The Dunlop brand offers tennis enthusiasts all the equipment they need for their favorite sport. In addition to innovative Dunlop rackets and classic Dunlop tennis balls, which are the standard at countless tournaments, Dunlop's durable tennis strings, spacious tennis bags, and stylish sportswear are also very popular with tennis enthusiasts around the world.

Dunlop ist eine Traditionsmarke, die sich keineswegs auf den eigenen Lorbeeren und Erfolgen der Vergangenheit ausruht. Egal ob es sich um Rackets, Tennisbälle oder die Tennisbekleidung handelt –das Sportartikelunternehmen arbeitet mit großer Leidenschaft daran, die eigenen Produkte Stück für Stück fortzuentwickeln und zu optimieren, um einen Beitrag dazu zu leisten, dass Freizeit- und Turnierspieler auf der ganzen Welt ihr Tennisspiel weiter verbessern können und den entscheidenden Vorteil auf dem Tennisplatz haben.
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This passion is also clearly reflected in the company's philosophy: "We are driven by an overwhelming passion for the game – we want to play it, improve it, share it. The match belongs to everyone, no matter where, how well, or how often you play. We give every player access to the same beautifully designed and technically advanced sports products. We enable you to enjoy your game and make every match you play your best. We do this with the understanding that there is no final goal. For us, it is a never-ending series of incremental improvements that make our products lighter, stronger, and faster. This helps you gain control over a crucial match. Find that little extra something to win the next victory. Then the next one."

Scottish tire pioneer John Boyd Dunlop invented and patented the pneumatic tire for racing bikes in 1888. This revolutionary invention for the bicycle and automotive industries gave rise to the Dunlop brand, which entered the sporting goods market in 1910 with "Dunlop Sport." In 1923, Dunlop produced the first Dunlop tennis balls using a new production process that enabled significantly higher product quality and durability.
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In 1932, Dunlop developed the Maxply tennis racket, which was subsequently used by tennis legends such as Rod Laver, Virginia Wade, and John McEnroe, who celebrated great successes with it. In 1980, Dunlop launched the 150G Racket, the first tennis racket made of carbon fiber using injection molding technology. In 1988, Steffi Graf achieved the "Golden Slam" – all four Grand Slam titles and Olympic gold – with a Dunlop racket, the Dunlop 200G Racket. Remarkably, more Grand Slam tournaments have been won with Dunlop tennis rackets than with any other brand.