Tennis Racquets go Head to Head

The Head Speed Tennis Racquets caters to players seeking all-around versatility. Best known for having a nice balance between power and control, the Head Speed is popular with intermediate and advanced players who want to take their game to the next level. Whether you’re an aggressive baseline player or someone who has more of an all-court style, the Speed racquet key features include:

• Lightweight and Maneuverable: Designed to be slightly lighter than its competitors, allowing for faster swing speeds.
• Control and Precision: Speed racquets offer a decent amount of power, but when it comes to control, they really shine. Because of their head shape and balance, players can place the ball with accuracy and dictate their points with precision.
• Comfort: Compared to more rigid racquets, the Speed line tends to be on the more comfortable side, reducing shock on the arm and offering a softer feel at impact.

The Head Gravity Tennis Racquets were recently redesigned to provide an even better focus on control, stability, and precision. They are geared towards players who want to maximize their ability to place the ball accurately, especially when it comes to critical points. The Gravity series work best for players who want to rely on a solid feel and consistency rather than on raw power. Some of the Gravity’s key features are:

• Large Sweet Spot: Most of the Gravity racquets are oversized, giving you a larger sweet spot and much more forgiveness than other racquets in this category.
• Greater comfort & Arm Friendly: well-balanced design, helps reduce vibrations, making it easier on the arm during long rallies and the occasional mishits.
• Stability and Control: These racquets were designed to give players better precision, even under pressure.

The Head Extreme Tennis Racquets were made for players who consider the court their personal playground. I’m talking about players who have big shots with a lot of spin, and a decent amount of control. If you like to spin the ball in and out of the corners and hit kicking serves that twist up your opponents, then the Extreme racquet was made for you! Key features include:

• Spin Potential: Engineered to generate maximum spin, making them a great choice if you hit with a heavy topspin.
• Power: These racquets were built for players who want to hit power shots, without a bunch of extra work. The frame is loaded with technology that enhances stability and energy transfer, making it explosive.
• Maneuverability: Despite its power, the Extreme racquet line doesn’t compromise when it comes to maneuverability. Players can still swing them fast and generate pace, which is especially important when you're trying to dictate the point.

The Head Radical Tennis Racquet is a well-rounded racquet that offers a beautiful balance between power, control, and spin. It was redesigned earlier this year in a flashy, Solar Red colorway. It remains a popular choice for players who want a versatile racquet that can perform from both the baseline and at the net. The Radical series is advantageous for intermediate to advanced players who want equipment that can adapt to a variety of shots. Some of the Radical highlights are:

• Versatility: Perfect for players who like to mix it up, the Radical is an all-in-one racquet that adapts to a player's strengths and weaknesses. It makes an excellent option whether you like to attack from the baseline, show off your spin, or come up to the net, the Radical was built to handle it all.
• Control and Precision: Technology helps athletes place the ball with accuracy, even when hitting in transition from the mid-court.
• Spin and Power Balance: Most Radical racquets feature technology, such as sound grommets that boost power through greater string movement while refining sound and vibrations. It also has a string pattern that’s an ideal mix of spin, however, it’s not as spin-heavy as the Extreme or Speed.