Victor SH9000ACE

**samsudd_s** · 04-24-2012, 09:02 PM

to add, this shoes is superb...had tried it last night for full session, straight out from the box. highly recommended...its feel solid than my YY shb102ltd, eventhough i think YY is lil bit lighter. YES, it's great companion to my mx60....

**miragitsu** · 04-24-2012, 09:26 PM

Originally Posted by samsudd_s

to add, this shoes is superb...had tried it last night for full session, straight out from the box. highly recommended...its feel solid than my YY shb102ltd, eventhough i think YY is lil bit lighter. YES, it's great companion to my mx60....

wow..new gadget huh abg encem...?

**samsudd_s** · 04-24-2012, 09:34 PM

hahaha..no lah abam kacaks. sikit-sikit aje....

abam, still selling victor shirts tak? i wan some-lah....

**miragitsu** · 04-24-2012, 09:37 PM

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**samsudd_s** · 04-24-2012, 09:44 PM

thanks abam kacaks...

**yeo_melaka** · 04-25-2012, 04:19 AM

Originally Posted by paulstewart64

Yeo

You do pose a good question regards comparison to Yonex shoes. However the latest yonex shoe the FC1 costs around the same so the big question will be which is the best shoe.

having seen both shoes I can imagine some players wearing out the Yonex shoe reasonably quickly. I do feel the Victor shoe will last a lot longer than the Yonex equivalent.

But, Yonex have so many good shoes at considerably less cost and very good quality. As always, this is a bout personal choice.

Paul
www.badminton-coach.co.uk

Hi Paul, thanks for the assurance. At the moment, the price is beyond my reach. Would be cool if i can get it in the future.

**Cloud_CW** · 04-26-2012, 02:55 AM

Originally Posted by samsudd_s

if u want, AJ got stocks atm. I just bought it yesterday....retail price is RM599, but u can get it at best price upon nego with the Uncle Jon. gudluck...

Oh my.. RM599?
How much u bought from them?

**eddie wong** · 04-26-2012, 06:08 AM

Hi all,

Please help me with this. Seriously, I get confused by which type of shoes to choose. My decision is either victor SH9000 ACE or Yonex F1(lightest shoes). Both are really good, so its so difficult to make the decision. I am currently wearing yonex SHB71 which is really good..This is my first yonex shoes and I was so impressed by the yonex as it is really nice to wear. It was so hard to make the decision among these 2 shoes as they both got their own advantages. Yonex build the lightest shoes in history and Victor currently gear is really good..Anyone tried these 2 shoes? Suggestion is really much appreciated.

Pls help me.....Actually I like both, but really hard to choose as I never try victor shoes before. But, badminton friends told me that Victor shoes is also nice to wear. Yonex I tried, so I'm sure it is nice.

**smashdunk** · 04-29-2012, 07:12 AM

Between shb 65ft, f1 ad this sh9000 ace. Which has better quality and is better?

**dingboy** · 04-29-2012, 10:02 AM

Originally Posted by eddie wong

Hi all,

Please help me with this. Seriously, I get confused by which type of shoes to choose. My decision is either victor SH9000 ACE or Yonex F1(lightest shoes). Both are really good, so its so difficult to make the decision. I am currently wearing yonex SHB71 which is really good..This is my first yonex shoes and I was so impressed by the yonex as it is really nice to wear. It was so hard to make the decision among these 2 shoes as they both got their own advantages. Yonex build the lightest shoes in history and Victor currently gear is really good..Anyone tried these 2 shoes? Suggestion is really much appreciated.

Pls help me.....Actually I like both, but really hard to choose as I never try victor shoes before. But, badminton friends told me that Victor shoes is also nice to wear. Yonex I tried, so I'm sure it is nice.

Hi there ....

I have never owned Yonex shoes before, so i can't really comment on their comfort level and playability.

But as for the Victor SH9000ACE (see my earlier post in this thread) .... i actually liked them so much that i just bought my 2nd pair (Red) !

The Victor's are REALLY good and comfortable shoes to play with, even if they are brand new and out-of-the-box.

To me, the SH9000ACE scores really high for Comfort level, Grip and Design.
And i can truly say i have found my ideal badminton shoe for now.

Now, all i need to do is try Dinkalot's recommendation and get my hands on some Spenco PolySorb Total Support Insoles to go with them.

**Mark A** · 04-29-2012, 10:34 AM

Originally Posted by dingboy

Now, all i need to do is try Dinkalot's recommendation and get my hands on some Spenco PolySorb Total Support Insoles to go with them.

I got some - from Dink. Huge difference over stock inserts (but the arch is rather high).

**dingboy** · 04-29-2012, 11:10 AM

Originally Posted by Mark A

I got some - from Dink. Huge difference over stock inserts (but the arch is rather high).

Oh man .... you lucky guy ! ..... i don't think the Spenco PolySorb Total Support insoles are available where i am.
So far i've only seen the Walker / Runner ones available here ..... guess i'll have to search around for a reliable online vender.
Any chance you know of any?

Just a few quick questions, if you don't mind:

Do the high arches hurt your feet? .... or make the shoes too snug or tight-fitting?
Also, with the 'smooth' layer on top, do you have a problem with your foot sliding around too much inside the shoes?

**Mark A** · 04-29-2012, 11:31 AM

I put them in some 101LTD and the arches did feel a bit high to begin with, but the shoes themselves were causing it - they opened out after a few hours and ended up perfect. The smooth layer has never been an issue.

The TS are difficult to find, but Amazon and eBay are always a good bet - Superfeet are a more common alternative (but choose the correct colour).

**dingboy** · 04-29-2012, 09:45 PM

Originally Posted by Mark A

I put them in some 101LTD and the arches did feel a bit high to begin with, but the shoes themselves were causing it - they opened out after a few hours and ended up perfect. The smooth layer has never been an issue.

The TS are difficult to find, but Amazon and eBay are always a good bet - Superfeet are a more common alternative (but choose the correct colour).

Thanks for the heads-up bro ...... i'll search around for a pair to try.

**samsudd_s** · 04-30-2012, 07:19 AM

Originally Posted by eddie wong

Hi all,

Please help me with this. Seriously, I get confused by which type of shoes to choose. My decision is either victor SH9000 ACE or Yonex F1(lightest shoes). Both are really good, so its so difficult to make the decision. I am currently wearing yonex SHB71 which is really good..This is my first yonex shoes and I was so impressed by the yonex as it is really nice to wear. It was so hard to make the decision among these 2 shoes as they both got their own advantages. Yonex build the lightest shoes in history and Victor currently gear is really good..Anyone tried these 2 shoes? Suggestion is really much appreciated.

Pls help me.....Actually I like both, but really hard to choose as I never try victor shoes before. But, badminton friends told me that Victor shoes is also nice to wear. Yonex I tried, so I'm sure it is nice.

both are great shoes, no matter what u choose. for me , i rather like my yonex shb102ltd than sh9000ace (maybe sh9000ace is quite new to my skin

) yonex power cushion is better imho.
but i keep optimistic that sh9000ace will deliver it's true power after the 'break in' period...

**burger** · 04-30-2012, 08:07 AM

Originally Posted by dingboy

Oh man .... you lucky guy ! ..... i don't think the Spenco PolySorb Total Support insoles are available where i am.
So far i've only seen the Walker / Runner ones available here ..... guess i'll have to search around for a reliable online vender.
Any chance you know of any?

can't find them too! only checked at World of Sports. Please update if you come across any.