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 Gravity tennis rackets are designed for players seeking a stable, precise and forgiving response. Their generous hitting area helps produce clean contact and allows players to direct the ball with confidence, especially when a rally demands depth and control.
The Gravity family includes models with different weights and levels of demand, from competition-oriented versions to more manoeuvrable alternatives and junior rackets. This makes it possible to choose a model that matches each player's technique, swing speed and physical ability.
The Head Gravity can suit intermediate and advanced players who construct points patiently, seek precision when changing direction and value a stable response. It is particularly interesting for those who want to control depth while retaining useful assistance on slightly off-centre impacts.
Its character supports complete baseline play while also offering confidence on blocks, returns and volleys. The heavier versions require established technique, whereas the lighter models make preparation easier and reduce physical demand.
The 315 g Gravity Pro 2025 is the most demanding and stable version in the family. It is intended for advanced and competitive players who generate their own ball speed and seek maximum precision, solidity and control on high-intensity shots.
The 305 g Gravity Tour 2025 provides a very stable and controllable response with slightly less demand than the Pro. It can suit advanced players who want to retain precision and ball weight without using the heaviest configuration in the range.
The 295 g Gravity MP 2025 is one of the most balanced options in the family. It combines stability, control and manoeuvrability, making it suitable for upper-intermediate or advanced players looking for a complete racket.
The 280 g Gravity MP L 2025 reduces physical demand and makes acceleration easier. It retains the controlled character of the range while offering greater accessibility for improving players, juniors moving to an adult racket or anyone who prioritises manoeuvrability.
The 270 g Gravity Team 2025 is aimed at players who need a light racket that is easy to move. Its configuration supports earlier preparation and may suit intermediate players, improving beginners or anyone wishing to reduce physical load.
The 255 g Gravity Jr 2025 and 230 g Gravity Jr 25 2025 bring the family's identity to younger players. The correct option should be chosen according to height, age, strength and technique, avoiding a racket that is too long or heavy too early.
The main advantage of the Gravity range is its combination of control and forgiveness. Its generous hitting area helps maintain a more stable response when contact is not perfectly centred, which can be useful in fast rallies or defensive situations.
Stability also depends on weight. The Pro and Tour versions provide greater resistance against heavy balls, while the MP, MP L and Team make preparation and acceleration easier. The best choice is not always the heaviest racket, but the one that allows correct technique throughout the match.
Advanced players with good physical preparation can benefit from the stability of the Pro or Tour. The MP offers a middle ground between solidity and manoeuvrability, while the MP L and Team reduce demand and support quicker movement.
A racket that is too heavy can lead to late contact and reduced precision. An excessively light option may provide less stability against fast balls. Weight, balance, swing speed and playing frequency should therefore be considered together.
A monofilament can reinforce control and durability for players who accelerate the racket well, although it is not always the most comfortable option. For those seeking greater comfort and ball speed, a multifilament, elastic string or hybrid setup can provide a softer response.
Tension should be adapted to the player's level, string type and ability to generate depth. A moderate tension usually helps preserve the balance between control, comfort and easy playability, particularly in the lighter versions.
The Head Speed offers a quicker and more versatile response, while the Head Radical combines control, spin and manageable power for all-court play.
The Head Extreme is more focused on power and spin, while the Head Prestige has a more classic and demanding character. Gravity stands out for modern control, stability and a generous hitting area.
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