Squash · Rackets
Dunlop Sonic Core Evolution 130 Squash Racket
A Dunlop Sonic Core-series squash racket listed with a 490 cm² / 76 in² head size, 130 g / 4.6 oz frame weight, hybrid frame shape, and SKU 10306166.
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What this record covers
- Product
- A Dunlop Sonic Core-series squash racket listed with a 490 cm² / 76 in² head size, 130 g / 4.6 oz frame weight, hybrid frame shape, and SKU 10306166.
- Published configuration
- The configuration named by the manufacturer source.
- Source basis
- This record uses the linked manufacturer source for published specifications. Editorial context explains those published details; it is not hands-on or laboratory testing.
Published specifications
- Series
- Sonic Core
- Head size
- 490 cm² / 76 in²
- Frame weight
- 130 g / 4.6 oz
- Frame shape
- Hybrid
- SKU
- 10306166
Overview
Dunlop identifies this product as the Sonic Core Evolution 130 Squash Racket. The fields in this entry reproduce the model name and configuration information published on Dunlop’s United States product page; this is a catalog record, not a hands-on review.
Construction and context
Dunlop describes a hybrid frame shape and places the model in its Sonic Core series. Those are manufacturer-published product labels. They identify the listed configuration but do not independently demonstrate a particular outcome in use.
Who it may suit
This entry can help a shopper confirm an Evolution 130 listing by its published head-size, frame-weight, series, and SKU fields. Those catalog fields do not determine whether a particular racket will suit an individual’s technique, setup, or preferences.
Specifications in context
- Head size
- Dunlop lists 490 cm² / 76 in². It is a concrete catalog comparison field, not a rating or a prediction of playing results.
- SKU
- The published SKU 10306166 helps identify this specific listed product and should be checked against the current official page when confirming a purchase.
Tradeoffs and caveats
- The listed 130 g / 4.6 oz field is Dunlop’s published frame weight, not an independent measurement of every individual racket.
- Hybrid is Dunlop’s frame-shape description; the cited page does not provide a numerical geometry specification for that label.
- Stringing, grip changes, and other setup choices can alter a finished racket beyond the published frame fields.
Frequently asked questions
Is this entry a hands-on review?
No. It is a source-verified catalog record based on Dunlop’s published product information.
Where can current details be checked?
Use the linked Dunlop product page for the current configuration, availability, and market-specific information.