The Dunlop Infinity PRO 2022 is best suited to advanced and pro-level players—especially male players—who want a single racket that handles a range of match situations. If you already have solid technique and are looking for a racket that emphasizes control and placement, this model fits well.

It’s a versatile choice for players who rotate between baseline rallies and net exchanges and who value maneuverability and shot precision over an all-out power boost.

Power on the Dunlop Infinity PRO 2022 is measured rather than explosive. The teardrop shape provides a modest sweet spot toward the head, offering additional pop when you need it, but the overall profile leans to controlled point construction rather than free-for-all slams.

Expect to generate useful power from solid technique and timing rather than relying on the racket to supply the pace. Players who build points with placement, angles, and well-timed aggression will get the most from this racket.

Medium balance and the 360–375g range make the Infinity PRO 2022 feel reasonably quick through the swing while still offering stability on heavier strokes. The result is predictable handling during rapid exchanges and at the net.

For players who prioritize racket control and fast reactions, this is a strength: the racket trades a little outright power for sharper directional control and easier wrist work on volleys and defensive blocks.

Face material: carbon fiber. Core: soft EVA. Surface: smooth. Hardness: medium. Those are the core construction facts for the Dunlop Infinity PRO 2022.

In practical terms, the carbon fiber face adds frame rigidity and help with shot precision, while the soft EVA core provides a forgiving contact and aids in ball dwell for control. The smooth surface keeps spin generation straightforward but unobtrusive.

On court, the Infinity PRO 2022 feels balanced and composed. The soft EVA core reduces harsh feedback on off-center hits, giving a comfortable, slightly muted impact that still communicates ball placement.

Thanks to the medium hardness and carbon face, the racket responds crisply to well-struck shots while remaining forgiving enough during extended baseline exchanges. The overall sensation is controlled and confidence-inspiring rather than lively and raw.

Because the Infinity PRO 2022 emphasizes control and comfort, players seeking a power-first weapon may find it less explosive than other teardrop models with a stiffer core or head-heavier balance.

The 360–375g weight band and medium balance aim to please many advanced players, but very fast swing players might prefer a lighter, more maneuverable stick, while those wanting maximum smash power might look toward heavier or more head-heavy alternatives.

• Good control and comfort but not the most power-led profile
• Soft EVA core increases forgiveness at the cost of some immediate pop
• Targeted at advanced players—may be less suitable for beginners