Here is the extensive Dunlop tennis racket guide. From this guide, you will find different racket models, their characteristics, and specifications.
Note! Some of the models may not be available anymore.
Racket model reading guide: name of the racket and string pattern
For example. Dunlop CX 200 Tour 18×20
- Srixon CX Models 🔴
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- Srixon SX Models 🟡
- Srixon LX Models ⚪️
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- Best Dunlop Rackets for Beginners
- Best Dunlop Rackets for Intermediate Players
- Best Dunlop Rackets for Advanced Players
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Srixon CX Models 🔴
Dunlop CX Models are focused on combining control, ball feedback, and speed.
Head Sizes
CX Models come in head sizes varying from 95-100 square inches. The smaller 95 and 98-square-inch head sizes are designed for more control-demanding competitive players. On the other hand, the larger 100-head sizes are designed for players who want slightly more power production and forgiveness.
Weight
The more competitive CX models weigh from 10.9oz (310 grams) to 10.8oz (305 grams). There are also lighter and easier models that weigh from 10.2oz (290 grams) to 10.6oz (300 grams)
CX 200 Tour 18×20
CX 200 Tour 18×20 is the most competitive CX Model. It has a small head size of 95 square inches and it weighs 11.1oz (315 grams). Because of the smaller head size, the sweet spot of the racket is also smaller which makes it harder but more accurate to play with.
CX 200 Tour 18×20 has a more closed string pattern of 18×20 which produces less spin and more control because the strings have less room to move.
Due to its very small head size, higher weight, and closed string pattern, the CX 200 Tour 18×20 is the most control and feel-focused CX Model.
CX 200 Tour is best suited for advanced players who are looking for the most control-focused CX model.
Price range: $200 / 260€
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CX 200 Tour 18×20 | |
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Head size (sq cm) | 613 |
Head size (sq in) | 95 |
Length (cm) | 68.5 |
Length (in) | 27 |
String Pattern | 18×20 |
Stiffness | 66 |
Strung balance (cm) | 31.98 |
Strung balance (in) | 12.59 |
Strung balance (pts) | -7 |
Strung weight (grams) | 332 |
Strung weight (ounces) | 11.7 |
Beam (mm) | 20.5/20.5/20.5 |
Unstrung balance (cm) | 31 |
Unstrung balance (in) | 12.2 |
Unstrung balance (pts) | -10 |
Unstrung weight (grams) | 315 |
Unstrung weight (ounces) | 11.1 |
Recommended stringing tension | 45-65lb / 20-29kg |
CX 200 Tour 16×19
CX 200 Tour 16×19 is the second most competitive model in the CX series. It has the extremely small 95 square inch head size as the 18×20 model but it weighs 0.2oz (5 grams) less. The more open 16×19 string pattern makes this model more favorable for spin and power production since the strings have more room to move.
Compared to the CX 200 Tour the 16×19 model is a little bit easier to play with because of its reduced weight and open string pattern. However, it is good to remember that it is still a demanding player’s racket since it has a 95-square-inch head size.
CX 200 Tour 16×19 is best suited for advanced players who want a little bit more spin and power-producing Tour model.
Price range: $200 / 270€
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CX 200 Tour 16×19 | |
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Head size (sq cm) | 613 |
Head size (sq in) | 95 |
Length (cm) | 68.5 |
Length (in) | 27 |
String Pattern | 16×19 |
Stiffness | 66 |
Strung balance (cm) | 31.98 |
Strung balance (in) | 12.59 |
Strung balance (pts) | -7 |
Strung weight (grams) | 326 |
Strung weight (ounces) | 11.5 |
Beam (mm) | 20.5/20.5/20.5 |
Unstrung balance (cm) | 31 |
Unstrung balance (in) | 12.2 |
Unstrung balance (pts) | -10 |
Unstrung weight (grams) | 310 |
Unstrung weight (ounces) | 10.9 |
Recommended stringing tension | 45-65lb / 20-29kg |
CX 200
CX 200 is an easier version of the Tour model. It has a larger 98 square-inch head size and it weighs 10.8 ounces (305 grams). It also has a more open 16×19 with good spin and power-producing capabilities.
