DUNLOP Aerogel 4D 300 Tour Tennis Racquets

Lots of control from this stick. Power level is good. Not a whole lot of spin, which is to be expected from the 18x20 pattern. Comfortable on the arm. Very responsive at net.

I love the overall feel and control I get with this racquet. I did loose some overall power on my serve, but I gained more control over the placement of my serve. All in all this is a great racquet.

This racquet performed better than expected. I enjoyed the improved feel and control on my ground strokes and my volleys. You will have to swing a bit harder on the serve to get up to your normal serve speed, but you will be able to generate more spin, which will still give you control over your serve when you do swing harder. Overall, I love this racquet.

I used the PRINCE O3 Silver. It is still good, but I want to use a different style racquet with a smaller head and heavier weight, so my tennis friend and I bought two Dunlop Aerogel 300 Tour 4D Racquets and really like this racquet. Good control and no vibration. First, I had difficulty with volleys due to a small head size, but now I am ok. My serve is getting better and my stroke is great with this one. It was just 100. But the spec. is comparable to the racquets of Federer, Nadal, and Djokovic. I use this one with LUXILON BIG BANGER ALU POWER 16L SILVER STRING at 60lbs. I would recommend this racquet to an intermediate player.

I bought this Red Dunlop Aerogel 300 Tour 4D Racquet and when I swung with it, it felt good. Good control. I used to suck with a one handed back-hand on my old racquet, but now I can make it in and with a nice swing on the racquet. I really like this racquet especially at the price of $100. My sister and I bought one, so it was $100 for us. I recommend it to my friends, but they have their own opinion on racquets.

After numerous hours of racquet analysis, and racquet specs. I went with the Dunlop Aerogel 300 Tour 4D. Excellent racquet. Players racquet, no vibration, no discomfort, excellent plow through, and control. Former college player, played with Brad Gilbert, Van Patten brothers in Malibu, California. Serves: great placement, control, pop, and spin. Forehand - amazing, very heavy ball to my opponents, Backhand - gotta have a great stroke to use this racquet, Volleys - great control, and placement. Overall- rating 83. Highly recommend Wilson NXT-17 strings at 59lbs.

Bought a pair of these after an 18 year absence from tennis because I wanted a head light racquet with some reasonable mass. As advertised it is a realatively powerless stick with a fairly small sweet spot, but with the right strings and good technique this is an awsome volleying machine. On other strokes if your not willing to constantly provide your own power, you will be disappointed. It took me a few iterations to get something I like on the string front. Polyspin @ 60lbs a total arm wrecker. Hybrid Polyspin @60/X-One Biphase @56, OK. X-One Biphase @58 what works for me. You should definately demo this before buying it... much like any racquet.

used the areogel 200 and started to get tennis elbow. when i saw a lighter version with the 4d 300 tour, i knew it was the one. Perfect feel amazing strokes, serve is a charm and volleying is a beauty. You have to put your own pace on the ball but, its 100% worth it witth the control your getting. (use 4d 300 tour wth technifiblre multifeel 16 strung at 60)

I love this stick. Was using the dunlop 200 and wanted to switch to a lighter stick and demoed about 6 different sticks and i couldnt walk away from the dunlop feel.