The Dunlop Tempo Tour 4.0 is another $75 model from Dunlop in 2019 and it’s 165 grams. There’s also the Tempo Pro (160 grams) and the Tempo Elite (155 grams).
Dunlop Tempo Pro 4.0
The Dunlop Tempo Pro 4.0 is a $75 model coming out from Dunlop in 2019:
Dunlop Tempo Elite 4.0
The Dunlop Tempo Elite 4.0 is an $80 traditional head shape frame from Dunlop for 2019:
Dunlop Blaze Tour 4.0
Finally in Dunlop’s low-priced 2019 rackets we have the Dunlop Blaze Tour 4.0, a traditional bridged head with traditional stringing pattern:
Dunlop Blaze Pro 4.0
The Dunlop Blaze Pro 4.0 is a low-priced teardrop racket from Dunlop for 2019:
Dunlop Blaze Inferno 4.0
The Dunlop Blaze Inferno 4.0 is a low-priced 2019 racket from Dunlop with a traditional bridged throat and fan stringing pattern:
Alison Waters Signs with Ashaway Rackets
Alison Waters will be using the Ashaway PowerKill 115 starting with the 2019 season: Her string is the classic SuperNick XL.
Fares Dessouky Signs with Tecnifibre
From Fares Dessouky’s Instagram: He’s holding the Tecnifibre Dynergy APX 120.
Dunlop Blackstorm Titanium 4.0
The Dunlop Blackstorm Titanium 4.0 is another mid-priced 2019 model from Dunlop in the Blackstorm range. It replaces the Dunlop Blackstorm Titanium 3.0.
Dunlop Blackstorm Power 4.0
The Dunlop Blackstorm Power 4.0 is a mid-priced Dunlop model from 2019. It replaces the Dunlop Blackstorm Power 3.0.
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