Thanks to a larger head size, lighter weight, and open string pattern, the CX 200 is easier to play with than the CX 200 Tour models. Even though it is easier, it is still rather demanding and serves the more advanced players well.
CX 200 is best suited for intermediate to advanced players who are looking for an easier and lighter CX 200 model that is still demanding enough to be used in competitive play.
Price range: $200 / 270€
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CX 200 16×19 | |
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Head size (sq cm) | 632 |
Head size (sq in) | 98 |
Length (cm) | 68.5 |
Length (in) | 27 |
String Pattern | 16×19 |
Stiffness | 64 |
Strung balance (cm) | 32.08 |
Strung balance (in) | 12.63 |
Strung balance (pts) | -7 |
Strung weight (grams) | 320 |
Strung weight (ounces) | 11.3 |
Beam (mm) | 21.5/21.5/21.5 |
Unstrung balance (cm) | 31.5 |
Unstrung balance (in) | 12.4 |
Unstrung balance (pts) | -9 |
Unstrung weight (grams) | 305 |
Unstrung weight (ounces) | 10.8 |
Recommended stringing tension | 45-65lb / 20-29kg |
CX 200 OS
CX 200 OS (Oversize Series) is as the name suggests a larger head-sized model of the original CX 200. It has a head size of 105 square inches which is 7 inches larger than the basic model. In addition, it weighs 10.4oz (295 grams) which is 0.4oz (10 grams) less than the basic CX 200 model.
Thanks to its lighter weight and bigger head size it is more maneuverable, power-producing, and forgiving than the standard model. The only drawback is that the oversized head size doesn’t produce as much control and ball feedback as the smaller head-sized models.
CX 200 OS is best suited for beginner to intermediate players who are looking for an easy-to-approach and power-producing CX 200 model. Due to its lightweight, it is also suitable for younger junior players.
Price range: $200 / 230€
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CX 200 OS 16×19 | |
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Head size (sq cm) | 677.42 |
Head size (sq in) | 105 |
Length (cm) | 68.58 |
Length (in) | 27 |
String Pattern | 16×19 |
Stiffness | 63 |
Strung balance (cm) | 33.48 |
Strung balance (in) | 13.18 |
Strung balance (pts) | -3 |
Strung weight (grams) | 309 |
Strung weight (ounces) | 10.9 |
Beam (mm) | 21.5/21.5/21.5 |
Unstrung balance (cm) | 32.5 |
Unstrung balance (in) | 12.8 |
Unstrung balance (pts) | -6 |
Unstrung weight (grams) | 295 |
Unstrung weight (ounces) | 10.4 |
Recommended stringing tension | 40-60lb / 18-27kg |
CX 200 LS
CX 200 LS (Light Series) is as the name suggests lighter version of the basic CX 200 model. It has the same 98 square-inch head size but it weighs 10.2oz (290 grams) which is 0.4oz (15 grams) less than the basic model.
In addition to the same head size the CX 200 LS also shares the same open 16×19 string pattern so it has good power and spin-producing capabilities. Compared to the basic model the reduced weight of the LS model makes it more maneuverable and easier to play with. But since it weighs less it is not as stable and precise as the standard CX 200 model.
CX 200 LS is best suited for beginner to intermediate players who are looking for a lighter and easier version of the basic CX 200 model. Due to its lighter weight, it is also suitable for older junior players.
