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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.
Strengths and weaknesses
Strengths
✓ Good transition from a beginner to an intermediate racket
✓ Solid energy-return core
✓ Versatile in use
Weaknesses
✗ Average customer ratings
✗ Not a racket for ambitious play
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Price history
22.07.14.11.
Lowest price €79.94 (14.11.) · highest price €89.94 (04.08.) – in each case the cheapest daily price across all shops, including shipping.
The Dunlop Nanomax Pro cost €85.94 on 22.07. and is €79.94 today – that's €6 less.
That is also the lowest level since we started tracking.
We've been tracking the price since 22.07.: 115 days with price changes.
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Our impression
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. The customer rating on the manufacturer's site is 3.4/5.
At 365 g, it is mid-range in our comparison – light enough for quick volleys, heavy enough to take hard balls with stability. Head shape Teardrop means: the sweet spot sits a little higher – more punch in attack than a round racket, more forgiving than a diamond; plus the medium balance as the all-round standard. The medium-hard core balances feedback and comfort. With power 5 and control 7 out of 10, it is clearly built for precision.
With a forgiveness rating of 5.5 out of 10, it is less forgiving than 53% of the teardrop-shaped rackets in our comparison. Of the 2 versions of the Dunlop Nanomax in our comparison, this is the heaviest (365 g) and also the most expensive (€77.95). 6 of the 21 shops in our comparison stock this racket, with prices from €77.95 to €89.71 – a €12 difference for the same model.
Who is the Dunlop Nanomax Pro for?
Beginners on their way to the intermediate level.
Specifications
Shape
Teardrop
Weight
approx. 365 g
Balance
Medium
Hardness
Medium
Core
EVA Pro
Frame
Graphite + Carbon face
more direct ball exit and more feedback than fibreglass
What level of player is the Dunlop Nanomax Pro suited to?
Our classification: Beginner and Intermediate. Its forgiveness is 5.5 out of 10 – balanced.
How heavy is the Dunlop Nanomax Pro and how is it built?
The Dunlop Nanomax Pro weighs 365 g and has a teardrop shape, a medium balance and a medium-hard core (EVA Pro). The frame is made of Graphit + Carbon-Fläche.
Is the Dunlop Nanomax Pro arm-friendly?
Not by our rule: the core is medium-hard, 365 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 Nanomax Pro cheapest?
On 14/11/2026, Amazon was the cheapest of 6 shops in our comparison at €77.95 including shipping. We check prices daily; the current ones are at the top of this page.
How does the Dunlop Nanomax Pro differ from the Dunlop Nanomax Lite?
The Dunlop Nanomax Pro weighs 365 g and has a teardrop shape, a medium balance and a medium-hard core; the Dunlop Nanomax Lite weighs 350 g and has a teardrop shape, a medium balance and a soft core. On 14/11/2026 the Dunlop Nanomax Pro was available from €77.95 and the Dunlop Nanomax Lite from €74.23, both including shipping. All specs side by side and our verdict are in the head-to-head comparison Dunlop Nanomax Pro vs. Dunlop Nanomax Lite.
What are the alternatives to the Dunlop Nanomax Pro?
Oversize teardrop with a centred balance: full carbon tube frame with 3K carbon reinforcement over an EVA core – balanced between power, control and comfort for intermediate players.
365 g
Medium
Intermediate
2 offers from €79.95at Amazon – €77.54 cheaper than the next shopAmazon price as of 14.11., 16:17
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.
365 g
Medium
Beginner · Intermediate
2 offers from €71.96at Amazon – €18.04 cheaper than the next shopAmazon price as of 14.11., 16:17
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