Light, brilliant control, excellent grip, great value .
Disadvantages:
Power is only just above average .
Recommend to potential buyers:
yes
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I am a great fan of tennis, I live nextdoor to a club, and have had this tennis racket for three years, it is in very good condition even though I play very often. The first thing Inoticed about it was its weight, or lack of it. It is unbelievably light for a tennis racket which I think is brilliant if you are a beginner or if you have a weak or sore wrist. The racket's lightness has only one disadvantage, it's power. Most Wilsons or Slazengers are now very powerful, but this racket lags a little behind. This makes it good for beginners or for those who hit the ball a little too hard. The lack of power is made up for by the spectacular control, all forms of spin are made so much easier by the manoueverability and grip of the racket. When i first used this racket i was amazed at how much spin i could put on the ball with o little effort. In this respect Dunlop outdo other leading tennis racket brands. I was in for yet another surprise when i started playing with the racket more. The new semi-concave technology used in the racket's rim makes the sweetspot far bigger. I found that although the power was not huge I hit the sweetspot far more often and the strength of my shots was far more consistent. This racket may not make you a better tennis player but I think it makes it far easier for you to play with variation and flexibility. When I bought the racket it cost only £50 which was brilliant value then and is probably even cheaper now, definitely five stars.
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