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Budi

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Nothing to complain about my P9200cc, just the glue is giving up so the bottom part half separated from the upper. Plan to sewing it as the upper & the outsole still good. Would be last maybe 1 more year but having a backup never bad.

So, now im browsing around for my next shoes. Anyone experience with Lining shoes? Their model look prety but their categorization is just bad as ever. Eyeing on Saga ii Pro & Thunder Pro. Any review for those model?

Or probably its better just stick to Victor on P8500ii or P9200iii?

For note, speed is not my trait. Im big brute panda. So having more stability & cushion is a big win for me than light speed shoes.
 
Hello, have you always been using Victor? Or have have you tried Yonex before? If so, can you compare.
Will give an update on Li ning after I receive them.

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just stick to victor
but if you want to open new experience with new shoes, you should spare extra money, just in case the new shoes wont fit with your need
if you want to go with lining, just go to saga 2 pro or max. my friend already wear that
very good shoes
dont go to thunder, a bit slippery if you dont play on carpet
 
Swaraj Lakshman said:
Hello, have you always been using Victor? Or have have you tried Yonex before? If so, can you compare.
Will give an update on Li ning after I receive them.

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This is my 2nd real badminton shoes.
Before its A950CA, now its P9200. Never try Yonex.

Alexious said:
just stick to victor
but if you want to open new experience with new shoes, you should spare extra money, just in case the new shoes wont fit with your need
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My interest is purely for the look:p. Victor & Yonex design is kinda boring. Lining lineup all look pretty:D. But if the perormance is just ok, i would just stick to Victor.
 
Budi said:
Nothing to complain about my P9200cc, just the glue is giving up so the bottom part half separated from the upper. Plan to sewing it as the upper & the outsole still good. Would be last maybe 1 more year but having a backup never bad.

So, now im browsing around for my next shoes. Anyone experience with Lining shoes? Their model look prety but their categorization is just bad as ever. Eyeing on Saga ii Pro & Thunder Pro. Any review for those model?

Or probably its better just stick to Victor on P8500ii or P9200iii?

For note, speed is not my trait. Im big brute panda. So having more stability & cushion is a big win for me than light speed shoes.
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I own p9200 iii and its quite heavier than 65z2 I used before. And my friend said A970 nitrolite is big upgrade from victor.

Lining is good looking but never tried high end one
 
Budi said:
This is my 2nd real badminton shoes.
Before its A950CA, now its P9200. Never try Yonex.


My interest is purely for the look:p. Victor & Yonex design is kinda boring. Lining lineup all look pretty:D. But if the perormance is just ok, i would just stick to Victor.
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if so, you can watch kmp badminton about lining saga 2 max on youtube
maybe he can enlighten you hahaha

i wont never buy victor again after wear lining shoes
before i wore p9200ii tty
now im using df01 pro, it's different category of shoes i know
but lining doesnt hurt my toe

yonex is thin so i could skip the explanation
lining saga 2 pro is protection shoes that has more cushion than df01pro
and more stable coz it protect your ankle than victor shoes
fyi, lining saga 2max is just saga 2 pro with boa system
if you dont want the mid cut shoes like saga 2 pro, then wait for saga 3

good luck on finding your new shoes
 
Alexious said:
if so, you can watch kmp badminton about lining saga 2 max on youtube
maybe he can enlighten you hahaha

i wont never buy victor again after wear lining shoes
before i wore p9200ii tty
now im using df01 pro, it's different category of shoes i know
but lining doesnt hurt my toe

yonex is thin so i could skip the explanation
lining saga 2 pro is protection shoes that has more cushion than df01pro
and more stable coz it protect your ankle than victor shoes
fyi, lining saga 2max is just saga 2 pro with boa system
if you dont want the mid cut shoes like saga 2 pro, then wait for saga 3

good luck on finding your new shoes
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i have been on the lookout for the Lining Saga II Pro but it just seems to be out of stock for ever in India,is there another shoe that you can suggest/recommend along the same specs more or less.Looking for something that has high cushioning and ankle support.thanks in advance
 
ranjitp1 said:
i have been on the lookout for the Lining Saga II Pro but it just seems to be out of stock for ever in India,is there another shoe that you can suggest/recommend along the same specs more or less.Looking for something that has high cushioning and ankle support.thanks in advance
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1. lining saga 2 pro max is same type of lining saga 2 pro, but max type use boa system
2. victor P series
3. yonex eclipsion
 
Alexious said:
1. lining saga 2 pro max is same type of lining saga 2 pro, but max type use boa system
2. victor P series
3. yonex eclipsion
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Thanks a lot.Have a P series and the yonex CFTZ3 currently ,am still undecided on whether should buy a z3 cft again or look for something equivalent.would you have any info about Kumpoo shoes they look great and high on cushioning but there is hardly any info available online.https://www.kumpoostore.in/
 
Went ahead with the just launchesd Kumpoo KH G825 shoes.I was blown off with the fit and cushioning.Amazing shoes,just wore it for 4 hours of play. An extremely snug fit,very high on cushioning and extremely stable.priced at 11k in India.I am already looking at other models and the customer service was top notch with the entire transaction done online
 
For update, i got myself P9200 TTY white purple color edition.

On comparison with P9200 CC
In term of cushion i would say its equal. No heel pain nor tiredness after intense 2 hour games.

Traction wise its also grippy as CC, at least i see both still using the same pattern outsole.

Thing to notice, its not as stuffy as CC. CC on brand new feel like it compress your feet alot, but TTY is comfortable enough but not as lossen as my previous A970 CA.

Then stability is abit compromise as my feet slide abit inside the shoes. But i suspect the OG insole is like downgrade of VT10 insole. Smooth flat surface and no blue rubber on the heel side which i believe is their trademark energymax 3. The VT10 and OG insole of CC had like wave surface which add friction makes our feet less likely to slide inside the shoes. Would try using insole from my old CC next.

My only concern now is, its white color. Need extra maintenance or else it would turn dirty very quick and hard to clean. And to look cooler, i guest i need white socks to pair with it;).
 
Are there any Victor or Lining shoes for wide feet? or I need to buy yonex? Most of the ones I found are out of stock.
 
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