Thx. I am guessing it would be even earlier...Otherwise it would be too early have such huge discount.Yes, the next CX line will be out in 2021, according to Dunlop. That said, parts of the 2019 line was, if my memory serves me right, released already in the autumn of 2018.
Thank youYes, the next CX line will be out in 2021, according to Dunlop. That said, parts of the 2019 line was, if my memory serves me right, released already in the autumn of 2018.
Yunlop for the win. LOL.Yes, the next CX line will be out in 2021, according to Dunlop. That said, parts of the 2019 line was, if my memory serves me right, released already in the autumn of 2018.
Just one man's opinion, they are releasing racquets/lines way to fast!!
Has Babolat got something similar to CX?^ The cx line is fantastic but they probably sold 5% the amount of similar Wilson/Babolat racquets. They need to sign some big/promising names for the brand rather than releasing 'innovative' products every 1.5 year
There should be one more new line released this year, and that is not the coming CX 2021 line.Who knows, they might have another, but I doubt it.
Looks like Misaki Doi might be using the new CX paintjob against Osaka at the US open tonight.
Has Babolat got something similar to CX?
Thx. I am guessing it would be even earlier...Otherwise it would be too early have such huge discount.
Not anymore. The Pure Control/Storm/Strike VS was similar, but it appears they've finally killed that off.Has Babolat got something similar to CX?
There will be an updated Strike VS according to Babolat official here at TT.Not anymore. The Pure Control/Storm/Strike VS was similar, but it appears they've finally killed that off.
I hope you’re dead right with the weight! But they have the regular CX 200 at 98 so I hope they kinda keep the difference between the tour and 200What do you guys believe will be revamped in the new version? My two cents go for a bigger 96-97 head size and increased torsional stability. And why not a tad higher swing weight as well, say 3-5 points.
That's true, we hope for the 95 to stay. I don't think they need to add so much static weight compared to the current Tour versions (310/315), as it can be easily added by those who need it, but somehow they should fix the instability issues, so that it would be nice even as it is in stock form. There are countless racquets more stable even though being a lot lighter.I hope you’re dead right with the weight! But they have the regular CX 200 at 98 so I hope they kinda keep the difference between the tour and 200
Bump that SW 5 points up and I think the racquet will improve in stock. Mine is leaded up to 12.5 and about 340 SW and it’s a dreamThat's true, we hope for the 95 to stay. I don't think they need to add so much static weight compared to the current Tour versions (310/315), as it can be easily added by those who need it, but somehow they should fix the instability issues, so that it would be nice even as it is in stock form. There are countless racquets more stable even though being a lot lighter.
What do you guys believe will be revamped in the new version?
Gutted, in this is the case.Dunlop CX 200 series 2021 continues with the same specs ,only change the cosmetic , reverse Red / Black only change the mold in the team series and CX 400 tour in 300 gr. & CX 200 oversize 105 sq/in & 295 gr. like a new item
Dunlop CX 200 series 2021 continues with the same specs ,only change the cosmetic , reverse Red / Black...
Dunlop CX 200 series 2021 continues with the same specs ,only change the cosmetic , reverse Red / Black only change the mold in the team series and CX 400 tour in 300 gr. & CX 200 oversize 105 sq/in & 295 gr. like a new item
CX 200 oversize 105 sq/in & 295 gr. like a new item
Can 105 be anything but a granny/grandpa stick?Interesting...a players line in the 200...but with a larger head size. This is an area where there's os jot a lot of competition, just the blade 104, radical os and prince pog.
Let's see if this one from dunlop is more "players"/performance oriented or a granny stick. I'm hoping its the former. The beam width, string pattern and flex would be very telling. Fingers crossed
Can 105 be anything but a granny/grandpa stick?
Not in my book.Yes read the second paragraph
Lol, fair enough. But, I still have fond memories of when I used the Ti Radical OS. Loved that stick. It was also my first ever non dept store racquet.Not in my book.
