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Also question for the thread, I curious about the Lynx line. I know they CHONKY but I had the OG ES Accel and those boys THICC. Wondering some thoughts on a good Lynx model (maybe wait for a new Kalis CW?Prepping but not ready for full fridges on my feet yet.
Lynx og's are less chunky than the accel og but much more durable and sit up higher. They only make limited runs of them, the latest being the cash only one that dropped last week so there might not be another for a while. The lynx zero, however, is like dc's accel slim. Same exact look just slimmed down, different sole, no lace loops or pull tab. Also always available and only $70 compared to most OG's that start at 110. DC's website always has free shipping if you have an account and its easy to find coupons online for like 30% off
Lynx felt noticeably more chunky than Accel OG to me (skated both and Lynx were bricks compared to Accels), even though Accel OG has WAY more tongue padding. Accel OG has a much thinner/more skate ready sole than the Lynx. The Lynx I skated took a long time to break in, but Accels broke in a few sessions.
Anyways, if the poster above wants a good temporary shoe until another Lynx or Kalis drops, Lynx Zero is not bad, but not great. Could be great, but it's definitely built closer to a price point model than a premium one. So YMMV if you buy it Vacaka
Other alternatives that are thicker cupsoles: DC Clocker 2, Manteca 4 (slimmest of all shoes mentioned here), Emerica OG-1, KSL G6, Etnies Marana, Joslin, MC Rap Lo/Hi