Price range: $200 / 240€
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CX 200 LS 16×19 | |
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Head size (sq cm) | 632.26 |
Head size (sq in) | 98 |
Length (cm) | 68.58 |
Length (in) | 27 |
String Pattern | 16×19 |
Stiffness | 63 |
Strung balance (cm) | 33.48 |
Strung balance (in) | 13.18 |
Strung balance (pts) | -3 |
Strung weight (grams) | 303 |
Strung weight (ounces) | 10.7 |
Beam (mm) | 21.5/21.5/21.5 |
Unstrung balance (cm) | 32.5 |
Unstrung balance (in) | 12.8 |
Unstrung balance (pts) | -6 |
Unstrung weight (grams) | 290 |
Unstrung weight (ounces) | 10.2 |
Recommended stringing tension | 45-65lb / 20-29kg |
CX 400 Tour
The CX 400 Tour is a slightly lighter and larger head-sized model in the CX 200 series. It weighs 10.6oz (300 grams), which is the standard weight of a good tennis racket. It also has a 100 square inch head size which is 2-5 inches larger than the head size in CX 200 models.
In addition to lighter weight and larger head size, the CX 400 Tour also has an open 16×19 string pattern which produces more spin and power compared to the CX 200 series’ 18×20 string pattern. The CX 400 model also has a thicker beam which makes it more power-producing and forgiving.
CX 400 Tour is best suited for intermediate to advanced players who are looking for a competitive more power-producing CX model with a slightly lighter weight and larger head size.
Price range: $200 / 240€
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CX 400 Tour 16×19 | |
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Head size (sq cm) | 645.16 |
Head size (sq in) | 100 |
Length (cm) | 68.58 |
Length (in) | 27 |
String Pattern | 16×19 |
Stiffness | 66 |
Strung balance (cm) | 33.02 |
Strung balance (in) | 13 |
Strung balance (pts) | -4 |
Strung weight (grams) | 318 |
Strung weight (ounces) | 11.2 |
Beam (mm) | 23/23/23 |
Unstrung balance (cm) | 33.02 |
Unstrung balance (in) | 13 |
Unstrung balance (pts) | -7 |
Unstrung weight (grams) | 300 |
Unstrung weight (ounces) | 10.6oz |
Recommended stringing tension | 45-65lb / 20-29kg |
CX 400
The CX 400 is a lighter version of the CX 400 tour model. It weighs 10.1oz (285 grams) which is 0.5oz (15 grams) lighter than the basic model. It also has a slightly thicker beam which makes it more power-producing and stable. Other than that it shares the same specifications when it comes to head size and string pattern.
Thanks to its lighter weight it is more maneuverable and easier to play with compared to the CX 400 Tour basic model. The only drawback is that because of its lighter weight, it is not as stable and precise as the Tour model.
The CX 400 is best suited for beginner to intermediate players who are looking for a lighter and easier CX 400 model. Due to its lightweight, it is also suitable for older junior players.
Price range: $200 / 270€
Similar models from other manufacturers:
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CX 400 16×19 | |
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Head size (sq cm) | 645.16 |
Head size (sq in) | 100 |
Length (cm) | 68.58 |
Length (in) | 27 |
String Pattern | 16×19 |
Stiffness | 66 |
Strung balance (cm) | 33.76 |
Strung balance (in) | 13.29 |
Strung balance (pts) | -2 |
Strung weight (grams) | 301 |
Strung weight (ounces) | 10.6 |
Beam (mm) | 24/24/24 |
Unstrung balance (cm) | – |
Unstrung balance (in) | – |
Unstrung balance (pts) | – |
Unstrung weight (grams) | 285 |
Unstrung weight (ounces) | 10.1oz |
Recommended stringing tension | 40-60lb / 18-27kg |
Srixon FX Models 🔵
Dunlop FX Models are focused on power production and forgiveness.
Head Sizes
FX models come in 98, 100, and 107 square-inch head sizes.
Weight
FX models weigh from 9.3oz to 10.8oz (265 to 305 grams). The lighter models are more suitable for beginners and the heavier rackets are suitable for more experienced players.
FX 500 Tour
FX 500 Tour is the most competitive model in the FX series. It has a smaller 98 square-inch head size and a weight of 10.8oz (305 grams). It has a more open 16×19 string pattern which provides good power and spin-producing capabilities.
Even though FX 500 produces a good amount of power it still gives good precision thanks to its 98 square-inch head size. Compared to Dunlop’s other 98-inch models the FX 500 offers a more softer and arm-friendly experience thanks to its flexible beam.
