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Prices from 14/11/2026 · updated daily, cheapest shop first
All Dunlop padel rackets from our reviews at a glance – with ratings, specs and price comparison.
16 rackets found
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Tournament-oriented diamond shape with a 12K carbon face and head-heavy balance – built for maximum power on smashes and aggressive attacking play.
Signature model limited to 500 pieces (design by the Hamburg artist Nisse): 16K carbon face, EVA Pro core and a high balance point for dominant all-round play.
Diamond shape for attacking intermediate players: 12K carbon face with an embossed texture over a soft EVA core (Sonic Core Infinergy from BASF) for plenty of rebound and swing speed.
Oversize round-head version of the limited Nisse edition (also just 500 pieces): 3K carbon with Tri-Max reinforcement over a Pro EVA core – an extremely large, forgiving sweet spot.
Dunlop's teardrop racket with medium balance, a medium-hard EVA Pro core and a rough 16K carbon face for a balanced game of pressure and control.
Hybrid head with Tri-Clamp reinforcement and a 12K carbon face over a Pro EVA core – control-oriented, with a grippy Extra Grip texture for plenty of spin.
Diamond shape with Force Bridge technology and a Pro EVA core – a balanced attacking racket for intermediate players who want to combine power with still acceptable control.
Diamond with medium balance, a hard EVA Pro core and a 12K carbon face – attack-oriented, but more balanced than a head-heavy diamond.
Teardrop shape with central balance, a hard EVA Pro core and a rough surface – a taut all-rounder for powerful play with spin.
Comfortable hybrid racket with a 12K carbon face, Tri-Max reinforcement and an ultra-soft core – plenty of stability and control for ambitious recreational players.
Diamond shape with medium balance, a fibreglass face and a Pro EVA core – an accessible racket for the step towards attacking play.
Forgiving hybrid head with a large sweet spot: graphite frame, carbon face and Pro EVA core with a grippy rough surface for beginners to intermediate players.
Light hybrid head for beginners: graphite frame with a soft EVA core and a grippy Extra Grip surface – lots of comfort at a low weight.
Pure beginner racket: round with a large sweet spot, graphite frame and soft Pro EVA core – damps vibration for low-fatigue play in long sessions.
Round shape with low balance, a fibreglass face and a soft Pro EVA core – a forgiving beginner racket in green.
Round shape with low balance, a graphite frame and a Pro EVA core – Dunlop's beginner racket in black with a turquoise logo.
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| Series | Models | Model years | Shape · weight | from | Top rated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Galactica | 6 | 2025 | Teardrop · 355–365 g | €77.94 | Dunlop Galactica Limited By Nisse8.0/10 |
| Fx | 3 | – | Diamond · 355–370 g | €108.13 | Dunlop Fx Pro8.0/10 |
| Megamax | 3 | – | Round · 355–365 g | €49.27 | Dunlop Megamax Silver6.5/10 |
| Nanomax | 2 | – | Teardrop · 350–365 g | €75.71 | Dunlop Nanomax Pro6.9/10 |
Dunlop is a traditional British brand that, like Head and Wilson, came to padel from tennis. Its range is far more beginner-friendly than those of the Spanish pro brands: the focus is on round, forgiving shapes in the mid-price range.
The lines: Galactica = the round flagship (the “Limited by Nisse” models are special editions), FX = the diamond series with more power, Nanomax and Megamax = the comfortable entry level, Fusion = the teardrop shape. “Lite” stands for the lighter version, “Team” for the more accessible one.
We currently list 16 Dunlop models in our comparison, priced from €49.27 to €159.95. Levels covered: Beginner, Intermediate, Competitive.
The range breaks down into 6× Teardrop, 5× Diamond, 5× Round; weights range from 350 to 370 g. We rate 3 of the 16 models as particularly arm-friendly.
Our top-rated models are Dunlop Fx Pro (8.0/10), Dunlop Galactica Limited By Nisse (8.0/10), Dunlop Fx Lite (7.8/10). Our best padel rackets list shows how they stack up against other brands.
Use ratings, spec sheets and the price comparison to find the right Dunlop model for your level and budget. Not sure? The Racket Finder gives you a recommendation in one minute.
In our comparison, the Dunlop Fx Pro leads the Dunlop field with 8.0 out of 10 points. Whether it's right for you depends on your level and playing style – for beginners we'd rather recommend the Dunlop Galactica Team.
In our comparison, Dunlop has 4 series with several models: Galactica (6 models, from €77.94), Fx (3 models, from €108.13), Megamax (3 models, from €49.27), Nanomax (2 models, from €75.71). Within a series, the models usually differ in hardness, shape and weight.
From the 2026 range we list 1 Dunlop model: Dunlop Aero - Star 2026. We compare prices daily across the connected shops.
In our comparison, Dunlop models cost between €49.27 and €159.95. The cheapest model right now is the Dunlop Megamax Silver. The exact price depends on the model and shop – we update prices daily.
Yes. Of our 16 Dunlop models, 7 are suitable for beginners, the top-rated being the Dunlop Galactica Team. As a rule, look for a round shape, a soft core and a weight of around 345–360 g.
Yes, we rate 3 of the 16 Dunlop models as especially joint-friendly – for example the Dunlop Galactica Lite. What matters is a soft core, a low to medium balance and a moderate weight.
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