Victor Meteor X90 ( MX90 )

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  1. paulstewart64

    paulstewart64 Regular Member

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    My sample MX90 arrived today. It'll be strung on Saturday and tested on Sunday. I'll have my review written next week.

    I also received another sample so I'll be testing that also but won't be able to post my review for a while.

    Paul
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  2. Shinichi

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    nice. waiting for it
     
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    Currently in Hong Kong for holiday, scouring everywhere for an MX90, but MBS and others are still awaiting stock confirmation. Decided to get a TK6000 instead. Maybe if it's cheap might even get another MX60!
    Sadly I'm resigned to just waiting until next year (UK) for the MX90...
     
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    Hmmm.. MX90 is definitely stiffer than BS10 even though BS10 is rated 5/5 in stiffness and MX90 is 4/5. Quite interesting.
     
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    will the mx90 also be available with smaller grip sizes (g3 or smaller)? the official product page only lists g4 and g5 :(
     
  6. Shinichi

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    only in g4 and g5
     
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    G3 would be bigger.
     
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    thanks for the replies but now I am confused ;)

    I thought that a bigger grip size number meant a bigger grip in the victor scale and that yonex had a reversed scale.

    So for my small hands I was seeking for G3 (victor) and G4 (yonex)?
     
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    For 2013 Victor changed their scale and is now in line with Yonex.
     
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    Oh thanks for that information! *happy* :)
     
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    Just browsed thru meteor x website, mx30L also with 7.0 shaft but much flexible one...so victor "copy and paste"them to mx30L first before applying to mx90.
     
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    MX30L have G6 grip
     
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  14. paulstewart64

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    Had my first hit with MX90 today - G5 grip. Dry weight but with grip 85g. Very nice indeed and very similar feel to JJS although I would not say identical at this point. I'll be testing again this week before writing my review and hopefully having a direct comparison test with JJS.

    Paul
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    ^ Stiffer and head heavier than JJS?
     
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    so is G4 the standard grip size with Victor now? (it used to be G2 before the switch?)
     
  17. paulstewart64

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    I'm pretty sure that you are wrong, Paul.

    old Victor G3 = YY G4 = new Victor G4
    old Victor G2 = YY G5 = new Victor G5

    So the new Victor G4 is old G3. I have three MX80. Two 1st and one 2nd gen. And the 2nd gen is labeled as G4 which is identical the old G3.
     
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    Yep... with the old Victor sizing, when added to Yonex size, it sums up to 7.
     
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    ^This is correct - Victor has switched to the Yonex system. Thankfully.
     

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