Dunlop - Aerogel 4D 200 (18 x 20)

For those expecting maximum control feedback and precision of their racket, the 4D 200 is the right choise. The narrow frame and the 18x20 string pattern provide excellent control thus this racket is on a par with the Prestige or Six-One rackets. Advanced players with a very good technique can generate a lot of power while the frame stays very stable. Concerning the feedback, in my opinion the 4D 200 is slightly harder compared to the Prestige MP – thus the preference is a matter of taste.
By the way: According to my experiences, this racket as well as its predecessors polarizes a lot. You find it super-duper or you hate it – there isn’t much in between. I belong to the first group. There is only one little point of criticism: Why is a true tournament frame delivered strung? Of course, you can immediately cut out the string and put your favourite string on it. Indeed, If you want to tune the racket and hide the lead tape under the grommet kit, with rackets once strung it is very difficult, sometimes impossible to insert the grommet kit again.
Result: The Dunlop Aerogel 4D 200 is a true tournament frame with precise feedback and excellent control. Players who prefer rackets of this kind should at least test this one.
 
This racket is made of 100% Hot Melt graphite, combining Aerogel and 4D technology. The Aerogel 2HUNDRED is the ideal racket for tournament and advanced players with a long powerful swing, who require exceptional touch and control for the ultimate in precision shot making. The 18x20 string pattern makes this the ultimate control racket in the range. Used by Thomas Berdych, James Blake and Jesse Levine.

> strung with Dunlop M-Fil Tour