Has anyone hit with the Dunlop M-Fil 200?
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gregraven
Semi-Pro
I have hit with each of these racquets, although several months elapsed between the two sessions. The Dunlop M-Fil 200 seemed completely different than the Wilson nSix-One Tour 90. Where I felt I could adjust with the nSix-One Tour, I didn't get that feeling with the M-Fil 200, although to be fair, I strung up the nSix-One Tour, while the M-Fil 200 was strung by somebody else, using unknown string and unknown tension, but on a lockout machine. Also, I already knew that the Dunlop was more flexible (and with a denser string pattern) than the nSix-One Tour 90, so I was looking for it to be a bit less powerful, and when it seemed to have equal or more power, I was disappointed. This probably isn't much help, but what I am trying to say is that to me, these seemed to be different enough racquets that you would want to try each of them before deciding.
BreakPoint
Bionic Poster
Didn't you just post the same question yesterday?
Here? http://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/showthread.php?t=45251
Here? http://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/showthread.php?t=45251
Just received my M-Fil 200 this last week 
If you loved the MW 200g, you MUST try this stick. It seems like the logical and perfect progression of the 200 series; almost a hybrid of the MW and HM versions. It seems to have the better qualities of both.
One warning though - it is a little stiffer than the previous versions, so I would recommend a softer string or gut in this racquet. Mine is strung with TF NRG 17g @ 58lbs. So far so good. The M-fil has a little more power than the MW or HM.
This racquet also has a little more heft to it, but it certainly doesn't feel as hefty as the specs indicate. Very solid, yet maneuverable. Tons of feel and control. I am definitely enjoying this racquet so far - kudos to Dunlop on their newest offering!
If you loved the MW 200g, you MUST try this stick. It seems like the logical and perfect progression of the 200 series; almost a hybrid of the MW and HM versions. It seems to have the better qualities of both.
One warning though - it is a little stiffer than the previous versions, so I would recommend a softer string or gut in this racquet. Mine is strung with TF NRG 17g @ 58lbs. So far so good. The M-fil has a little more power than the MW or HM.
This racquet also has a little more heft to it, but it certainly doesn't feel as hefty as the specs indicate. Very solid, yet maneuverable. Tons of feel and control. I am definitely enjoying this racquet so far - kudos to Dunlop on their newest offering!
