Dunlop Sports CX Team Pre-Strung Tennis Racket

Finally getting back into tennis and thus the perfect racket! The balance is great, it's lightweight, durable, the perfect size for me and more than worth the price! I recommend 10/10.

Very comfortable & lightweight with a great frame with plenty of power off the strings. I bought the 4.5 size grip so adjust your purchase as needed.Yes you will have to eventually have the racket restrung (strings don’t last forever) and then you could try different tensions etc.Very happy I bought this Head tennis racket.

We just finished trying out the Dunlop Sports Team 260 racket and this Dunlop Sports CX Team racket. For background, we are 3.0 and 4.0 players, and usually use Wilson Pro rackets.We were surprised and pleased with both Dunlop rackets. They are very light (a little too light for me at first, but I got used to it very quickly). The string tension was good, and they both looked carefully crafted. I needed to put overgrip tape on the 1/4 inch grip, but I have long fingers.We are not giving up our Wilson Pro rackets. However, we are absolutely comfortable with letting our guests use either of these Dunlop, rackets, with our blessings. And if our guests feel the grip, length, or weight is uncomfortable, I will switch rackets with them, and use this Dunlop Sports CX Team racket.

I am a beginner I just want to find a racket very light it’s working very well

I am an intermediate player and use a Wilson racket. But when I saw this Dunlop racket I thought it would be a good choice for my wife, since it is very lightweight. She is a beginner, but this is a nice enough racket that I believe she could continue to use it even after her skill level improves. As with all pre-strung tennis rackets, you will never even come close to experiencing the full capabilities of the racket unless you restring it using a much nicer quality string, and also adjust the tension to a level that is appropriate for both the racket and the player. Of course you might have to try a few different strings and a few different tension levels, but the end result will be worth the time and effort.This racket has a large sweet spot. But because of the weight, it is difficult to get a lot of power. The control is excellent, however. That is more important for a beginner or even a more advanced player who relies on consistency more than power. For the price I think this is an excellent racket.

This is great! It's a definite upgrade from what I was using before. This racket is perfect for intermediate players, with classic control and a lightweight feel. The lighter weight allows for a quicker response time and an easy swing, which gives you a bit of an upgrade. I love the vibrant red color, which makes this look both fun and expensive. And it's got improved vibration damping, which makes it more comfortable when you hit the ball. The grip is just right as well - no sticky or slippery feel. It'll take a game or two to break this in, but once you do, it should be a reliable upgrade.

The Good:-Great for beginners to intermediate players-Well constructed-Good value-Comfortable grip-Lightweight-Good bounce and stiffness of racketThe Bad:-NoneThe Bottom Line:I would say I’m a beginner intermediate player and I like like this racket since it’s lightweight and easy to swing. The grip is comfortable and the bounce off the strings is predictable. Overall, I would recommend this Dunlop tennis racket for its value and performance.

This racket feels great and is well balanced. I like that it's not too heavy. It's a good backup racket for more intermediate players but perfect for beginners. It's got a little bit longer grip area than the other rackets we have which is great if you need the extra space. All in all, it's a great racket, well made, balanced, and easy on the wrists since it's lighter weight.