Low than when the ONE95 came out, what I meant is that you're better off getting a pair of one95 on closeout than getting the new one100 since it's the same skate. Like I said, it's great they developed all this new tech but don't keep it all in just one skate. They could've at least put a fusion runner on the one100 and keep the tongue, outsole and liner for the TotalONE. It's kinda like what CCM did with the first generation of U+. that being said, all older skates are generally going to be cheaper then the new ones coming in. if they were to add the fusion steel which costs $100 or $200(can't remember the actual price) to the one100 will almost certainly raise the price. bauer isn't going to put on such an expensive add on for free. that being said the one100 being priced cheaper than the one95 is a good thing.