The Dunlop Fx Team Gun Metal/cyan/metallic Silver 2026 brings a clear power bias to Dunlop’s line-up for 2026. With a diamond shape and a 365g mass sitting on a medium balance, it favours forceful ball departure without becoming excessively head-heavy. The visual mix of gun metal, cyan, and metallic silver gives it a contemporary look that matches its offensive intent.

This is a racket that emphasizes punch and impact: the carbon fiber face and firmer EVA Pro core push energy into the ball, while the medium balance helps keep the head from feeling unwieldy during transitional play. For buyers seeking an intermediate-level power option, the Fx Team 2026 sits squarely in that role.

Intermediate players who want to increase the power in their game without stepping up to an overly heavy, specialist model will find the Dunlop Fx Team Gun Metal/cyan/metallic Silver 2026 appealing. It’s aimed at players who like to take the initiative in points—smashing, finishing volleys, and hitting aggressive serves.

Because the weight is 365g and the balance is medium, it works well for players who need a balance between stability on hard shots and enough maneuverability to react at the net and in fast exchanges. The target demographic listing indicates a man’s fit, though playing suitability remains a matter of personal feel and technique.

The diamond shape shifts the sweet spot slightly higher on the face, which helps the Dunlop Fx Team Gun Metal/cyan/metallic Silver 2026 generate extra leverage on overheads and attacking groundstrokes. Combined with the firm EVA Pro core, this produces a pronounced, punchy response that rewards aggressive swing speed.

Expect the racket to favour finishing shots and offensive point construction. Players who build points to create high-bouncing opportunities or who look to end rallies with decisive smashes will appreciate the extra ball speed and impact the profile offers.

A medium balance with a 365g weight gives this model a compromise between head power and handling. It won’t feel as quick as very light control rackets, but it also avoids the sluggishness of heavier, extreme-power heads—making net transitions and volley exchanges manageable for intermediate players.

Control comes from that firmer face/core pairing: while the emphasis is on power, the rebound is predictable enough to place shots reliably once you dial in timing. In faster rallies the racket’s balance helps keep swings compact, which preserves reaction speed around the net.

• Weight: 365g — stable without being overly heavy
• Balance: Medium — a midpoint between power and handling

Only two construction details are specified: a carbon fiber face and an EVA Pro core. The carbon fiber face contributes stiffness and a crisp feel at impact, translating player force into more immediate ball speed.

The EVA Pro core is a firmer foam choice that reduces dwell time and supports a punchier response on power shots. Together these materials point to a firmer, attack-oriented playing character rather than a soft, control-first sensation.

• Face material: Carbon Fiber — firmer, more direct impact
• Core: EVA Pro — responsive, lower dwell for quicker rebound

On court the Dunlop Fx Team Gun Metal/cyan/metallic Silver 2026 feels firm and assertive. Smashes and driven volleys register with a clear, tactile response; the combination of carbon fiber and EVA Pro keeps the contact point crisp and energetic.

Because the balance is medium and the weight sits at 365g, the racket doesn’t feel top-heavy in quick exchanges, so you can still react and redirect at the net without excessive lag. An expert rating of 7.9 reflects its strong power lean while acknowledging it remains accessible for its target level.