Head Speed Pro X

Despite the fact that the EVA rubber reduces our power, a player with good technique will be able to smash well thanks to the hardness of the 12K carbon.

Despite the fact that it can be a heavy racket depending on the overgrips or protectors that we put on it, it has good maneuverability to perform fast volleys or unexpected blocks.

Great control in our lobs and chiquitas from the back of the court

At the bottom of the court, we notice how big the sweet spot of the racket is, facilitating off-center hits and serving as a perfect ally for good ball output when blocking heavy volleys or fast layups from our rivals

This racket is powerful, so it took me time to get used to it after playing with the other Head Speed models. Great in overhead shots. Its high balance and hard touch gave me a lot of power and depth.

Amazing sensations when you hit the sweet spot.

I noticed the ball entered the racket a bit during smashes.

Despite being a teardrop, it costs me more to maneuver it in the back of the court than the Delta Pro.

It gives you a lot of control and precision on your bandejas. More comfortable in control bandejas than the Delta Pro. I lost a little control on my viboras. I wish it had the 3D roughness of the Delta Pro.

Located medium high, slightly larger sweet spot than the Delta Pro.

Super powerful. The ball goes without much of a swing.

Despite not being super hard, I feel great control and power from the back of the court.

Good sweet spot. Located above center.