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The Dunlop Apex Infinity is a mid-price squash racket from Dunlop. Right now we’re on the 6th iteration of this frame. I believe every year they just update the cosmetics, not change the racket much if at all.

Although it’s not the latest-and-greatest racket that the pros use, I’ve played with this racket and it’s a perfectly good choice for beginners up to more seasoned players. It has a teardrop shape, which provides a nice power boost because of the larger string bed. It also has a fan stringing pattern, meaning the strings fan out as they approach the top of the frame, which adds additional power as well. The racket is listed as 115 grams of frame weight, but felt a little heavier than that in testing. Still, it is pretty light and not a clunky brick — it’s a quality racket.

Overall: this racket is good value for the money.

Check out my video review of the original Dunlop Apex Infinity below. Although this original version is no longer available, it gives you the idea of what this racket is all about. You can purchase any of the later models available below and they should be very similar.

Video Transcript

Hey it’s Pierre. I am doing a review today of the Dunlop Apex Infinity squash racket. This is new for 2015 from Dunlop. It is part of their mid range of rackets, priced about 99 bucks along with the Dunlop Apex Synergy, which I just did a review of which you can check out. The yellow one, the Infinity, is a teardrop shape with a fan stringing pattern. The strings kind of go off at an angle in comparison to the Synergy which has the conventional head shape and conventional stringing pattern. So the Infinity was a bit more evenly balanced I thought than the other guy and so was a little more maneuverable. It had a really nice feel to it. I thought it had good power. I kind of like generally the stringing pattern. I feel like it does give you good power and I think the strings are just longer when they’re in that fan pattern and also the fact that it’s a teardrop so I was getting good power but because it’s kind of evenly balanced it’s maneuverable in the corners and it was easy to get up quickly and put a ball in short. I had nice touch. I’ve been hitting with it now for a while. Just had a long hit with it and really enjoyed it. I think it’s a got a cool cosmetic. You got this orange — not orange, this has a yellow, sort of like a bright yellow and dark grey scheme to it. And so all in all I think you know for 99 bucks is a really good deal. I think this is a top quality racket at a really good price. Also a guy on my team here Peter’s been playing with it and he felt the same way — he’s really liked it as well. So I think you’re getting a good deal with the Dunlop Apex Infinity, new for 2015.

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Dunlop Apex Infinity 6.0

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Dunlop Apex Infinity 5.0

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Dunlop Apex Infinity 4.0

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Dunlop Apex Infinity 3.0

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Dunlop Apex Infinity 2.0

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