New Dunlop M-FiL racquets available for pre-order at TW

The M-FiL 300 is interesting, 16x19, 98si, and 61 flex rating, but it seems a little light (10.9 oz strung). How is the stability? Maybe adding a little weight in the handle or under the grip would be an option for a little more heft and a little more head-light balance.
 
I'm a big fan of the 200 series, but the swingweight on this new one looks very disappointing. One of the features that I have enjoyed on the 200g's is that they are player's sticks that you can really get around easily. They could have added a little weight without bumping the swingweight up 30 units from the previous model, IMO.

Looks like M-Fil = "land-fill"...
 
I think the racquet industry is targeting women players this year. I would be embarass to use these racquet on the court and so are the new wilsons. They're look kinda "soft" if you know what I mean.
 
Chris,
FYI, the TW description page for the M-Fil 300 mentions that this frame is endorsed by James Blake. However, I think he's been actually using the M-Fil 200 (or paintjob thereof). He was using the blue colored frame in his first round match today at the AO. Here's a pic from last week's Hopman Cup in which he is clearly using a blue frame (M-Fil 200) and not a red frame (M-Fil 300): http://cache.gettyimages.com/comp/5...A95B58FB16D35A46CC62BA56A38945707025BBC43816F
 
dAgEnIuS said:
man, these colors are awful.....
there even worse than the new nTour rackets....

I agree, these racquets look terrible imho. They would have been more or less okay if the bumper guard had a normal black (or maybe even white) colour, but yellow...
 
It appears that Dunlop tried to makeup for what is lacking on the 300g with the M-Fil 300. I like the increase in the swingweight but would of like a tad bit more overall weight.
 
The colors of these racquets don't bother me as much as the specs. The 300 could be a decent stick since the swingweight looks higher than the 300g, but I much prefer the 95 head and 18x20 string pattern of the 200.

One thing I've found about TW's photos though - the colors always look brighter in the picture than what they really are. The 200 probably looks OK if you swap out the candy-striped grip; oh, and I'll bet the black bumper and grommets from the HM200g would fit this racquet...
 
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