finally had a go today but was not use to it as it wasn't my primary racquet. despite that, first impression was how light it was!! was able to generate sufficient power and it's quick on drives and defense. will need to play with it more before i can find it's positives. today i was impressed and maybe the JP version will come when my next salary comes out
A local shop is selling the ARC7 for AU$235. The bag that comes with the ARC7 looks really S**T. What was yonex thinking.
arc7 pics http://translate.google.com/transla...lt&prev=/search?q=yonex+arcsaber+7&hl=en&sa=G more pics of arc7...
I thought that the usual plastic cases are more valuable than the cloth cases. My friend offered NZ$8 for my cloth case which came with my Mp40 JP, and then the next day, another friend of mine offered her Armortec Case for it. The good thing about the cloth cases is that er.. it can carry more racquets, atleast 4 racquets, while the usual ones can only carry up to 2 to 3. And the cloth cases are only available with the JP ones, right ?
Yes, the JP only comes with a cloth case for high-end rackets. Well I didn't assume you would put more rackets in a case, just hte normal 1 to 1.
I usually only ask for the racket (no strings, bag or grips) when I buy rackets... I string my own rackets, have my own stock of grips and don't need a bag for every single racket I own... This usually gets me further reduction in price, which is all good...
How much did he buy it for in NewZealand ? If he/she bought it at the KLRC WJC at the Waitakere Trust Stadium, wouldnt it be a complete rip-off ? O_O Oh and btw, do you have any idea whether it's NZ coded or not ? Cuz the usual JP case doesnt have an extra small pocket.
Just played with my Arc7 this morning.. I like the control of the racket and it is easy to swing but lack of power.. I'm using RSL cloth case, cuz I don't have the yonex cloth..