Dunlop FX Lite vs FX Team

The main difference: FX Lite has a soft feel, FX Team a medium one. There are other differences too, set out below. FX Team is £27 cheaper today.

Compared on the brands’ published specs and the prices we record from UK shops. We have not play-tested either racket. Prices checked 8 November 2026. We may earn a commission if you buy through a shop link; it does not change the price.

Dunlop · Diamond · Advanced

FX Lite

£129delivered

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Dunlop · Diamond · Intermediate

FX Team

£101.99delivered

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Which one suits you

Pick the FX Lite if

You want comfort: the core is soft, which gives more help on slow balls and tends to be kinder to the arm.
You want a lighter racket: about 10 g less.
You already hit the ball cleanly: the brand pitches it at advanced players.

Pick the FX Team if

You want to spend less: it is £27 cheaper delivered today (£101.99 against £129).
You swing fast and want a crisper response: the core is firmer.
You want the more forgiving of the two: the brand pitches it at improving players, so it asks less of your technique.

Not a factor, because they are the same on both: shape (both diamond), balance (both medium).

Specs side by side

Rows that differ are highlighted.

	FX Lite	FX Team
Shape	Diamond	Diamond
Weight	345 to 365 g	355 to 375 g
Balance	Medium	Medium
Feel	Soft	Medium
Core	Soft EVA with Sonic Core Infinergy	Pro EVA
Face	12K Special Weave Carbon	Graphite (carbon)
Surface	Rough	Rough
Frame	Graphite (carbon)	Graphite (carbon)
Spin	High	High
Level	Advanced	Intermediate
Style	Power	Power
Season	2026	2026
RRP	£215	£170