Dunlop tennis strings

Where Dunlop sits in the database

Median percentile across the 37 measured Dunlop strings. A bar past halfway means the typical Dunlop string carries more of that measurement than the typical string overall — which is not the same as being better at it.

• Spin potentialThe typical Dunlop string: Less spin potential than 73% of the database.
• SnapbackThe typical Dunlop string: Notches and grabs itself more than 72% of the database.

What to buy from Dunlop, by problem

The highest-placing Dunlop string on each of the site's rankings, with where it lands against every measured string in the database.

• Easier on my arm

  Pearl 16 (1.30)

  22nd of 783 · see the full ranking

• Best feel and touch

  Pearl 16 (1.30)

  28th of 783 · see the full ranking

• More power and depth

  DNA 16 (1.30)

  29th of 783 · see the full ranking

• Plays the same for longer

  S-Gut 18 (1.19)

  45th of 783 · see the full ranking

• Lasts longer before it breaks

  Explosive 17 (1.26)

  48th of 720 · see the full ranking

• More control, less launch

  Comfort Poly 17

  57th of 783 · see the full ranking

• More spin and shape

  Black Widow 18 (1.21)

  167th of 715 · see the full ranking

All 37 Dunlop strings

Tap a column heading to sort. Colour runs from weak to strong for that measurement, so a bright cell always means more of the good thing whichever way the raw number points.

Other brands

• Gamma 72 strings
• Prince 51 strings
• Wilson 51 strings
• Babolat 48 strings
• Kirschbaum 43 strings
• Tecnifibre 43 strings
• Head 40 strings
• Luxilon 40 strings
• Gosen 39 strings
• Solinco 38 strings
• Volkl 26 strings
• Pacific 24 strings
• Yonex 24 strings
• Tourna 22 strings
• Polyfibre 21 strings
• Signum Pro 21 strings

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