HEAD Radical Motion 2026 vs HEAD Speed Motion 2025

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Notes

Puissance
Bien (7.4)
Très bien (8.5)
Contrôle
Très bien (8.8)
Excellent (9)
Tolérance
Très bien (8.5)
Très bien (8.6)
Maniabilité
Très bien (8.7)
Excellent (9.1)
Confort
Très bien (7.8)
Très bien (8)

Caractéristiques

Forme
TeardropTeardrop
Poids
355 g (± 10 g)355 g (± 10)
Toucher
HardMedium
Équilibre
260 mmMedium
Cœur
Control FoamPower Foam
Faces
Double Carbon HSHybrid Woven
Cadre
CarbonCarbon
Niveau
Intermediate to AdvancedAdvanced
HEAD Radical Motion 2026

The HEAD Radical Motion 2026 is a teardrop, medium balance racket built for versatility, pairing a carbon frame with Graphene Inside against a Double Carbon HS face and a Control Foam core. It excels at the net, on the overhead game, and in quick exchanges, offering more precision and pace than the fiberglass faced Radical Team while staying short of the outright power of HEAD's higher tier models. It suits an intermediate to advanced player who wants a genuinely all-round racket, more than one committed purely to control or purely to attack.

Avantages
  • Genuinely versatile between defense and attack.
  • Quick, reliable maneuverability from the medium balance.
  • More precision and bite on volleys and the smash than the fiberglass faced Radical Team.
  • Comfortable feel for a carbon-faced racket, helped by Auxetic 2.0 and the Soft Butt Cap 2.0.
Inconvénients
  • Smash and flat power still fall short of a diamond, head heavy racket.
  • Sweet spot is narrower than the fiberglass faced Radical Team.
  • Feel is firmer than the Radical Team, which may not suit players wanting the softest possible response.
  • Not built for a player chasing the outright finishing power of HEAD's higher tier models.
HEAD Speed Motion 2025

The HEAD Speed Motion 2025 keeps a teardrop shape, a Graphene Inside reinforced carbon frame, a Hybrid Woven face, and the Power Foam core on a medium balance, built as the lighter, more mobile counterpart to the Speed Pro. Players get genuine maneuverability, a forgiving sweet spot, and responsive feedback from Auxetic 2.0, in exchange for a touch less raw smash pace than a heavier, more head focused racket would offer. It suits advanced players who build their game around movement and clean contact, while players chasing maximum power above all else are better served by the Speed Pro further up the same line.

Avantages
  • Genuinely easy to redirect, among the more maneuverable rackets in HEAD's current range.
  • Optimized Sweet Spot keeps off center contact forgiving for an attacking oriented racket.
  • Auxetic 2.0 gives real, responsive feedback along with a useful boost of power.
  • DAMP Plus and Soft Butt Cap 2.0 combine for genuine comfort on a racket built with real attacking intent.
Inconvénients
  • Smash trades some raw pace for control and mobility compared to the heavier Speed Pro.
  • Not the first choice for a player who wants maximum power above all else.

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