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Dunlop Precision Pro 140

This is the Dunlop Precision Pro 140:

Dunlop Precision Pro 140

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Reviews

Here’s my review of this racket. I like this frame shape and enjoyed how this racket has a little more weight in the head than a similar racket, the Dunlop Precision Pro 130.

Here’s my roundup of all the Dunlop Precision rackets:

Product Notes

This is part of 2016’s Dunlop Precision range. It’s the successor to the Dunlop Biomimetic Pro GTS 140.

Advertised Specs

Frame weight: 140 grams
Balance: Head-light
Head size: 470 cm sq
Stringing pattern: 14 x 18

On my home scale this racket weighed 157 grams all-in.

5 responses to “Dunlop Precision Pro 140”

  1. Does anyone know if Dunlop are continuing this racket in the future or are they just sticking with the 130?

    1. Far as I can tell, they are just sticking with the 130. Dunlop never released an updated 140 since 2018

  2. I am looking for replacement used to play with Dunlop ISIS 440 any recommendations

  3. Hi Topias

    The balance point on the Precision Pro 140 (the red one, right?) is 36.4cm, +- 0.2cm. It feels even to slightly head-heavy. Guess you can regrip it to make it more even or head-heavy to your liking.

    Love the game!

  4. I had a hit with the old Aerogel Tour https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dunlop-Aerogel-Tour-Squash-Racket/dp/B0012NOOCO and really liked it. Does anyone have a chance of measuring the balance point on this new Precision Pro 140? The old thing had a balance point of 35,5 cm when I measured it and I’d be hoping for something similar. Many of the newer Dunlops are heavier on the head than advised, that’s why I’m asking.

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