Dunlop CX132
The Dunlop CX132 is THE racket for advanced players who leave nothing to chance and are always looking for maximum control over their game. Thanks to the generous 500 cm² racket face, you get not only a larger sweet spot but also that little bit of extra punch to give your shots more depth and power. This makes the Dunlop CX132 ideal for players who demand precision but need that something extra at the decisive moments to surprise their opponent.
A key feature of the Dunlop CX132 is its dense 16x19 string pattern: because the gaps between the strings are small, you get more string contact with the ball. That translates into an exceptional ball feel and precise control, letting you place the ball with surgical precision. Combine that with the low balance point and you get an extremely manoeuvrable racket that invites you to attack and stay one step ahead of your opponent. It's no coincidence that top players such as world champion Diego Elias and Jonah Bryant rely on the Dunlop CX132 at the biggest tournaments.
In terms of equipment, the Dunlop CX132 leaves nothing to be desired. The racket weighs just 132 grams, is built from premium carbon and comes with the Iconic Pro AF string, renowned for its feel and consistency. The Hydramax Pro grip is fitted as standard too, so you can count on an excellent blend of grip and moisture absorption – even during the most intense rallies.
The technologies in the Dunlop CX132 make the difference. Its beating heart is the Sonic Core, made with Infinergy by BASF and strategically positioned at the 2 and 10 o'clock positions. This super-elastic, ultra-light material delivers up to 46% more rebound than the original Sonic Core material, enlarges the sweet spot and dampens vibrations, so every shot feels solid, powerful and comfortable. In the throat, Flex Touch Resin adds an extra layer of feel and a smooth touch, letting you play every ball with full control. In short: the Dunlop CX132 is made for players who want to place their shots with millimetre precision and run their opponent from corner to corner across the court.