I too have a Prince Graphite Pro 110 from -86. But it's nothing like the modern os-racquets though. It's heavy as *ell, head light and flexy as cooked spaghetti.Lol, fair enough. But, I still have fond memories of when I used the Ti Radical OS. Loved that stick. It was also my first ever non dept store racquet.
CX 200 OS specs
head size 105 sq / in.
beam 21,5
string pattern 16/ 19
lenght 27,5 / 69,8 cm.
balance 6 pts H L / 325
RA 62
The specs are the same but there are some new technologies and the flex is a little softer than the previous version; they added something called sonic boost in the throat to improve flex. I actually played with it with their new string Explosion Tour. It is a sweet stick! Def a little softer feels incredibly head light; it is a dream at the net better than the previous version. It is def not the same stick as the orange and black one. I dont usually like rackets as soon as I pick them up; I am currently playing with the original Srixon Tour leaded up and this one felt great I could have played a match right there and than with it and felt comfortable.Dunlop CX 200 series 2021 continues with the same specs ,only change the cosmetic , reverse Red / Black only change the mold in the team series and CX 400 tour in 300 gr. & CX 200 oversize 105 sq/in & 295 gr. like a new item
release date is Jan 15Anyone know when the new CX200 will be out??
release date is Jan 15
When you talk about the previous version you mean the current version, right? The one that is red and black, not orange and black. The current lineup has something called Sonic Core Infinergy, the Sonic Boost you mention is something different and novel?The specs are the same but there are some new technologies and the flex is a little softer than the previous version; they added something called sonic boost in the throat to improve flex. I actually played with it with their new string Explosion Tour. It is a sweet stick! Def a little softer feels incredibly head light; it is a dream at the net better than the previous version. It is def not the same stick as the orange and black one. I dont usually like rackets as soon as I pick them up; I am currently playing with the original Srixon Tour leaded up and this one felt great I could have played a match right there and than with it and felt comfortable.
Yes, I mean the current one that is being blown out. The new one; the Red and Black one coming out in Jan has Sonic Boost which they put in the throat to improve the flex of the racket which is probably why the flex is lower than the previous/current one. Sonic Core has been out since the original Rev CV 2.0 tour, than they added Infinergy by BASF to the CX-200 (the current one) which increased the rebound properties of the racket pretty much giving the player more power and energy return. To that they have now added the sonic boost. It def plays different, i believe they made the new one more head light, the current one is 7 points HL the new one is 10 points HL and you can really feel it at the net it volleyed like a dream and that is my area of expertise it had the mass but also the maneuverability at the tip. I had pin point control of the volley and you can feel it on the serve as well the head comes through so fast. For the record I am a former college player and play at the 4.5/5.0 level. I am known as the doubles specialist and and racket/string tech geek.When you talk about the previous version you mean the current version, right? The one that is red and black, not orange and black. The current lineup has something called Sonic Core Infinergy, the Sonic Boost you mention is something different and novel?
I would like to try this. Find my inner AgassiThanks for the info. Radical OS/Blade 104 users will likely be interested
I have held it in my hand and played with it. It is a hybrid matte paint job; it reminded me of a prestige paint job not sure if that was their intent. Sweet looking racket and plays great! I played with it with their new Explosion Tour; a great soft control poly. It had some serious ball pocketing properties; I think that was a combination of the racket and the string.Full page ad in the latest RSI magazine for the CX. A bit of an Angell K7 Red vibe with the look (full red w/ the Dunlop arrow in black across the hoop). No details in the ad other than Flex Booster in the throat.
I have held it in my hand and played with it. It is a hybrid matte paint job; it reminded me of a prestige paint job not sure if that was their intent. Sweet looking racket and plays great! I played with it with their new Explosion Tour; a great soft control poly. It had some serious ball pocketing properties; I think that was a combination of the racket and the string.