Arcsaber 9 + SHB 200!

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  1. HaoFung

    HaoFung Regular Member

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    #1 HaoFung, Sep 2, 2008
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    There is already a thread on the Arc 9, though I had not noticed the sneak peek of the cone, before. SHB 200 seems like a large jump from the 100s..
     
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    shb...200?

    I cant find it on shuttle-house...
     
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    Search next time because there are already 2 threads on ARC9 and i heard nothing about this SHB200.
     
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    SHB-200? Wonder what it'll be like. As for the Arc9, the cone looks interesting.
     
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    omg, ARC9 looks so girly..

    but i like it, it's deceptive. Looks not too good but hey, it might have destuctive power!
    I love the cone design!
     
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    can't find any real picture of the arc9, but shb200... they dropped the gripclaw (!good news!)
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    shb200 is good news for me, finally another pair of shoes in 4E width.
     
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    I wonder why they took away the lateral claws..?

    Is there any big difference between the 200 & the 100?
     
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    Using windows live translation, it seems that the ARC 9 is targetted for the ladies...
     
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  11. Heong

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    ..But can't a guy use a ladies racquet?:p

    If it is a ladies racquet, then would'nt be almost the same as ARC7??:confused:
     
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    can someone translate this? :D:D:D:D WM? Women & Men? Unisex? looks good for me.........
     
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    I think the WM stands for Wide Mid. I think i will prefer this shoe over SHB100 because my feet are wide.
     
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    Maybe it has a built in monthly cycle calandar :p

    Irrespective, I don't think I need a translator to tell me it's pitched at the ladies ;)

    The SHB200's look interesting though, yonex shoes are pretty difficult to come by in melbourne though... but 13,000 yen? thats like $150 aussie...

    Though everything's a bit more expensive here, I paid $160 for my asics sensei 2's and thats at outlet price! I wonder how they compare
     
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    im so getting those... yonex width have been killing me in the past =) finally something wider! ^^
     
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    the shb 200 is great that its wide and everything but it still looks kind of lame.
     
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    Is it me or do the SHB200s look very similar to the SHB91s?
    I still think the 100s gold limiteds look the best :)
     
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    so why the lateral claw is missing?
     
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    a lot of SHB 100s were breaking where the claws were... maybe Yonex figured it out =)
     
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    So the ARC 9 hold the bird for the longest time!
     

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