Which Head tennis racket should you choose?

Speed — the all-rounder (Djokovic's racket)

The Speed is the all-court racket par excellence: balanced across power, control and manoeuvrability. It's Head's Swiss army knife, hard to fault.

• Specs: 300 g unstrung · 100 in² · 16×19.
• Best for: improver-to-advanced players who want a balanced, no-compromise racket. The Speed Team (270 g) is a great place to start.

Gravity — control and comfort

The Gravity leans on a big string bed, a soft feel and plenty of control. A comfortable frame, ideal for building the point and playing with precision.

• Specs: 295 g unstrung · 100 in² · 16×20.
• Best for: control-and-comfort players. The Gravity Pro (18×20) targets advanced players, the Team suits beginners.

Extreme — the spin racket

The Extreme is Head's spin range: a frame built to maximise rotation, perfect for baseliners who hit with a lot of topspin.

• Specs: 300 g unstrung · 100 in² · 16×19.
• Best for: improver-to-advanced players with an offensive, spin-based game.

Boom & Radical — power and balance

The Boom offers easy power and a forgiving frame, very accessible for improving players. The Radical is the control-spin all-rounder, a long-standing classic for players who want a bit of everything.

• Best for: Boom for improvers who want power without forcing it; Radical for all-court players after a good balance.

Quick recap: which Head to choose?

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