Comparison · Tennis rackets

Dunlop CX 200 LS (2027) vs Wilson Pro Staff 97L v14

Torn between the Dunlop CX 200 LS (2027) and the Wilson Pro Staff 97L v14? Here is a clear, spec-by-spec comparison, with the differences that actually matter and our verdict.

CX 200 LS (2027)Pro Staff 97L v14
Head size98 in²97 in²
Weight (unstrung)290 g290 g
Balance325 mm325 mm
String pattern16x1916x19
LevelIntermediateIntermediate
Power6/105/10
Spin7/106/10
Control8/108/10
Comfort8/106/10

The key differences

  • The CX 200 LS (2027) offers more comfort and arm friendliness (8 vs 6).
  • The CX 200 LS (2027) has a larger head (98 in²), which is more forgiving on off-centre hits.

The verdict

On paper these two are level — decide by hitting with both, based on weight and feel (Intermediate / Intermediate).

Dunlop CX 200 LS (2027)

98 in² · 290 g · Intermediate

Wilson Pro Staff 97L v14

97 in² · 290 g · Intermediate

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