Yonex Arcsaber 7 Vs. Yonex Arcsaber 10

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  1. OmarJ

    OmarJ New Member

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    Im not sure about which one to buy.
    I have heard good things about both racquets.
    Can everyone share there opinions about these racquets.
     
    #1 OmarJ, Apr 23, 2009
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    Matt Regular Member

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    Could you provide us with some detail about your style of play? This would help us provide a better response.
     
    #2 Matt, Apr 23, 2009
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    nt sure if its gonna help but arc 7 has abit of vibration issues which the arc10 resolved
     
    #3 sleepingforest, Apr 23, 2009
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    In Singapore, the price difference is minuscule (like S$10 or so). I'll just go for the arc10 unless there is something very specific about the arc7 you are looking for.
     
    #4 weeyeh, Apr 23, 2009
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    ARC10-Very offensive.
    ARC7-Very defensive.
    Take your pick.
     
    #5 silentheart, Apr 24, 2009
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    shot3gun Regular Member

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    According to the yonex website, it says that the Arc 10 is more stiff than arc 7. In reality, the arc 7 is stiffer (but less headheavy)
     
    #6 shot3gun, Apr 24, 2009
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    It is medium flex on the Yonex website.
     
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    I reckon you should skip the arc7/10 and go for the at900t/p!!
     
    #8 atingd, Apr 25, 2009
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    excellent choice.
    on another note. I like Both, but the ARC 10 more. find it a bit more powerful.
    the ARC 7 is great of the defensive though.
     
    #9 jymbalaya, Apr 25, 2009
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    Didn't realize Arc 7 is for defensive player, I have one and have been using it for a while. Sometime I feel all these so call defensive/offensive racket is over-hyped by marketing as I don't really feel much difference interchanging rackets from Armotec 700, MP99, Arc 7, MP33 to Pro Ace Sting 688. They all are excellent rackets, I think player's skill is still the most important aspect in this sports, follow by stamina then only comes with equipments?
    Anyway, modern rackets are so well built now a day, even a cheap racket like Pro-Ace performs wonderfully.
     
    #10 Han, Apr 27, 2009
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    exactly. but still, this is an equipment forum. we have to have something to talk about.:eek:
     
    #11 jymbalaya, Apr 27, 2009

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