a signature detail that always gets attention. Just a heads-up: that sole will yellow over time – it's inevitable. But fresh out the box? "Chef's kiss."
