Dunlop SX 300 Tour
The most stable and demanding version in the selection. It is designed for advanced players who generate high swing speed and want to combine spin, heavy shots and firmness through impact.
Advanced spin and maximum stabilityDunlop SX 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 SX: spin, acceleration and depth
Dunlop SX tennis rackets are designed for players who use rotation to construct points, gain greater clearance over the net and generate depth from the baseline. Their response helps accelerate the racket head and produce more heavily spun trajectories.
What type of player is the Dunlop SX designed for?
Dunlop SX is particularly well suited to players who swing upwards and use topspin as a central part of their game. Rotation makes it possible to attack with greater clearance over the net and keep the ball inside the court as speed increases.
The range includes different weights to adapt stability, manoeuvrability and level of demand. Heavier versions are aimed at advanced players, while lighter models make racket-head acceleration and access to spin easier.
Dunlop SX models
Find the right Dunlop SX for your spin-based game
Your choice should consider the weight you can swing comfortably, your swing speed and the level of stability you need. A heavier model provides greater solidity, while a lighter version makes acceleration easier.
Dunlop SX 300 White Limited Edition
A balanced option for intermediate and advanced players. It combines spin potential, stability and manoeuvrability while maintaining a solid response from the baseline.
Balance between spin and stabilityDunlop SX 300 LS White Limited Edition
A lighter version for players looking to accelerate the racket more easily. It provides access to the SX family character with lower physical demands and greater manoeuvrability.
Spin with greater manoeuvrabilityHow to choose the weight of your Dunlop SX
The 300 and 305 gram models provide greater stability when hitting at speed and help transfer more weight to the ball. They require sufficient technique to accelerate the racket and maintain good swing speed throughout the match.
The 285 gram version makes preparation easier and may be more suitable for intermediate or improving players and those who prefer a faster racket. Its lower weight helps generate racket-head speed and develop a more fluid stroke.
Spin, string pattern and trajectory
Access to spin depends on the combination of technique, swing speed, string pattern and string choice. A setup that allows the strings to move more freely can help increase rotation and create a higher, deeper trajectory.
Spin does not replace control. A ball with greater rotation can provide more clearance over the net and drop earlier inside the court, but the player must still maintain correct preparation and a stable contact point.
Which strings should you choose for a Dunlop SX?
A monofilament with good string movement can encourage spin generation and provide control when hitting with high acceleration. Gauge and tension should be compatible with the player's level, strength and playing frequency.
Players who need greater comfort can use a multifilament or hybrid setup. Excessive tension may reduce ball speed and comfort. At Ipontennis, we provide professional stringing and adapt the setup to the racket model and the player.
Compare Dunlop families
CX, FX or SX?
SX is Dunlop's spin and depth family. For a more precise response, you can compare it with CX, while FX provides greater assistance with power and ball speed.