The FX 500 Tour is best suited for intermediate to advanced players who are looking for the most competitive and precise model in the FX series.
Price range: $200 / 230€
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FX 500 Tour | |
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Head size (sq cm) | 632.26 |
Head size (sq in) | 98 |
Length (cm) | 68.58 |
Length (in) | 27 |
String Pattern | 16×19 |
Stiffness | 65 |
Strung balance (cm) | 32.49 |
Strung balance (in) | 12.79 |
Strung balance (pts) | -6 |
Strung weight (grams) | 323 |
Strung weight (ounces) | 11.4 |
Beam (mm) | 21/23/21 |
Unstrung balance (cm) | 31.5 |
Unstrung balance (in) | 12.79 |
Unstrung balance (pts) | -9 |
Unstrung weight (grams) | 305 |
Unstrung weight (ounces) | 10.8oz |
Recommended stringing tension | 45-65lb / 20-29kg |
FX 500
The FX 500 is an easier version of the FX 500 Tour. It has a larger 100 square-inch head size and a lighter weight of 10.6oz (300 grams). It shares the same open 16×19 string pattern but because of its lighter weight, it produces slightly more power.
The larger 100-inch head size helps the FX 500 model to be more stable, power-producing, and forgiving. The only drawback with the larger head size is that it is not as precise as the 98-inch Tour model.
The FX 500 is best suited for intermediate to advanced players who are looking for a slightly easier and more power-producing FX 500 model.
Price range: $200 / 220€
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FX 500 | |
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Head size (sq cm) | 645.16 |
Head size (sq in) | 100 |
Length (cm) | 68.58 |
Length (in) | 27 |
String Pattern | 16×19 |
Stiffness | 69 |
Strung balance (cm) | 33.02 |
Strung balance (in) | 13 |
Strung balance (pts) | -4 |
Strung weight (grams) | 320 |
Strung weight (ounces) | 11.3 |
Beam (mm) | 23/26/23 |
Unstrung balance (cm) | 32 |
Unstrung balance (in) | 12.6 |
Unstrung balance (pts) | -9 |
Unstrung weight (grams) | 300 |
Unstrung weight (ounces) | 10.6oz |
Recommended stringing tension | 45-65lb / 20-29kg |
FX 500 LS
The FX 500 LS (Lite Spin) is as the name suggests a lighter and spin-producing model of the FX 500. It has the same 100 square-inch head size and 16×19 string pattern as the FX 500 model. However, it weighs 10.1oz (285 grams) which is 0.5oz (15 grams) less.
Thanks to its lightweight and extra spin the FX 500 LS offers an easier approach to tennis for beginners and younger players.
The FX 500 LS is best suited for beginner players who are looking for a light, easy, and arm-friendly FX 500 model. Due to its lightweight, it is also suitable for younger junior players.
Price range: $200 / 210€
Similar models from other manufacturers:
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FX 500 LS | |
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Head size (sq cm) | 645.16 |
Head size (sq in) | 100 |
Length (cm) | 68.58 |
Length (in) | 27 |
String Pattern | 16×19 |
Stiffness | 67 |
Strung balance (cm) | 33.48 |
Strung balance (in) | 13.18 |
Strung balance (pts) | -3 |
Strung weight (grams) | 301 |
Strung weight (ounces) | 10.6 |
Beam (mm) | 23/26/23 |
Unstrung balance (cm) | 32.5 |
Unstrung balance (in) | 12.8 |
Unstrung balance (pts) | -6 |
Unstrung weight (grams) | 285 |
Unstrung weight (ounces) | 10.1oz |
Recommended stringing tension | 45-65lb / 20-29kg |
FX 500 Lite
The FX 500 Lite is as the name suggests the second lightest FX 500 model. It has the same 100-inch head size as the basic FX 500 model but it weighs 9.5oz ( 270 grams) which is 0.6oz (15 grams) lighter than the basic model. In addition to lighter weight, the Lite model also has an extra open 16×18 string pattern which produces even more power and spin.
