Head

Speed PWR review

Light, head-heavy and forgiving. The Speed that does the work for you.

Racquet product shot
Recommended
Head 102 MP: 100
Weight 265g MP: 295g
Pattern 16×19 MP: 16×19
Stiffness 70 RA MP: 60 RA
Swingwt 290 MP: 330
Balance HH MP: HL
Full specsSpeed PWR · Speed MP · Speed Pro
Speed PWRSpeed MPSpeed Pro
Head size102 sq in100 sq in100 sq in
Weight (unstrung)265 g295 g310 g
Weight (strung)288 g315 g329 g
Swingweight290330333
Stiffness70 RA60 RA60 RA
String pattern16×1916×1918×20
BalanceHead HeavyHead LightHead Light
Fit check

Is it for you?

Level (NTRP)
Swing
Arm
Your match Strong fit
Strong fit. Effortless depth and a forgiving sweet spot, with minimal effort.

    Performance

    Speed PWR Speed MP

    Playtest

    Big, easy depth.
    Full notes

    A light, powerful platform gives depth from short, slow swings. Forgiving and easy, but not for full pace and pinpoint accuracy.

    + Pros

    • Maximum easy power
    • Very light and easy to swing
    • Large, forgiving sweet spot
    • Ideal for beginners and returners

    − Cons

    • Limited control and stability
    • Pushed around by pace
    • Not for advanced players
    • Launches long without controlled strokes

    String for

    52–55 lbs 23.5–25 kg Premium multifilament, full bed Pick: Wilson NXT

    Recommended strings

    1. 1
      Wilson NXT Multifilament The comfort benchmark for sensitive arms.
      52–56 lbs 23.5–25.4 kg · 1.30mm
    2. 2
      Babolat SynGut Synthetic gut Good value and durability for recreational play.
      53–57 lbs 24–26 kg · 1.30mm
    3. 3
      Head Velocity MLT Multifilament · Head pairing Comfortable, with good tension maintenance.
      52–56 lbs 23.5–25.4 kg · 1.30mm

    Who plays it

    Tour frames customised

    No player in our database uses this frame.

    Verdict: 8.2

    The most accessible Speed: maximum easy power and forgiveness in a very light, easy-to-swing frame. More control: Speed MP. Advanced end: Speed Pro.

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    FAQ

    Is the Head Speed PWR good for beginners?

    Yes: beginners are its target. Light, powerful and forgiving; string it softly.

    Who is the Head Speed PWR best for?

    Beginners, recreational players and those returning to the game who want maximum easy power.

    Is the Head Speed PWR arm-friendly?

    Generally, yes, with a soft string at a lower tension. Avoid a stiff poly strung high.

    What string and tension is best for the Head Speed PWR?

    A soft multifilament in the low-to-mid 50s lbs. Go a touch tighter if the ball flies long.

    Is the Head Speed PWR a power or control racquet?

    Power: the most accessible frame in the Speed line.

    Head Speed PWR vs Speed MP: which should I buy?

    The PWR for maximum easy power as a beginner. The MP for more control and stability as your game improves.