Buy the Nike Air Monarch IV.

It costs more up front and pays that back every single day you wear it.

What was compared

YRLTYO Mens Tennis Shoes Running Sneaker Slip On Walking Shoe Black Size 11 | Gym Workout丨... — $19.99
Nike Men's Air Monarch IV Training/Workout Shoes, Black/Black, 10.5 Extra Wide | Fitness &... — $69.90

1. Built to survive years, not weeks
The Monarch IV uses leather and synthetic leather built for years of gym use, while YRLTYO reviews flag shoes losing shape after shipping. One is a shoe you break in, the other is a shoe you replace.
2. Cushioning that holds up on long days
A full-length Air-Sole unit is why reviewers log 6-10 miles a day in the Monarch with no foot pain. YRLTYO only claims generic shock absorption with no comparable cushioning tech behind it.
3. Fits feet the YRLTYO simply can't
Nike sells the Monarch IV in extra wide across nearly its whole size range, this exact listing is 10.5 Extra Wide. If your feet are true wide, that's the whole ballgame. YRLTYO ships narrow standard widths only, which pinches a lot of guys buying training shoes.
4. Proven on thirty thousand pairs of feet
31,369 ratings at 4.4 stars is a long, consistent track record. YRLTYO sits at 4.1 stars from 1,442 ratings, a newer generic brand with far less proof behind it.
5. Yes it costs three times more. Buy it anyway.
$69.90 against $19.99 stings on paper. But a $20 shoe that loses shape and needs replacing in months costs more over a year than one pair of Monarchs that lasts through hundreds of workouts.