Dunlop racket families

Dunlop ranges

Dunlop’s two-letter ranges are easy to decode: FX for depth, SX for spin, CX for placement and LX for a bigger head.

Text updated 29 September 2026

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Real models

Rackets in these ranges

Model examples checked on 26 September 2026. Our profiles summarise published specs; the other links go to the manufacturer. We haven’t play-tested these rackets, and a link here doesn’t mean we’ve checked a UK price.

Family breakdown

Choose a range

Pick a range first, then compare the models in it.

CX

The placement range, for players who make their own pace. Check the head size and weight carefully, as the Tour models ask more of you.

SX

For players who use topspin to keep the ball in. Try the SX 300 against the Tour model before you go for the smaller head.

FX

Easier pace and depth. Hit the FX 500 and the smaller-headed Tour version on your normal rally shots and see which you’d rather live with.

LXComfort

A bigger hitting area and easier handling. Check the exact weight and head size before you order.

Buying tip

Before you buy

Check the model, generation, head size and grip size on the listing; shops don’t always make them obvious. And try the racket before you buy if you possibly can.

Last checked: 18 September 2026