Dunlop FX128 PRO is a high-level squash racket for advanced players looking for maximum power, stability and precision. The racket was developed in collaboration with professional squash player Ali Farag and features a head-heavy balance that helps generate more power and provides stability for powerful shots.
Made of high-quality carbon fiber, the racket ensures strength, quick response and excellent feel. Despite the frame weight of only 128 g, it remains stable and allows you to make fast, aggressive shots.
Sonic Core with Infinergy® technology helps reduce vibrations, improves ball bounce and provides more comfort during the game. Additional vibration damping is provided by Vibroshield technology.
The 500 cm² teardrop-shaped head and 14 × 19 string pattern provide the perfect combination of power, precision and control.
Key features
Designed in collaboration with Ali Farag - for professional play and the highest results.
High-quality carbon fiber construction for strength, stability and quick response.
Head Heavy balance for more power and stability at impact.
128g frame for light and fast, yet still maintaining the necessary stability.
500 cm² head for the perfect balance of power and accuracy.
Teardrop head for more power and a larger optimal impact area.
Sonic Core with Infinergy® for better ball bounce, less vibration and greater comfort.
Vibroshield for anti-vibration layer that dampens vibrations at impact.
14 × 19 string pattern for a balanced combination of control and power.
Hydramax Pro grip for a comfortable and secure grip.
Technical data
Player level: advanced
Main material: carbon fiber
Racket weight: 128 g
Strung weight: approx. 163 ± 5 g
Head area: 500 cm²
Head shape: teardrop
Balance: Head Heavy
String pattern: 14 × 19
Strings: multifilament, 1.22 mm
String tension: 9–14 kg (20–30 lbs)
Stiffness (RA): 82
Handle: Hydramax Pro
Racket: strung
| Weight | 128g |
| Suitable for | For advanced/professionals |
| String pattern | 14 x19 |
| Un-strung balance | Head Heavy |
| Construction | Anglies pluoštas |
| Year | 2026/2028 |