Dunlop introduces the 2027 CX tennis racket range
Seven models, revised frame construction and a regular-production CX 200 18×20 lead Dunlop’s fourth-generation CX launch.
Rackets, strings, shoes, and balls. Understand what changes your experience on court before you choose what goes in your bag.

Seven models, revised frame construction and a regular-production CX 200 18×20 lead Dunlop’s fourth-generation CX launch.

The 100 and 100L share a spin-focused pitch, but differ in weight and balance. Here is how to turn the specifications into a useful demo.

The black-and-maroon colorway catches the eye. Fit, forefoot feel and outsole wear deserve the closer look. We compare the product details with three original reviews.

Saffron yellow and steel grey bring a city-inspired look to the stability-focused tennis shoe.

New York, Beyond the Baseline and Classics approach the season through performance apparel and archive-inspired styling.

Unbroken strings are only part of the story. Learn what to inspect, why polyester can outlast its useful feel, and how to make a better decision with your stringer.

Understand grip size, weight, strings and feel before you demo. A practical guide for adults and juniors, with ten current racket models compared.

You do not need to reach a playing level first. Start with a useful demo, compare the whole setup, and buy when the racket fits the tennis you actually play.

Find the right tennis shoe for your feet, court and budget: six models compared, professional-player examples, sole-shape diagrams and a fitting routine you can use in a shop.
Our review analyses compare original published tests, identify who did the testing and explain what the findings can help you decide. They are separate from hands-on testing by GEN Tennis.
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GEN Tennis has not published its own hands-on product tests.