Yonex ArcSaber Z Slash Review

GENTLEMEN,
NS9900 might not suit you. But it does not make it a bad racquet. Just like both AT900 are not the racquet for me, it does not make them bad racquet. Same as Sir DinkALot's Ultra. It is just too stiff for my use. But it is a great racquet he design for him and his purpose. Just like Mr LousiW said. Racquet is secondary. Also true as Mr Mokmatthew said, NS9000-x is a better racquet in his opinion. However, please be nice to other member. No need to piss other off by posting stupid comment. Just wait for Ants' and others reviews when time come.
Peace!

agree 10000000000000% with silentheart
 
Remember, it's the player, not the racket.

That's why for one thing, never read too much into the hype of any new product (in general) before it comes out.
 
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Remember, it's the player, not the racket.

That's why for one thing, never read too much into the hype of any new product (in general) before it comes out.

Why didn't anyone tell me this? I've been buying racket after racket hoping to get better each time I bought a new one. ;)

Anyways, each person has their own preference. If you prefer one racket over another, good for you. I personally don't buy a new racket unless I've played with it for a good while, 2 weeks at least, to test it out.
 
Do they have a 'try before you buy' system in the US? The only way here to try new rackets out is to swap them around amongst friends. Heck, you can't even buy most brands here, let alone get to try them out for weeks before actually buying them.
 
Do they have a 'try before you buy' system in the US? The only way here to try new rackets out is to swap them around amongst friends. Heck, you can't even buy most brands here, let alone get to try them out for weeks before actually buying them.
Man, you Ausies... You like to swap around...
In most of the major cities here in US has big club and pro shop has racquets you can demo. Most of the shop in SE Asia has similar policy. We don't need to swap unless we want to...;)
 
Do they have a 'try before you buy' system in the US? The only way here to try new rackets out is to swap them around amongst friends. Heck, you can't even buy most brands here, let alone get to try them out for weeks before actually buying them.

Nope, it depends on who you know (friends, shop owners, etc.). There are demo rackets though that they some times lend out.
 
This week and next week i would be kinda busy. Will try to do the review by the end of August. Latest 1st week of Sept.
 
This week and next week i would be kinda busy. Will try to do the review by the end of August. Latest 1st week of Sept.

thanks ants looking forward to it

Rather have a review which was accurate than having a review in which is half done and rushed
 
It would of been best if you told us earlier about the update because your intial post said the review would of been ready in a few days (from the date of post), and past a few.
 
It would of been best if you told us earlier about the update because your intial post said the review would of been ready in a few days (from the date of post), and past a few.

I Guess Ants want to coordinate the review with the offical YY release?

/T
 
Easy on me Tiger :)

Matt : I understand your predicament. However like what i've mentioned... the string snapped. And i dont have time to have it strung. Added to that the requirements is to have it strung on ESPRO machine ONLY. I can always just do it manual stringing. I'm just keeping it to the requirements

I dont have time for those at the moment. I dont have to explain things to everyone and yet i do not need satisfy everybody. And i totally understand that. You guys are free to express your rants and dissatisfaction. :)

Probably next time i should not post a review thread yet before the review is out.

Twobeer : You might have a point there.

Meanwhile just enjoy the WC at the moment. :)
 
Hey guys easy on ants. He does not owe you a review. Just be happy that he will be spending his free time giving you a reveiw.:D
 
yeh ants doesn't have to give a review of any racquet but he takes it out of his free time to do his best and give you lot something to think about before you go out and buy a racquet
You just have to be patient ants is a busy person
 
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