Dunlop FX 700

Yes, this racquet is an excellent choice for beginners and intermediate players alike. Its oversized 107-square-inch head provides a large sweet spot, which offers the forgiveness and stability needed to help you develop your game.

The 107-square-inch head size is designed to maximize power and forgiveness. It makes it easier to generate pace on your shots and provides a more consistent response even when you don't hit the ball perfectly in the center of the strings.

Absolutely. The FX 700 features an open 16x19 string pattern, which allows the strings to bite into the ball more effectively. This design makes it easier to access spin, giving you more control over the trajectory and depth of your shots.

Sonic Core Infinergy is a material integrated into the frame to dampen unwanted vibrations. This results in a more comfortable feel at impact, reducing shock to your arm during long rallies without sacrificing the racquet's responsive feedback.

At 9.2 ounces unstrung, the FX 700 is quite lightweight and maneuverable. This makes it easier to swing quickly, which is particularly helpful for improving your net game and reacting faster during volleys.

The recommended tension range for the Dunlop FX 700 is 40 to 60 lbs. We suggest starting in the middle of this range to balance power and control, then adjusting based on your personal preference for feel and string durability.