Dunlop - Aerogel 4D 300 Tour (18 x 20)

The racket of tour players like James Blake or Tomas Berdych. The frame offers a great touch and nearly perfect control. The Dunlop Aerogel 4D 300 Tour has everything that a true tour racket needs, except from its weight. For really good and technically experienced players the frame is simply too light. When the balls of the opponent arrive with high speed, then stability decreases  due to the little weight of the racket.
BUT: This supposed weakness could be as well an advantage of this racket. With this low weight the Aerogel 4D 300 Tour could become the right choice for youths who seek a really sportive racket, to those, however rackets like Head Prestige or Wilson K Six-One 95 are too heavy.
Result: Because of the relatively low weight, the Aerogel 4D 300 Tour is suited for a quite wide target group, from the youthful tournament player up to the top player and pro. The last-mentioned should use some lead tape to make the racket heavier and this rather lighter tour racket becomes an absolutely professional frame.

The Aerogel 4D 3HUNDRED Tour is the original racket used by James Blake. Aerogel is the world’s lightest solid and has a strength of up to 4,000 its own weight. The three-dimensional nanometer-sized molecular network delivers an unmatched strength to weight ratio for enhanced stiffness and increased power. Combined with M-Fil (multi-filament) technology across the hitting zone to ‘soften’ ball impact, Aerogel frames deliver the perfect balance between power and control. The 18 x 20 string pattern makes this the ultimate control racket in the range. Compared to the Aerogel 4D 3HUNDRED,the racket offers more softer frame and a dense pattern. All in all the Aerogel 4D 3HUNDRED Tour is the ideal racket for advanced club and tournament players seeking exceptional touch.

strung with Dunlop M-Fil Tour