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Dunlop SX 300 Tour Racket 2025

Series: Tour

$249.99

Reference price as of June 2026 Not a live offer

Play with added spin and ultimate control. Tennis has evolved. With SX you can hit with confidence. It

Frame specs

Head Size 98in²
String Pattern 16x19
Length Standard
Strung Weight 11.4oz / 323g
Balance 12.79in / 32.49cm / 6 pts HL
Swingweight 321
Stiffness 69
Beam Width 23mm / 26mm / 23mm
Composition Sonic Core Infinergy/Graphite
Power Level Low-Medium
Stroke Style Compact-Medium
Swing Speed Medium-Fast
Racket Colors Teal/Yellow
Grip Type Dunlop Synthetic
String Pattern Detail 16 Mains / 19 Crosses
String Tension 45-65 pounds

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What players say

Liked 3 sources

Reviewers agree the SX 300 Tour 2025 is a lively, easy-power frame that generates heavy spin with little effort, helped by the widened Spin Boost XT grommets and a stiffer, more stable hoop. The tradeoff most testers flag is precision: the ball leaves the stringbed fast, making touch shots, drop volleys, and flat/flighty shots harder to control than on more control-oriented 98s.

Best for

  • Aggressive baseliners who want easy pace and spin
  • Players moving up from tweener or spin-focused frames
  • Whippy, fast-swinging technique
  • Attacking players who also volley

Pros

  • Easy, lively power on groundstrokes and serves
  • Excellent, low-effort spin access from the open pattern and updated grommets
  • Improved stability and solid feel at contact from the widened 3/9 o'clock geometry
  • Vibroshield dampening reduces harsh vibration versus earlier SX models
  • Capable at net with good touch on shaped volleys despite the power

Cons

  • Ball leaves the string bed quickly, hurting control and shot-shaping on flatter balls
  • Feels stiffer than some testers prefer, which some found less comfortable
  • Less precise on drop shots and delicate touch shots ("no laser pointer")
  • Some testers found it less powerful than the previous 2022 SX 300 Tour

Voices

For a 98-square-inch head size, this racquet really maxes out the power and spin.

— Troy, Tennis Warehouse playtest team, Web

The stiffness of this racquet is a bit higher than I prefer.

— Troy, Tennis Warehouse playtest team, Web

The ball was in and out of the stringbed quite fast, [making shot selection difficult].

— Michelle, Tennis Warehouse playtest team, Web

A little flighty on flat shots.

— Chris, Tennis Warehouse playtest team, Web

Sources

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