Buy the Nike Revolution 8.

It costs more because it is an actual running shoe, not a knockoff wearing running-shoe words.

What was compared

YRLTYO Mens Tennis Shoes Running Sneaker Slip On Walking Shoe Black Size 11 | Gym Workout丨... — $20.19
Nike Men's Revolution 8 Road Running Shoes, White/Pure Platinum, 10 | Road Running — $75.00

1. Real running shoe engineering, not marketing copy
The Revolution 8 has a specified foam midsole, 10mm heel-to-toe drop and flex-groove outsole built for road running. The YRLTYO listing just strings together buzzwords like breathable and shock absorption with no actual running-shoe geometry behind them.
2. 4,667 ratings beat 1,408, and the score is higher
Nike sits at 4.5 stars across 4,667 ratings. YRLTYO sits lower at 4.1 across a third as many. More people bought it, more people vouched for it, and the average opinion is still better.
3. A brand with a reputation to protect
Nike has decades of running shoe R and D and a warranty and return process behind it. YRLTYO is an unbranded Amazon reseller with research snippets flagging shoes losing their shape after shipping, a durability red flag Nike simply does not carry.
4. Built for actual running, not just standing around
Nike engineers this specifically for road running with cushioned rocker geometry. YRLTYO calls itself tennis shoes, running sneakers and casual shoes all at once, which is the sign of a shoe built for none of those jobs particularly well.
5. Yes, it is nearly 4x the price. Buy it anyway.
Twenty bucks feels like a steal until the shoe stops giving support after a few months of real mileage, which is exactly the risk profile of unbranded slip-ons. For anyone actually running in these, not just walking to the mailbox, the extra money buys cushioning and durability testing YRLTYO never did.