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Shimano XTR RD-M9250-GS Di2 Wireless Rear Derailleur - 12-Speed, Medium Cage, Shadow ES, Black/GrayOptimized for impact survivability, the 12 speed XTR RD M9250 medium cage rear derailleur is the choice for both Shimanos top enduro athletes and weight conscious XC racers alike, especially when matched with the 9 45t compact cassette (cassette sold separately). Featuring all new wireless Di2 shifting, automatic impact recovery, a redesigned wedge shape and 23 millimeters of additional ground clearance for a bash free ride, this rear derailleur
Optimized for impact survivability, the 12-speed XTR RD-M9250 medium cage rear derailleur is the choice for both Shimano’s top enduro athletes and weight-conscious XC racers alike, especially when matched with the 9-45t compact cassette (cassette sold separately). Featuring all-new wireless Di2 shifting, automatic impact recovery, a redesigned wedge shape and 23 millimeters of additional ground clearance for a bash-free ride, this rear derailleur stands out for the speed of its shift and its ability to keep riders competitive on the trail.- Wireless Di2 paired with HYPERGLIDE+ technology result in smooth, precise and instantaneous shifts
- Wide link structure, skid-plate design, durable carbon plate and solid pulley add robustness and longevity
- Automatic Impact Recovery function instantly returns the derailleur motor to its original position after impact
- Shadow ES design provides a slimmer, stronger evolution of Shimano’s pioneering chain-stabilizing Shadow RD+ concept
- Wedge shape of Shimano’s most survivable rear derailleur to-date avoids more direct impacts, and smoothly glances off rocks if there is a hit
- Tucked safely inside an enclosed space, the battery won’t budge even in rough terrain, while remaining completely removable for charging
Product Specifics
- Largest Cog: 45
- Rear Der/Shifter Compatibility: Shimano Mountain Di2
- Rear Derailleur Mount Type: 10x1 Standard
- Rear Derailleur Mount Type: Shimano Rear Direct Mount
- Drivetrain Speeds: 12
- Chain Wrap Capacity (teeth): 36
- Cage Length: Medium
- Color: Black/Gray
- Weight: 389
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UPC: 192790290577
EAN: Not available
Manufacturer Part Number: IRDM9250GSA
RD0184
190082-Q0-L
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4.7 ★★★★★
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★★★★★ 5
The Unsung Heroes of Casual Dining
Style: 100-Pk, Size: 6-Inch
Ah, paper plates, the unsung heroes of casual dining! Whether it's a mountain of greasy burgers or a messy pile of coleslaw, these humble discs of pressed paper pulp stand firm—well, maybe more like a wobbly dance, teetering on the brink of collapse but never quite giving up. They bend, they buckle, but they rarely break. And let's not forget their efficiency: soaking up liquids and grease might seem like a flaw, but who needs napkins when your plate does double duty?
Wallet-friendly and hassle-free, paper plates are the champions of cheap dining. For the cost of a latte, you can arm yourself with a stack of plates ready for any impromptu feast. Cleanup is a breeze—just toss the evidence away. In short, paper plates might not be the fanciest dining ware, but they are the unsung champions of convenience. Here's to you, paper plates! May your legacy of casual dining excellence continue for generations to come.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2024
★★★★★ 5
Plates for our anniversary.
Style: 100-Pk, Size: 6-Inch
I needed plates for my anniversary and came across these plates. They were smaller than I expected but they worked out perfectly for us. They are strong and easy to use. They didn't leak or ripped at all. So that's a plus. Great price for the quantity that I received. Definitely recommend them.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Ok but not great
Style: 100-Pk, Size: 6-Inch
Not the thickness I would have expected for the price but do seem to work ok. Very hard to find good quality dessert plates at an affordable price. Probably won’t buy again.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Would not use these for food; very thin and not sturdy
Style: 100-Pk, Size: 6-Inch
Great for targets on the range
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Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2026
★★★★★ 3
Handy Size, But Flimsy & Not Leak-Proof
Style: 100-Pk, Size: 6-Inch
I actually use these for my cat’s wet food, and while the size is perfect for that, they do have some downsides.
What I liked:
Great small size for snacks, desserts, or pet food
Convenient and disposable
Comes in bulk, which is helpful
What could be better:
Tends to leak through with wet food
Plates are somewhat flimsy
They stick together, which makes them a little annoying to separate
They work fine for lighter or dry items, but with anything moist, you’ll want to be careful or maybe double them up. For my use, they get the job done, just not perfectly.
Who this is great for:
Light snacks, desserts, or dry foods
Quick, disposable use
Pet owners for dry food or short-term use
Value:
Decent for bulk plates, but the quality limits how versatile they are.
Final Verdict:
Convenient and the right size, but the flimsiness and leaking are something to keep in mind. Best for lighter use.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2026