Dunlop Galactica Pro 2025
Shape
Hybrid
Weight
360 to 380 g
Balance
High
Core
Soft Performance EVA
Face
Carbon 16K (Carbon Aluminised)
Surface
Rough
Frame
Carbon with Tri-Max reinforcement
Feel
Medium
Spin
High
Level
Advanced
Style
Versatile
Season
2025

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Dunlop · 2025 season

Dunlop Galactica Pro 2025

4.1 / 5 from 4 reviews across 4 sources
Who it suits
Read from the specs, not a play test

Made for advanced players who want a bit of everything: a hybrid head and the weight up in the head.

Think twice if you are new to padel. It is aimed at advanced players and asks more of your technique.

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RRP £230. The best delivered total is £110 under it.
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What reviewers say

AI summary of 4 reviews

Reviewers split sharply over what this racket actually is. Padelful, PadelScout and Racketloop all read it as a control-leaning teardrop for advanced all-court players, scoring manoeuvrability and sweet spot highest and power lowest, with Padelful giving 7 out of 10 for power against 8.9 for handling. Racketloop praises the crisp 16K carbon face, the spin off the rough surface and how cleanly volleys land, and finds no real weakness beyond it being unsuitable for beginners. Padelspeed takes the opposite line, calling it a head-heavy attacking frame built for smashes and viboras, and warns that the weight causes fatigue over long sessions. The common ground is that it rewards timing rather than covering for it, and nobody recommends it below a solid intermediate. No community ratings have been posted yet.

Praised
Very manoeuvrable for its weight · Large, consistent sweet spot · Crisp, predictable 16K carbon feel · Good spin from the rough face
Criticised
Reviewers disagree on power versus control · Heavy over long sessions · Not forgiving for beginners · Needs good timing to get the best out of it
Sources: Padelful (1), PadelScout (1), Racketloop (1), Padelspeed (1). Summary generated 9 September 2026. How we do this

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