Head Speed 2026 Tour Racquet

The new SPEED TOUR 2026 TENNIS RACQUET with a smaller head size is for tournament players with a fast game wanting the perfect mix of power, control and spin. Endorsed by N. Djokovic, J. Sinner, K. Muchová

After listening to SPEED players, HEAD have introduced a new model to the bestselling series that is at the center of HEAD’s ‘Tennis Tour Racquet Compass’. As the first SPEED racquet with a smaller head size of 626cm² or 97in², and with its relatively high weight of 305 grams, the SPEED TOUR 2026 delivers excellent control. You can do everything with a racquet that is endorsed by Jannik Sinner and has a 16x19 string pattern that allows for more spin than the SPEED PRO 2026. State-of-the-art Hy-Bor, a material mix that is mainly used in the high-tech aerospace industry, has been added to the shaft to enhance the perceived stability and signature solid impact feel. The innovations also include Auxetic 2.0 technology for a more connected feel. Metallic colors and a matte finish put a fresh and contemporary twist on the SPEED series’ iconic black and white design.

• New model for tournament players looking for an all-rounder with the perfect mix of power, control and spin
• Exceptional control from the first SPEED frame with a smaller 626cm² or 97in² head size and the relatively high weight of 305 grams
• Higher level of spin than the SPEED PRO with its 16x19 string pattern
• Bestselling SPEED series is at the center of HEAD’s ‘Tennis Tour Racquet Compass’
• Hy-Bor enhances perceived stability and the signature solid impact feel
• Auxetic 2.0 technology for a more connected feel to the ball
• Directional Drilling and Power Grommets for string movement allowing a high level of power and touch
• Endorsed by Jannik Sinner
• Metallic colors and a matte finish for a fresh take on the SPEED series’ iconic black and white design

• Weight (unstrung)
  305 g / 10.8 oz
• String Pattern
  16/19
• Head Size
  626 cm² / 97 in²
• Balance
  315 mm / 1 in HL
• Length
  685 mm / 27.0 in
• Beam
  23 mm