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 Radical tennis rackets are designed for players who do not want to limit their game to a single area of the court. Their balanced character makes it possible to combine baseline shots, changes of pace, approaches to the net and defensive situations with a direct and controllable response.
The Radical family stands out for its modern combination of control, spin and manageable power. Rather than providing excessive assistance, it gives players a versatile platform from which to accelerate, direct and vary the trajectory of the ball with confidence.
The Head Radical is particularly well suited to intermediate and advanced players who construct points in different ways. It is a suitable range for those who alternate between flat and topspin shots, seek precision when changing direction and need a stable racket both from the baseline and when moving towards the net.
Its balance between power and control supports a complete game without relying on an excessively rigid or specialised response. Compared with families focused more strongly on spin, easy power or classic control, Radical occupies a middle ground that adapts well to different match situations.
The most demanding version in the family is aimed at players with good physical preparation, established technique and the ability to generate racket-head speed. Its greater stability supports powerful impacts and precision, although it requires full acceleration and early preparation.
The Radical MP is one of the most balanced options in the range. Its configuration seeks to combine manoeuvrability, stability, control and spin potential, making it suitable for competitive and advanced players looking for a versatile racket.
The Radical Team offers a more accessible introduction to the family. Its lower level of demand makes the racket easier to move and may suit intermediate players who want to gain confidence without losing Radical’s identity of control and versatility.
Lighter variants or models with a more generous head size are intended for players who prioritise manoeuvrability and assistance on off-centre impacts. They are interesting options for improving players, juniors moving to an adult racket or anyone who prefers to reduce physical demand.
One of the main qualities of the Head Radical is its ability to provide power without losing a clear sense of control. Players can accelerate the ball when they have time, but they can also block, defend or vary height without the response becoming excessively explosive.
The open string pattern found in several versions encourages spin generation and helps players work the ball with greater depth. Even so, the family remains balanced: Radical is not designed solely to produce topspin, but to combine rotation, precision and changes of direction.
Weight should be selected according to technical level, swing speed and the ability to maintain correct preparation throughout the match. Heavier versions provide greater stability and a more solid response, but require advanced technique to move quickly.
Mid-weight models usually offer the best balance between control and manoeuvrability for a wide range of players. Lighter versions make acceleration easier and reduce physical demand, although they may offer less stability against heavy shots.
Balance and head size should also be considered. Two rackets with a similar weight can feel very different if one carries more mass towards the head or provides a larger hitting area.
The string can reinforce Radical’s control and versatility. A spin-oriented monofilament may suit players who break strings frequently and accelerate the racket well. A more elastic option or a hybrid setup can improve comfort and ball speed.
Tension should not be chosen purely out of habit. A higher tension can increase the feeling of control, but it may also reduce depth and comfort. A moderate tension often provides a more balanced response and helps make the most of Radical’s combination of power, precision and spin.
The Head Speed offers a quick and highly versatile response, while the Head Gravity prioritises modern control and a more generous hitting area.
The Head Extreme is more focused on power and spin, while the Head Prestige provides a more classic and demanding feel. Radical sits between these options as a balanced range for players who want to perform well in every area of the court.
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