Will you be buying the new G-Shock G-9300 Mudman?

[John]

The G-Shock G-9300 Mudman is due for release at the end of June. Looks a solid model which is bound to be very popular. So will you be buying one?

[Ryan1984]

I think I prefer the look of the original Muddie

Ryan

[rutteger]

I think I prefer the look of the original Muddie

Ryan

The DW-8400 Mudman? Think they look great and have owned a couple. Only problem with this model is the fit, just don't seem to sit on my wrist correctly.

[Ryan1984]

The DW-8400 Mudman? Think they look great and have owned a couple. Only problem with this model is the fit, just don't seem to sit on my wrist correctly.

That's strange, I've got quite small wrists and the Muddie is one of the most comfortable G's I've owned

Ryan

[rutteger]

Indeed, find the G-9000 Mudman a great fit, just not the older one. Still it's a model I like (esp the DW-8400 Real Black Mudman) perhaps I'll have to try an pick up another.

[pastrana72]

I will get one when they do the negative display.

[rutteger]

I will get one when they do the negative display.

Sure it'll come.

Was keen to pre-order a GW-9300, however they're coming in at USD$360 even from Seiya-San. Guess the carbon strap pushes the price up along with release premium.

[BSears]

Short answer: yes. When we saw the G-9300 2 weeks ago, I knew they had to release one with the multi-band function. And here it is. If Seiya's doing a pre-order on them, I'm in.

[BSears]

I think I prefer the look of the original Muddie

Ryan

That's one I've seen in the past, but never handled. Even with the lack of the atomic and solar features, there's still something cool about the older G's and that one is no slouch.

[rutteger]

Short answer: yes. When we saw the G-9300 2 weeks ago, I knew they had to release one with the multi-band function. And here it is. If Seiya's doing a pre-order on them, I'm in.

still undecided myself.

Would be interested to know what the G-9300 will retail at.