Compared to the FX 500 LS the Lite model is even more beginner-friendly because it produces more spin and power. In addition to these capabilities, the Lite model’s frame is also very soft so it is one of the arm-friendliest models in the FX 500 series.
The FX 500 Lite is best suited for beginner players who are looking for a light, arm-friendly FX 500 model that has excellent power and spin-producing capabilities. Thanks to its extra lightweight it is suitable for younger junior players as well.
Price range: $200 / 200€
Similar models from other manufacturers:
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FX 500 Lite | |
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Head size (sq cm) | 645.16 |
Head size (sq in) | 100 |
Length (cm) | 68.58 |
Length (in) | 27 |
String Pattern | 16×18 |
Stiffness | 68 |
Strung balance (cm) | 33.99 |
Strung balance (in) | 13.38 |
Strung balance (pts) | -1 |
Strung weight (grams) | 283 |
Strung weight (ounces) | 10 |
Beam (mm) | 23/26/23 |
Unstrung balance (cm) | 33 |
Unstrung balance (in) | 12.99 |
Unstrung balance (pts) | -4 |
Unstrung weight (grams) | 270 |
Unstrung weight (ounces) | 9.5oz |
Recommended stringing tension | 45-65lb / 20-29kg |
FX 700
The FX 700 is the lightest and largest head-sized model in the FX series. It has an extra large head size of 107 inches and a light weight of 9.3oz (265 grams). In addition to these, the FX 700 model also has an extended length of 27.5 inches (68.8 centimeters). It shares the same extra open 16×18 string pattern with the FX 500 Lite model.
With the help of an extra large head size and extra length, the FX 700 is well suited for doubles play since it produces more power to serves and volleys. The lightweight also makes it suitable for senior players since it offers good comfort and maneuverability.
The FX 700 is best suited for beginner to intermediate players who are looking for the lightest FX model with the largest head size. Due to its lightweight and large head size, it is suitable for senior players.
Price range: $200 / 200€
Similar models from other manufacturers:
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FX 700 | |
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Head size (sq cm) | 690.32 |
Head size (sq in) | 107 |
Length (cm) | 68.8 |
Length (in) | 27.5 |
String Pattern | 16×18 |
Stiffness | 67 |
Strung balance (cm) | 34.8 |
Strung balance (in) | 13.7 |
Strung balance (pts) | 0 Equal Balance |
Strung weight (grams) | 278 |
Strung weight (ounces) | 9.8 |
Beam (mm) | 23/27/23 |
Unstrung balance (cm) | 34 |
Unstrung balance (in) | 13.39 |
Unstrung balance (pts) | -3 |
Unstrung weight (grams) | 265 |
Unstrung weight (ounces) | 9.3oz |
Recommended stringing tension | 40-60lb / 18-27kg |
Srixon SX Models 🟡
Dunlop SX Models are the most spin-focused models in the Dunlop series. In addition to spin they are also designed to offer players good power production.
Head Sizes
SX Models come in 98, 100, and 107 square-inch head sizes.
Weight
SX Models come in weights varying from 9.5oz (270 grams) to 10.8oz (305 grams). The lighter models are more suitable for beginners and the heavier rackets are suitable for more experienced players.
SX 300 Tour
The SX 300 Tour is the most competitive model in the SX series. It has a smaller head size of 98 inches and a weight of 10.8oz (305 grams). It has an open string pattern of 16×19 which offers players a good amount of spin and power production.
The SX 300 has a wider string spacing which further improves its spin-producing capabilities compared to Dunlop’s other 16×19 models. Even though the SX 300 model is designed for spin it also has decent precision and power production making it a good player’s racket.
The SX 300 is best suited for intermediate to advanced players who are looking for the most precise and competitive SX model.
