Racket familyDunlop SX
Try SX if you use topspin to keep rally balls in court. Compare the SX 300 with the Tour model before choosing the smaller-headed option.
Compare the models
DunlopA 305 g, 98 sq in option to compare spin and rally-ball shape. This assessment uses published specifications, not a play-test.
No recent UK quote recorded.
Trade-off: Check depth and directional control with your normal swing. Published weight and head size cannot predict your own result.
DunlopA 300 g, 100 sq in option to compare spin and rally-ball shape. This assessment uses published specifications, not a play-test.
No recent UK quote recorded.
Trade-off: Check depth and directional control with your normal swing. Published weight and head size cannot predict your own result.
DunlopA 285 g, 100 sq in option to compare spin and rally-ball shape. This assessment uses published specifications, not a play-test.
No recent UK quote recorded.
Trade-off: At 285 g, check stability against pace as well as quick preparation; a lower static weight does not prove a lower swingweight.
DunlopA 270 g, 100 sq in option to compare spin and rally-ball shape. This assessment uses published specifications, not a play-test.
No recent UK quote recorded.
Trade-off: At 270 g, check stability against pace as well as quick preparation; a lower static weight does not prove a lower swingweight.
Generation history
These are the generations in our sourced catalogue. Gaps do not imply that no other generation exists.