This model is positioned for advanced and pro-level players who want a single racket that performs across situations: defensive exchanges, volleys, and measured attacking swings. It’s marketed toward men and players who prefer a bit more substance in the hand without sacrificing maneuverability.

If you’re an experienced player who values a forgiving impact and consistent feedback from the face, the Impact PRO Hl Green will likely suit your game. Less experienced or purely power-seeking players may find a stiffer, more head-heavy option more immediately effective.

The teardrop profile gives the Dunlop Impact PRO Hl Green 623914 Ofp a slight offensive tilt while the medium balance keeps it controllable. You can generate solid punch on smashes and drives when you load the swing, but the overall character leans toward a measured, all-court approach rather than raw, extreme power.

A rough surface helps the ball bite the face for extra spin on serves and topspin shots, making this a good pick for players who build points with placement and spin rather than relying on sheer speed alone.

Medium balance and a weight range of 360–375g strike a compromise between stability and agility. At the lighter end the racket feels quick through the net and easier to redirect in fast exchanges; at the heavier end it brings more mass behind offensive strokes.

Overall, expect dependable control on volleys and defensive blocks, with enough maneuverability to handle fast rallies without becoming cumbersome.

Faces: Fiberglass — offers a softer, more forgiving surface that increases dwell time and feel compared with stiffer face materials. Core: Soft EVA — enhances comfort on impact and helps tame vibrations while making the sweet spot feel approachable.

Surface: Rough — provides extra grip on the ball for spin and control. The racket’s profile area also incorporates graphite for structural resilience, and a central reinforcement improves stability where you need it most.

• Face material: Fiberglass — softer response, improved touch
• Core: Soft EVA — comfortable, forgiving impact
• Surface: Rough — aids spin and ball bite
• Profile/Frame: Graphite reinforcement for added stability

On court the Impact PRO Hl Green feels tactile and forgiving rather than brutally stiff. The soft EVA core cushions impacts, so drives and volleys land with a pleasant, controlled vibration profile that encourages precision.

Because the racket isn’t extremely head-heavy, it tracks through fast rallies without lagging. The rough face adds perceptible bite on spin shots, giving feedback to players who work angles and placement.

There are a few practical tradeoffs to weigh. The medium hardness and soft core prioritize comfort and control over explosive raw power; players chasing maximal pace may notice this compared with stiffer, power-focused heads.

The 360–375g weight range gives a useful balance, but the higher end of that range will feel heavier in repeated volleys and quick net exchanges. Also note the model’s positioning toward advanced players, which means beginners might not get the most from its nuances right away.

• Softer core = more comfort, less extreme power
• Higher weights in the range add stability but reduce quickness
• Advanced-level orientation may require experience to exploit fully