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Dunlop CX 200 LS Racket

Series: CX

$199.00

Reference price as of June 2026 Not a live offer

Updated with a new mold for 2024, this easy swinging racket brings spin-friendly precision and great feel to the rising intermediate player

Frame specs

Head Size 98in²
Length Standard
Strung Weight 10.7oz / 303g
Balance 13.18in / 33.48cm / 3 pts HL
Swingweight 309
Stiffness 63
Beam Width 21.5mm / 21.5mm / 21.5mm
Composition Sonic Core Infinergy/Graphite
Power Level Low-Medium
Stroke Style Medium-Full
Swing Speed Medium-Fast
Racket Colors Red
Grip Type Dunlop Viper Dry
String Pattern 16x19
String Pattern Detail 16 Mains / 19 Crosses
String Tension 45-65 pounds

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What players say

Liked 5 sources

Reviewers see the CX 200 LS as a light, easy-swinging version of the CX 200 that keeps most of the series' control and feel while being much more forgiving to swing. It suits intermediates and juniors building a swing, with the tradeoff being a bit less stability and power than the full-weight CX 200, especially at net and on serve.

Best for

  • Improving intermediates
  • Advanced juniors
  • Players moving up from a lighter frame
  • Baseline-focused control players

Pros

  • Easy to swing and maneuver at 290g while still feeling stable on contact
  • Good spin generation from the open 16x19 pattern and Powergrid Stringtech+
  • Retains much of the control and feel reputation of the heavier CX 200
  • Manageable and less tiring than denser player frames like the Vcore Pro

Cons

  • Less power in reserve than the standard CX 200, particularly noted on serves
  • Volley stability and control lag behind the groundstroke performance
  • At least one longer-term tester found the feel thin/lacking compared to expectations for a control frame
  • Grip sizing reported as running small, with size 4 grips hard to find in some markets

Voices

The CX 200 LS puts the outstanding control and feel of the CX series into a light and user-friendly package.

— Tennis Warehouse playtester, Web

easy to trigger shots from baseline but lacking volley control/stability

— ratz, Forums

much more manageable than Vcore Pro, less tiring to play with

— Tony29, Forums

good power/control ratio, easy to manage; handle runs small, no size 4 available

— YORIC, Forums

The CX 200 LS has a good blend of power, spin, and control, and received a 7.5 out of 10 from the back of the court.

— The Tennis Bros, Web

Sources

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