Compare the main Head families and find the right racket for your level and playing style, with expert advice, professional stringing and customisation options.
A versatile family for players who want to accelerate the ball, maintain control and respond confidently on every shot.
Well-balanced rackets for all-round players who combine control, manageable power and a wide variety of shots from every area of the court.
Designed for confident and stable hitting, with a comfortable response and a generous sweet spot to construct points with precision.
A range for aggressive players who want to generate more spin, depth and weight of shot from the baseline.
An accessible and dynamic family for players who want to accelerate the ball easily without sacrificing comfort or manoeuvrability.
The choice for experienced players who value precision, clean feedback and a solid response when directing every shot.
Rackets designed to provide easy ball speed, comfortable handling and additional support on off-centre shots.
An innovative Head concept for players seeking a different geometry, greater stability and a distinctive impact feel.
Head Extreme tennis rackets are designed for players who want to accelerate the ball, generate spin and build an attacking game from the baseline. Their response supports topspin, depth and the ability to create angles while retaining useful stability.
The Extreme family includes models with different weights, lengths and levels of demand, from versions for advanced players to lightweight alternatives and junior rackets. This variety makes it possible to choose a setup that matches each player's technique, swing speed and physical ability.
The Head Extreme can suit intermediate and advanced players who use topspin to gain net clearance, control depth and move their opponent. It is also interesting for those seeking useful assistance when accelerating the ball without choosing an excessively rigid or demanding racket.
Its attacking character does not mean that every version feels the same. Heavier models provide greater stability and precision, while lighter alternatives make preparation and movement easier. Choosing the correct weight is essential to use the power and spin without losing control.
The 305 g Extreme Pro 2026 is the version most clearly aimed at advanced and competitive players. Its added stability supports high-intensity shots, fast rallies and players with complete preparation and good racket acceleration.
The 300 g Extreme MP 2026 is one of the most balanced options in the family. It combines power, spin potential, stability and manoeuvrability, making it suitable for upper-intermediate and advanced players looking for a versatile attacking racket.
The Extreme MP XL 2026 retains a weight of 300 g and adds extra length. This configuration can provide more reach, leverage and power on serves and groundstrokes, although it requires good coordination and may feel less manoeuvrable in fast situations.
The 280 g Extreme MP L 2026 reduces physical demand compared with the MP. It makes acceleration easier and may suit improving players, juniors moving to an adult racket or anyone seeking power and spin with greater manoeuvrability.
The 260 g Extreme MP UL 2026 is intended for players who need an especially light racket. Its low weight makes preparation easier, although correct technique remains important to avoid losing too much stability against fast or heavy balls.
The 265 g Extreme Team 2026 offers an accessible introduction to the family. It may suit intermediate players, improving beginners or anyone prioritising comfort, quick movement and extra help generating depth.
The 260 g Extreme Elite 2026 is designed for players seeking an easy, manoeuvrable response. Its configuration makes the racket head easier to move and reduces physical demand while retaining the family's focus on power and spin.
The Extreme Jr, Jr 25 and Jr 23 versions bring the family's identity to younger players. The correct size should be selected according to height, age, strength and technical level, avoiding a racket that is too long or heavy too early.
The Extreme range is aimed at players who accelerate on an upward path and want to produce topspin. This combination can help increase net clearance, maintain depth and create wider angles with confidence.
Power does not depend only on the frame. Swing speed, contact point, string and tension also matter. A heavier version can provide greater stability, while a lighter alternative may help players with less strength accelerate the racket.
Advanced players with established technique can benefit from the stability of the Pro or MP. The MP XL adds leverage and reach but requires more coordination. The MP L offers a more accessible balance, while the MP UL, Team and Elite reduce physical demand.
Too much weight can cause late preparation and reduce swing speed. An excessively light racket may lose stability against heavy balls. Weight should be considered together with balance, length and playing frequency.
A spin-oriented monofilament can reinforce the Extreme's character for players who accelerate the racket well and break strings frequently. However, it is not always the most comfortable choice for occasional players or anyone with arm sensitivity.
A multifilament, a more elastic string or a hybrid setup can improve comfort and ball speed. A moderate tension usually helps maintain a balance between depth, control and easy spin generation.
The Head Speed offers a more balanced and versatile response, while the Head Radical combines control, spin and manageable power.
The Head Gravity prioritises modern control and a generous hitting area, while the Head Prestige has a more classic and demanding character. Extreme is the option most clearly focused on power and topspin.
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