Power and spin have always been important, but in the modern game it’s almost a prerequisite for success. Utilising Dunlop’s aerodynamic frame design, rounder rather than boxy, the CV 3.0 gives you the opportunity to play with both at the same time, maximising rotation on the ball with a 16x19 string pattern for huge amounts of rip and dip. A 100 inch headsize combines with a 300g unstrung weight to give you inherent power, but also enough manoeuvrability to play the types of shots you want to. An excellent racket for players looking to develop their baseline spin game.
Headsize: 100 sq. in.
Length: 27 in.
Weight (U): 300g
Balance (U): 320mm
String Pattern: 16x19
Beam: 23-26-23mm
Features Include:
Headsize: 100 sq. in.
Length: 27 in.
Weight (U): 300g
Balance (U): 320mm
String Pattern: 16x19
Beam: 23-26-23mm
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Measuring Your Grip Size
Choosing the right grip size is a vital part of playing tennis. The right grip size will make your racket feel natural and comfortable.
Use a ruler and measure (in inches) from the crease fold in your hand, to the top of your ring finger. Please see table below:
Note: It is always better to go for a smaller grip size, as you can easily increase your grip size with over grips.
