Dunlop · Diamond

Dunlop FX Team 2026

Power9.5

Control8.0

Rebound8.0

Manoeuvrability7.5

Sweet spot6.5

Ratings by Padelful

From €110 at Tennis-Point

Specifications

Brand	Dunlop
Year	2026
Shape	Diamond
Weight	360–370 g
Balance	Medium
Feel	Medium
Core	Pro EVA
Faces	Carbon
Frame	Premium carbon
Game type	Power
Suggested level	Advanced
RRP	€200

Who is it for?

The Dunlop FX Team 2026 is a diamond padel racket from 2026, weighing 360–370 g with a medium balance. Its carbon faces and Pro EVA core give it a medium feel. On our indicators it is best suited to advanced players looking for a power-oriented racket.

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Lowest price€110

Average€131

Highest€155

Shops compared4

Price range across 4 shops — 45% below the €200 RRP. Updated 2026-11-04.

Where to buy the Dunlop FX Team 2026

Shop	Price	Stock
Tennis-Point	€109.95 ~~€200~~	In stock	Go to shop
Padel-Point	€112.95 ~~€200~~	In stock	Go to shop
Padel Reference	€144.90	In stock	Go to shop
Esprit Padel Shop	€154.90 ~~€200~~	In stock	Go to shop

Prices are the lowest in-stock offers found in partner and major padel shops on 2026-11-04; they change often — check the shop before buying. Some links are affiliate links.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the Dunlop FX Team 2026 good for beginners?

It is better suited to advanced players; beginners may find a rounder, softer racket easier.

Is the Dunlop FX Team 2026 good for tennis elbow?

With a medium feel and carbon faces it is acceptable for most arms. Players with arm problems should favour soft cores, fibreglass or 3K faces and a low balance.

How much does the Dunlop FX Team 2026 cost?

We found it from €110 to €155 across 4 shops (average €131), against a recommended retail price of €200. Prices change often — check the shop before buying.

Where the ratings come from

The Power, Control, Rebound, Manoeuvrability and Sweet spot ratings (out of 10) are by Padelful, shown with their permission. Our lists and “who is it for” notes are based on each racket's published specifications — shape, balance, core hardness, face material and weight. Specifications come from the Padel Rackets catalogue and manufacturers; always check the retailer's product page before buying.