Dunlop CX 200 Tour 16x19
The most demanding option in the selection. It is aimed at advanced players who generate their own ball speed and want maximum stability, precision and confidence on full strokes.
Advanced control and stabilityDunlop CX tennis rackets
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Dunlop tennis rackets for control, power and spin
Compare the Dunlop CX, FX and SX families to find the racket that best suits your level, strokes and playing style, with expert advice, professional stringing and customisation options.
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Dunlop CX
Dunlop CX: control, precision and direct feel
A family designed for players who want to direct the ball with confidence, maintain control on demanding shots and enjoy a precise and stable response.
Dunlop FX
Dunlop FX: power, speed and explosive response
Rackets designed to accelerate the ball with ease, achieve greater depth and develop an attacking game without sacrificing manoeuvrability or comfort.
Dunlop SX
Dunlop SX: spin, acceleration and depth
A range designed for players who construct points with spin, look for more aggressive trajectories and want to generate depth from the baseline.
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Dunlop CX: precision, control and direct feel
Dunlop CX tennis rackets are designed for players who want to direct the ball with confidence, maintain control as the pace increases and enjoy a precise response on every shot. The range includes different weights and levels of demand, allowing the CX character to suit intermediate, advanced and competitive players.
What type of player is the Dunlop CX designed for?
Dunlop CX rackets are particularly well suited to players who build points through placement, changes of direction and full strokes. Their response prioritises precision and a more connected feel with the ball rather than automatic power.
Not every Dunlop CX model requires the same level of technique. The lighter models are easier to swing, while the heavier versions provide greater stability and a more solid response when the pace of the rally increases.
Dunlop CX models
Find the right Dunlop CX for your playing style
The main differences between CX models are weight, stability, manoeuvrability and level of demand. Choosing correctly allows you to retain the characteristic control of the range without using a racket that is too heavy or difficult to accelerate.
Dunlop CX 200
A control racket for players with sound technique who want a solid and precise response, while retaining slightly more ease of use than the Tour version.
Precision and direct feelDunlop CX 400 Tour
It combines stability, control and a more accessible response. It is an interesting option for players who want precision but prefer a slightly more forgiving and manoeuvrable racket.
Balance between control and ease of useDunlop CX 200 LS
A lighter alternative for improving players who want to experience the CX response without the weight or demands of the more advanced models.
Control with greater manoeuvrabilityDunlop CX 400
The most accessible option in this CX selection. It offers easy handling, forgiveness and a controlled response for intermediate players or those who prefer a less demanding racket.
Manoeuvrability and accessible controlHow to choose the weight of your Dunlop CX
The 305 and 310 gram models offer greater stability and a firmer response, but require sufficient technique to accelerate the racket throughout the match. They are aimed at advanced players with full strokes and good physical preparation.
The 285, 290 and 300 gram versions are easier to manoeuvre and retain the precise character of the CX family with fewer physical demands. They may be better suited to intermediate players, improving players or those who prioritise racket-head speed.
Control, stability and head size
A control racket should not be chosen by weight alone. Head size, balance, string pattern and overall stiffness also influence its response. A more demanding setup may provide greater precision but can also reduce forgiveness on off-centre shots.
The more accessible CX models provide a friendlier sweet spot and an easier response. Competition-focused versions deliver a more direct feel and reward players who consistently strike the ball in front of the body.
Which strings should you choose for a Dunlop CX?
The string can reinforce the racket's natural control or provide the comfort and ball speed the player needs. A control-oriented monofilament may suit players who hit with acceleration and frequently break strings.
A multifilament or hybrid setup can be used to improve comfort. Tension should be adjusted to the specific model, string type, player level and usual preferences. At Ipontennis, we provide professional stringing and can prepare your racket before shipping.
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CX, FX or SX?
CX is Dunlop's reference range for control and precision. For easier power or greater assistance with spin generation, you can also compare the FX and SX families.
