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Price history
22.07.14.11.
Price incl. shippingwith discount code (OURPRIME)
Lowest price €149.95 (07.10.) · highest price €167.95 (13.09.) – in each case the cheapest daily price across all shops, including shipping.
The Dunlop Fx Pro cost €159.95 on 22.07. and is €157.95 today – that's €2 less.
With a discount code, the best price was €139 (14.11.).
We've been tracking the price since 22.07.: 115 days with price changes.
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Our impression
The most powerful model in the FX range: a 12K carbon face over a Pro EVA core, with Sonic Core Infinergy (BASF) for exceptional rebound. Tests praise the controlled power, stability and effortless spin.
At 370 g, it is heavier than three quarters of all models in our comparison: that puts mass behind the ball and adds stability against hard shots, but costs reaction speed at the net. Head shape Diamond means: mass high up, a small, high sweet spot – maximum power, but less margin on off-centre hits than round and teardrop; the high balance puts the mass to work on the smash, but puts more strain on the arm. The hard core gives direct feedback on clean contact but is less forgiving. With power 8 and control 6 out of 10, it is clearly built for power.
With a forgiveness rating of 1.4 out of 10, it is less forgiving than 89% of the diamond-shaped rackets in our comparison. Of the 3 versions of the Dunlop Fx in our comparison, this is the heaviest (370 g) and also the most expensive (€139). 8 of the 21 shops in our comparison stock this racket, with prices from €139 to €195.77 – a €57 difference for the same model.
Who is the Dunlop Fx Pro for?
Advanced attacking players looking for excellent power.
Specifications
Shape
Diamond
Weight
approx. 370 g
Balance
High (head-heavy)
Hardness
Hard
Core
EVA Pro
Frame
Carbon 12K
more direct ball exit and more feedback than fibreglass
Surface
Rough
Level
Intermediate, Competitive
Power
8/10
Control
6/10
Forgiveness (estimated)
1.4/10
uncompromising, only for consistent hitters
What level of player is the Dunlop Fx Pro suited to?
Our classification: Intermediate and Competitive. Its forgiveness is 1.4 out of 10 – uncompromising, only for consistent hitters.
How heavy is the Dunlop Fx Pro and how is it built?
The Dunlop Fx Pro weighs 370 g and has a diamond shape, a high (head-heavy) balance and a hard core (EVA Pro). The frame is made of Carbon 12K.
Is the Dunlop Fx Pro arm-friendly?
Not by our rule: the core is hard, the balance is head-heavy, the diamond shape shifts the weight upwards, 370 g is above 360 g. We only call rackets arm-friendly if they have a soft core, a balance that isn't head-heavy, a round or teardrop shape and weigh 360 g at most. Suitable models are listed in our guide to padel rackets for tennis elbow.
Where is the Dunlop Fx Pro cheapest?
On 14/11/2026, Padel Nuestro was the cheapest of 8 shops in our comparison at €139 including shipping. The price applies with the discount code OURPRIME. We check prices daily; the current ones are at the top of this page.
How does the Dunlop Fx Pro differ from the Head Extreme Pro 2026?
The Dunlop Fx Pro weighs 370 g and has a diamond shape, a high (head-heavy) balance and a hard core; the Head Extreme Pro 2026 weighs 370 g and has a diamond shape, a high (head-heavy) balance and a medium-hard core. On 14/11/2026 the Dunlop Fx Pro was available from €139 and the Head Extreme Pro 2026 from €193.90, both including shipping. All specs side by side and our verdict are in the head-to-head comparison Head Extreme Pro 2026 vs. Dunlop Fx Pro.
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