Dunlop Fx Junior vs Dunlop Fx Pro
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Dunlop Fx Pro wins by 10 points
Dunlop Fx Pro scores 79/100 against 69/100 for the Dunlop Fx Junior. Its biggest edge is power (+14). The Dunlop Fx Junior answers back on sweet spot (+9).
“The FX Junior Gun Metal Cyan is Dunlop's young-player frame at a confirmed 335 g: a Soft EVA build scoring maneuverability 74 with kind terms (comfort 72, tolerance 73) and control 66 developing properly. Power 68 is honest for the class. Face documentation is incomplete. Value 80 respects junior economics. The checklist ticks: light enough for correct swings, forgiving enough for erratic ones, badged and replaceable. For juniors bridging toward full-size frames, the FX Junior delivers Dunlop's quiet competence at pocket-money arithmetic.”
“The FX Pro Gun Metal is Dunlop's aggressive edition of the FX platform: a 370 g EVA build with a 12K face producing power 82 and a denser report than the standard FX. Control 68, comfort 65 and tolerance 64 firm the terms accordingly, and maneuverability 68 wants anticipation. Value 72 is fair. Dunlop's recurring virtue applies: equivalent Spanish badges frequently cost more for the same card. For improving attackers who like the gunmetal look and the calculator maths, this is a credible, slightly underrated weapon. Demo against the Galactica Pro in-house: the differences are mostly cosmetic.”
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