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The Speed MP is a top-seller for Head, and it’s no mystery as to why. The racquet has a solid, comfortable feel at contact, producing lively shots with good power and easy spin. It’s the type ...

Head size is determined by each racket's strung area, expressed as a figure in square inches. A larger head size (107-115 square inches) is key for beginners for several reasons. It provides more ...

Inspired by his close friend Coco Gauff, Jalen Sera has taken to tennis and the American flaunted Gauff’s signature Head racket as he stepped onto the court. Gauff and Sera have been close ...

Big racquets have bigger 'sweet spots' but are harder to control. A 'sweet spot' is the area in the middle of the strings which gives the cleanest hit. A mid-size racquet has a hitting area of about ...

A thinner frame beam and smaller racket head size/closed string pattern (18x20) give more stability, feel and control to a player. An open string pattern (16x19) offers extra spin and power ...

Both steel rackets have a standard 25cm head, weigh a mere 55g each and are head light, meaning the weight is in the lower end of the racket towards the handle. This makes it a great match for ...