Dunlop
CX 200 (2024)
The CX 200 2024 is Dunlop's most significant redesign in years, introducing Control Frame Geometry — a boxy upper hoop design that improves stability while a concave top stretches the main strings for more power and spin. Sonic Core with Infinergy is embedded in the head to increase power and reduce shock. Vibroshield at 3 and 9 o'clock adds comfort without softening the connected feel. At 305g with a 98 sq in head, it's a proper advanced player's frame with honest specs: precise, planted, and engineered for control — at one of the most accessible price points in its class.
Full specifications
Pros and cons
Pros
Excellent precision for a sub-$200 performance frame
Control Frame Geometry adds stability and power
Sonic Core provides surprising comfort
7pts HL balance makes it fast despite 305g weight
Cons
Modest 310 swingweight means less plow-through
Demanding for developing players
Less spin-friendly than wider-beamed frames
Ratings breakdown
Who is this for?
Best for
Advanced players who want control and precision at a strong price-to-quality ratio
Not ideal for
Beginners, or players who need easy power from a lighter, stiffer frame
Our review
For advanced players who want a tour-quality control frame without paying flagship prices, the CX 200 2024 is one of the best value propositions in the game. Don't sleep on it because of the price.
Editorial note
The CX 200 2024 is a significant underdog in the premium control frame market — great specs at a price that undercuts most competitors by $50–$100.
$199
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