Price range: $230 / 250€
Similar models from other manufacturers:
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SX 300 Tour | |
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Head size (sq cm) | 632 |
Head size (sq in) | 98 |
Length (cm) | 68.5 |
Length (in) | 27 |
String Pattern | 16×19 |
Stiffness | 66 |
Strung balance (cm) | 32.49 |
Strung balance (in) | 12.79 |
Strung balance (pts) | -6 |
Strung weight (grams) | 323 |
Strung weight (ounces) | 11.4 |
Beam (mm) | 23/26/23 |
Unstrung balance (cm) | 32.49 |
Unstrung balance (in) | 12.79 |
Unstrung balance (pts) | -9 |
Unstrung weight (grams) | 305 |
Unstrung weight (ounces) | 10.8oz |
Recommended stringing tension | 45-65lb / 20-29kg |
SX 300
The SX 300 is the easier version of the SX 300 Tour model. It has the same open string pattern of 16×19 but it weighs 10.6oz (300 grams) and has a larger 100-inch head size. Thanks to these features it is easier to play with and offers players more power production and forgiveness.
Despite the differences, the SX 300 model has nearly the same level of spin as the SX 300 Tour model.
The SX 300 is best suited for intermediate to advanced players who are looking for a little lighter and larger head-sized SX 300 model.
Price range: $200 / 240€
Similar models from other manufacturers:
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SX 300 | |
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Head size (sq cm) | 645 |
Head size (sq in) | 100 |
Length (cm) | 68.5 |
Length (in) | 27 |
String Pattern | 16×19 |
Stiffness | 68 |
Strung balance (cm) | 33.02 |
Strung balance (in) | 13 |
Strung balance (pts) | -4 |
Strung weight (grams) | 318 |
Strung weight (ounces) | 11.2 |
Beam (mm) | 23/26/23 |
Unstrung balance (cm) | 32 |
Unstrung balance (in) | 12.6 |
Unstrung balance (pts) | -7 |
Unstrung weight (grams) | 300 |
Unstrung weight (ounces) | 10.6oz |
Recommended stringing tension | 45-65lb / 20-29kg |
SX 300 Lite
The SX 300 Lite is as the name suggests a Lighter version of the SX 300 basic model. It has the same 100-inch head size but it weighs 9.5oz (270 grams) compared to the basic version’s 10.6oz (300 grams). It also differs from the basic model with its more open string pattern of 16×18 which offers improved spin and power production.
Thanks to its lightweight the SX 300 Lite offers players an easy-to-approach spin racket with good power-producing capabilities.
The SX 300 Lite is best suited for beginner to intermediate players who are looking for an extra light SX 300 model that offers effortless spin and power production. Due to its lightweight, it is also suitable for younger junior players.
Price range: $200 / 210€
Similar models from other manufacturers:
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SX 300 Lite | |
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Head size (sq cm) | 645 |
Head size (sq in) | 100 |
Length (cm) | 68.5 |
Length (in) | 27 |
String Pattern | 16×18 |
Stiffness | 63 |
Strung balance (cm) | 33.73 |
Strung balance (in) | 13.28 |
Strung balance (pts) | -2 |
Strung weight (grams) | 283 |
Strung weight (ounces) | 10 |
Beam (mm) | 23/26/23 |
Unstrung balance (cm) | 33.73 |
Unstrung balance (in) | 13.28 |
Unstrung balance (pts) | -2 |
Unstrung weight (grams) | 270 |
Unstrung weight (ounces) | 9.5oz |
Recommended stringing tension | 45-65lb / 20-29kg |
SX 600
The SX 600 is the largest head-sized model in the SX series. It has a head size of 105 inches and a weight of 9.5oz (270 grams). It shares the same more open 16×18 string pattern with the SX 300 Lite model so it produces a good amount of spin and power.
Thanks to its lightweight and 16×18 string pattern and large head size the SX 600 is the easiest model in the SX series. Because of the extra large head size, the SX 600 is also suitable for senior players.
The SX 600 is best suited for beginner to intermediate players who are looking for a light power-producing SX model with an extra large head size. Thanks to its large head size it is also suitable for senior players.
