The Dunlop Apex Tour squash racket. This is a mid-price Dunlop squash racket. There’s also a tennis racket by the same name, which is weird. Anyway this is the squash racket. There are two models of the Apex Tour, and I believe they both have the same advertised specs:
Weight: Light (120 grams)
Balance: Head-light
Head Size: Large (525 sq. cm)
This blue one was spotted in May 2017:
Thanks to John for the tip.
Here’s the original Dunlop Apex Tour, which I believe originally came out in 2014:
Image via sweatband.com
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Product Notes
The original Dunlop Apex Tour was succeeded by the Dunlop Apex Synergy, which in turn seems to have been succeeded by the blue version of the Tour above. Strangely, I also just spotted the Dunlop Apex Speed, which seems similar / identical except for the color.
Reviews
The T Squash Center says:
This a great racquet from Dunlop in the mid price range. I have tested it and like it.
Have you tried this racket? Please leave a review in the comments!
fatjoez says
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looks like a great racquet.
I had a feel of it in the store and seems very sturdy, light + powerful with the tear drop shape.
Will probably buy it. Sells for $160 AUD retail here and now $120 on special
kkc88 says
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Just bought this racquet. Nice feel and no vibration with or without the default mini squash ball dampener. Powerful racquet if you hit the sweet spot. Still using the manufacturer strings but plan to replace with TF 305. Hope it would have an even better feel and power! Good value for money compare to the top end racquets like the Biomimetic series. Prefer this to my Biomimetic Elite 2012 model.
Tested the teardrop shaped Dunlop Apex 110 as well, but in the end decided to buy this racquet. Much better control and feel on the Apex Tour.