Dunlop SX 600 Tennis Racquet

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Item #: 1032580

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Overview

The Sx gets updated for 2022 which gets a new cosmetic look with new technology pieces. The new Sx series delivers even more spin, on those off-center shots giving players more confidence to hit harder and really target those court lines. More spin with more speed with a higher launch angle all equals to visibly more spin from the Sx racquets.

Dunlop has implemented all new SPIN BOOST + grommets into the 2022 Sx racquet series. Dunlop adds a dynamic set of spin-enhancing grommets that work with a new spin boost string tech pattern to offer more spin, power and control. Dunlop has defined the shape of the grommets located on the 12 mains through the top section of the racquet hoop which is 2 more than the previous generation. This allows more string movement which helps create more bite on the ball.

Dunlop continues the use of SONIC CORE technology within the Sx frames which is located at the 2 & 10 o'clock portions of the racquet. Made with Infinergy by BASF which is a world's first E-TPU developed by BASF. Dunlop has designed the string bed to create more power distribution thanks to SPIN BOOST technology. Dunlop's V ENERGY shaft greatly enhances frame stability and racquet power thanks to its unique V-shape frame geometry in the shaft area.

The Sx 600 features a 105 square inch head, with a slightly extended length at 27 1/4 inches helping offer a larger sweet spot in combination with a lighter weight which allows for easy handling in all situations on the court. Perfect for players who hit with a short-normal to generate a high-power level in their hits.

Specs

Racquet Specifications

Headsize: 105 sq. in.
Length: 27.25 in.
Weight (strung): 10.1 oz.
Stiffness (Babolat RDC): 53
Balance: 13.5 in. Head Light (1pt)
Cross Section: 23/26.5/23mm
Swingweight: 307 kg*sq. cm
String Pattern: 16x18
Grip: Dunlop Synthetic
Stringing Tips: Two piece racquet. Main String Skips: Throat: 8 | Head: 8

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Based on 3 reviews

Overall Rating: 3.0/5.0

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Customer Reviews

March 01, 2025

Easy to play with!

The open string pattern gives easy spin (and net clearance) even with my traditional Eastern forehand grip and I could hit flat backhands as well as topspin ones. The rectangular grip shape helped with my Eastern forehand grip. The racquet pockets the ball well on groundstrokes. There is a hollow sound (and sometimes feel) when hitting the ball so I've added a string dampener. It was only jarring to my hand on 1 mishit. There was not a lot of power on serves and stability on volleys and mishits could be better; off center hits lacked power but the large sweetspot meant fewer mishits. For a senior 3.5 player like myself, I enjoyed this light racquet. I did not tire and it was very maneuverable. The flex was easy on my elbow. I wish it came in a larger grip size and I had to put an overgrip on to make it a bit larger. Generally, I don't like using an overgrip but pulled it very tight so it was thin; the wrap was doubled around the butt of the grip to added stability. This was an easy racquet to play with and is very good for beginners and for seniors because of its larger headsize and open 16x18 string pattern.

Thad

February 03, 2025

Love it!

I tried SX 300, SX 300 Lite and SX 600. I really enjoyed both the SX 300 Lite and SX 600 the most. The SX 600 was more forgiving and a generous sweet spot. I also love the 16x18 string pattern which adds even more spin. SX 300 Lite also has a 16x18 string pattern. I had a wrist injury and I found it to be very soft but still has great feel/control and power. If you want a lighter, easy racket to play with you can't go wrong with the SX 600.

December 18, 2024

Defective

I just sent this racket back to be evaluated by Dunlop. Unbelievably horrible vibrations all the way up my arm. I don't understand your review saying it's forgiving. Anything but. I am 72 and have been playing tennis since high school. Never experienced a racket like this.

Hal