Price range: $230 / 270€
Similar models from other manufacturers:
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SX 600 | |
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Head size (sq cm) | 677.42 |
Head size (sq in) | 105 |
Length (cm) | 69.22 |
Length (in) | 27.25 |
String Pattern | 16×18 |
Stiffness | 60 |
Strung balance (cm) | 34.29 |
Strung balance (in) | 13.5 |
Strung balance (pts) | -1 |
Strung weight (grams) | 286 |
Strung weight (ounces) | 10.1 |
Beam (mm) | 23/26.5/23 |
Unstrung balance (cm) | – |
Unstrung balance (in) | – |
Unstrung balance (pts) | – |
Unstrung weight (grams) | 270 |
Unstrung weight (ounces) | 9.5 |
Recommended stringing tension | 40-60lb / 18-27kg |
Srixon LX Models ⚪️
LX Models are the Lightest models in the Dunlop series. They also have the largest head sizes so they are well suited for senior players.
Head Sizes
LX Models come in extra large 107, 110, and 115-inch head sizes. Due to their larger head sizes, they are designed for senior players.
Weight
LX Models weight varies from 8.9oz (255 grams) to 9.5oz (275 grams).
LX 800
The LX 800 is the second largest head-sized model in the LX series. It has a large head size of 110 square inches and a light weight of 8.9oz (255 grams). It has a more open string pattern of 16×18 which offers players effortless power and spin production.
Thanks to the large head size and light weight it is easier to play with and arm-friendly. Because the LX 800 doesn’t have the largest head size in the series it manages to offer decent control and precision.
The LX 800 is best suited for senior players who are looking for a power-producing LX model with a large head size.
Price range: $230 / 180€
Similar models from other manufacturers:
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LX 800 | |
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Head size (sq cm) | 709.68 |
Head size (sq in) | 110 |
Length (cm) | 68.58 |
Length (in) | 27 |
String Pattern | 16×18 |
Stiffness | 75 |
Strung balance (cm) | 36.35 |
Strung balance (in) | 14.31 |
Strung balance (pts) | +6 |
Strung weight (grams) | 272 |
Strung weight (ounces) | 9.6oz |
Beam (mm) | 26/27/26 |
Unstrung balance (cm) | – |
Unstrung balance (in) | – |
Unstrung balance (pts) | – |
Unstrung weight (grams) | 255 |
Unstrung weight (ounces) | 8.9 |
Recommended stringing tension | 40-55 pounds / 18-25 kg |
LX 1000
The LX 1000 is the largest head-sized model in the LX series. It has a head size of 115 inches and a weight of 9.5oz (255 grams). It shares the same open 16×18 string pattern with the LX 800 model so it has good power and spin-producing capabilities.
Thanks to its extra large head size the LX 1000 model is said to be the most comfortable and arm-friendly model in the LX series. In addition to these specifications, the LX 1000 also produces a great amount of power making it an ideal racket for playing doubles.
The LX 1000 is best suited for senior players who are looking for a LX model with the largest head size and best comfort.
Price range: $230 / 200€
Similar models from other manufacturers:
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LX 1000 | |
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Head size (sq cm) | 741.93 |
Head size (sq in) | 115 |
Length (cm) | 68.58 |
Length (in) | 27 |
String Pattern | 16×18 |
Stiffness | 75 |
Strung balance (cm) | 36.47 |
Strung balance (in) | 14.36 |
Strung balance (pts) | +7 |
Strung weight (grams) | 269 |
Strung weight (ounces) | 9.5 |
Beam (mm) | 27/28/63 |
Unstrung balance (cm) | – |
Unstrung balance (in) | – |
Unstrung balance (pts) | – |
Unstrung weight (grams) | 255 |
Unstrung weight (ounces) | 9 |
Recommended stringing tension | 40-55 pounds / 18-25 kg |
LX Team
The LX Team is the most affordable LX model. It has a slightly smaller head size of 107 inches compared to other LX models. Also, it has a slightly higher weight of 9.5oz (270 grams). It is very close to other LX models so it is a good choice for players who are looking for a more affordable senior racket.
The LX Team is best suited for senior players who are looking for a more affordable LX model with the same type of specifications.
