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Dunlop SX 300 (2025) vs Mizuno Wave Exceed Tour 7 Clay vs Wilson Clash 100 v3
Axes first, then the short verdict. The overall Court Score is not an average.
Listing
Court Score
3
3
4
Powerfree depth
4
5
4
Controlaim when swinging out
3
3
3
Spinshape / dip
5
4
4
Comfortarm-friendly sessions
2
3
5
Valueworth street price
4
3
4
Verdict
Dunlop’s teal/yellow spin 100—TW topspin 9.1, $250 street, the empty-brand Aero/VCORE alt Court List was missing—not the first spin demo for most, but a real primary if you want shape cheaper and a touch more directed than yellow Aero.
One of the lightest clay shoes with a durability guarantee (12.7 oz, 6-month outsole warranty) and a full herringbone DX Rubber bottom, but it's a slim, low-profile speed shoe, not a plush do-everything option.
The comfort unicorn is back to its V1 pocketing—free depth, easy spin, and sessions your elbow will actually finish.