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Dunlop Sports Team Pre-Strung Racket Series(Team 260 and Team 285)

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$64.93 $79.99 & Free Return on some sizes and colors

Size	1/4 Grip
Brand	Dunlop Sports
Grip Size	4 1/4 inches
Sport Type	Tennis
Material	Graphite
Skill Level	Beginner, Intermediate
Frame Material	Graphite
Item Weight	9.17 Ounces

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MID-PRICE GRAPHITE PRE-STRUNG TENNIS RACKET: Lightweight, pre-strung tennis racket with variable beam gives a nice blend of stability and maneuverability to this racket built for intermediate and beginner players
EXPANDED SWEET SPOT: 16x19 string pattern and 100 square inch head provide a forgiving sweet spot and loads of power
FRAME CONSTRUCTION: Graphite
KEY RACQUET SPECS: Length 27"/ Head size 100"
RACKET WEIGHT: 9.17 oz (260 grams) unstrung weight

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The Dunlop Team 260 tennis racket comes pre-strung for convenience. The variable beam gives the racket a nice blend of stability and maneuverability. The 16x19 string pattern and 100 square inch head provide a forgiving sweet spot for aspiring intermediate players. HM6 Carbon helps dampen vibration to ensure the racquet is comfortable even on off-center hits.

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Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 27 x 10.5 x 1.5 inches; 9.17 Ounces
Department ‏ : ‎ Unisex-adult
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ February 5, 2021
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Dunlop Sports
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B08W2S4BNW

Best Sellers Rank: #403,179 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors)
- #582 in Tennis Rackets

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Radical Racquet

Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2021

Size: 1/4 GripStyle: Team 285Verified Purchase

This racquet is really nice, makes me excited for the game of tennis. Seems like entry level high end for beginner / intermediate players given the price point.

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Mid-Size Head, With Good Responsive Feel

Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2021

Size: 1/4 GripStyle: Team 260Vine Customer Review of Free Product( What's this? )

I'm a 3.5 player, and I normally use a mid-plus Head Instinct racquet. Given the retail price of this Dunlop, I didn't expect a lot, but I was pleasantly surprised. I was able to pick up this Dunlop and play exactly as I do with my much more expensive Head racquet. The head size almost completely matches, and while the Dunlop is 1/2" shorter in the handle, it allows me to hit with my usual power. I even forgot I was testing a new racquet.

The biggest difference between my Head Instinct and this Dunlop Team 260 is that the Dunlop has a larger sweet spot, making it better for beginners and low-intermediates. Usually beginners start with an oversize head, though, and this mid-size head could make it slightly more challenging, particularly at the net. Even some of my 4.0 player friends thought the head size seemed too small. In general, a smaller head (mid-size) is better for power players while larger heads are better for touch players -- that is, those who use a lot of spin. This racquet seems designed for players who can generate their own power but who might want a slightly larger sweet spot to make the head more forgiving.

I am impressed with this racquet. My husband has been playing with Dunlaps for years, but I have never done so myself. This racquet isn't as stiff as the one he plays with, and the smaller head allows me to make the transition eaisly from my usual racquet.

-- Debbie Lee Wesselmann

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Good for both beginner or intermediate players

Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2021

Size: 1/4 GripStyle: Team 260Vine Customer Review of Free Product( What's this? )

I am an intermediate player and use a Wilson racket. But when I saw this Dunlop racket I thought it would be a good choice for my daughter, since it is very lightweight but still has a stiff enough frame to give her some power. She is a beginner, but this is a nice enough racket that I believe she could continue to use it even after her skill level improves. As with all pre-strung tennis rackets, you will never even come close to experiencing the full capabilities of the racket unless you restring it using a much nicer quality string, and also adjust the tension to a level that is appropriate for both the racket and the player. Of course you might have to try a few different strings and a few different tension levels, but the end result will be worth the time and effort.

This racket has a large sweet spot and gives you excellent control over the placement of each shot. That is very important for a beginner to help them gain confidence more quickly. For the price I think this is an excellent racket.

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Should make an intermediate player happy!

Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2021

Size: 1/4 GripStyle: Team 260Vine Customer Review of Free Product( What's this? )

We just finished trying out this Dunlop Sports Team 260 racket and a Dunlop Sports CX Team racket. For background, we are 3.0 and 4.0 players, and usually use Wilson Pro rackets.

We were surprised and pleased with both Dunlop rackets. They are very light (a little too light for me at first, but I got used to it very quickly). The string tension was good, and they both looked carefully crafted. I needed to put overgrip tape on the 1/4 inch grip, but I have long fingers.

We are not giving up our Wilson Pro rackets. However, we are absolutely comfortable with letting our guests use either of these Dunlop rackets, with our blessings. And if our guests feel the grip, length, or weight is uncomfortable, I will switch rackets with them, and use this Dunlop Sports 260 Team racket.

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Solid beginner racquet.

Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2021

Size: 1/4 GripStyle: Team 260Vine Customer Review of Free Product( What's this? )

This is a solid beginner intermediate racquet. Back in the 90s I played a lot of tennis. I played on a team and then on an adult league. Solid 5 rating. Fast forward 25 years and plug tendinitis into pretty much every joint on my body and I am back to beginner pretty much. I have just started hitting with this racquet and it feels pretty good. It is light, has no vibration, and seems to strike well. Definitely not huge power but decent. Perfect for where I am currently. I hope to outgrow this racquet one day but, in the meantime especially for the price, this is an easy recommendation. Oh, one important note. This does not come with a cover so you will want to grab one.

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Super Lightweight

Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2021

Size: 1/4 GripStyle: Team 260Vine Customer Review of Free Product( What's this? )

I was struck just how lightweight this is and how much control it gives me when playing. I like that it is so easy to hold. They've come a long way since I was on the high school tennis team. The grip is a good size and even though this isn't a larger head I am able to hit with it nicely. The price is great and there's no need to spend a fortune on a starter racket. It is all you need.

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Good balanced Racket.

Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2021

Size: 1/4 GripStyle: Team 260Vine Customer Review of Free Product( What's this? )

Using this racket as a backup racket for tennis matches.
It would be a great practice/beginner racket as well.
It provides great balance for power and control.
The grip is firm and soft. I have the 1/4 grip.
The racket is very light and feels natural in my hand.
the only downside for me is this racket is just an inch shorter than my primary racket. so I had to mentally adjust to it to make sure I get to the long stretch balls.

Overall Great racket and decent price.

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P. Costello

Helpful beginner racket. Strung well. Performs better than many intro racquets.

Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2021

Size: 1/4 GripStyle: Team 260Vine Customer Review of Free Product( What's this? )

We bought this for our older child who is just starting to learn tennis. It fits her hands well, is not too heavy, and has enough tension to "pop" the ball back over the net. It is nothing special. But it is well made and does not disappoint or frustrate the beginner. Very highly recommended.

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