Price range: $130 / 100€
Similar models from other manufacturers:
- Coming soon!
LX Team | |
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Head size (sq cm) | 677.42 |
Head size (sq in) | 107 |
Length (cm) | 68.58 |
Length (in) | 27 |
String Pattern | 16×19 |
Stiffness | 64 |
Strung balance (cm) | 34.49 |
Strung balance (in) | 13.58 |
Strung balance (pts) | +1 |
Strung weight (grams) | 283 |
Strung weight (ounces) | 10 |
Beam (mm) | 23/27/23 |
Unstrung balance (cm) | – |
Unstrung balance (in) | – |
Unstrung balance (pts) | – |
Unstrung weight (grams) | 270 |
Unstrung weight (ounces) | 9.5 |
Recommended stringing tension | 40-55 pounds / 18-25 kg |
Dunlop’s Junior Rackets
Dunlop also offers Junior players a wide variety of rackets. These junior rackets are lighter and easier to play with versions of the adult rackets. Dunlop’s junior rackets come in various sizes and you’ll find a size guide at the end of this chapter.
Here is a list of juniors and kids rackets:
- Dunlop FX Junior 21
- Dunlop FX Junior 23
- Dunlop FX Junior 25
- Dunlop Nitro 27
Note! Competitive junior players can also play with Dunlop’s lighter racket models that have the LS or Lite tag in the racket’s name.
Racket size guide
Racket size (inches) | Child’s height EU | Child’s height US | Age |
---|---|---|---|
17 | <90cm | <2 ft 11in | <3 years |
19 | 90-105cm | 2 ft 11 in – 3 ft 5 in | 3-5 years |
21 | 105-120cm | 3 ft 5 in – 3 ft 11 in | 5-6 years |
23 | 120-130cm | 3 ft 11 in – 4 ft 3 in | 6-8 years |
25 | 130-140cm | 4 ft 3 in – 4 ft 7 in | 9-10 years |
26 | 140-150cm | 4 ft 7 in – 4 ft 11 in | 11-14 years |
>26 | >150cm | > 4ft 11 in | >14 years |
Best Dunlop Rackets for Beginners
CX 400
- Excellent all-around racket that offers great stability and forgiveness.
Price range: $200 / 240€
SX 300 Lite
- Good spin and power-producing comfortable racket
Price range: $200 / 210€
FX 500 LS
- Power-producing racket with good maneuverability
Price range: $200 / 210€
Best Dunlop Rackets for Intermediate Players
FX 500
- Excellent all-around racket that offers good power production and forgiveness.
Price range: $200 / 220€
SX 300
- Good power and spin-producing comfortable racket
Price range: $230 / 250€
CX 200
- Control-focused racket with good ball feedback
Price range: $200 / 270€
Best Dunlop Rackets for Advanced Players
CX 200 Tour 18×20
- Excellent all-around racket that offers great precision and ball feedback.
Price range: $200 / 260€
SX 300 Tour
- Good power and spin-producing racket with decent control.
Price range: $230 / 250€
FX 500 Tour
- Power-producing racket with good power production and forgiveness.
Price range: $200 / 230€
Best Dunlop Rackets for Senior Players
FX 700
- Excellent all-around racket that offers great stability and forgiveness.
Price range: $200 / 200€
SX 600
- Good power and spin-producing comfortable racket
Price range: $230 / 270€
LX 800
- Light, power-producing racket with good maneuverability
Price range: $230 / 180€
Corresponding Models from Other Manufacturers
Dunlop Model | Head Model | Wilson Model | Babolat Model | Yonex Model |
---|---|---|---|---|
SX | Extreme MP | Blade | Pure Aero | VCORE |
CX | Speed Pro | Pro Staff | Pure Strike | Percept |
FX | Boom MP | Ultra | Pure Drive | Ezone |
Where to Buy Dunlop’s Tennis Rackets?
Coming soon!
FAQ
What are Dunlop Tour models?
— Tour models are the most competitive models in their series.