The HEAD Speed Tour 2026 is a control-focused tennis racket built for advanced players who demand precision, feel and stability on full swings. Its compact head size and dense string pattern prioritise accuracy and confidence when driving through the court, while the 305 g unstrung weight delivers a solid, connected response against pace. Designed for aggressive baseliners and attacking all-court players, this frame rewards clean technique and fast swing speeds with dependable control rather than free power.
Colour: Black / White
Staff pro review:
The Speed Tour 2026 is a true player’s frame that excels when swung assertively. It offers excellent feedback and directional control, particularly on flatter groundstrokes and first serves. The smaller head size keeps shots precise but demands consistent timing, making it less forgiving than other speed models. Strong intermediates and advanced players will appreciate its stability and predictability in high-tempo rallies.
Product Details:
Auxetic 2.0 construction for enhanced feel and response
Compact head size for maximum control and precision
Dense string pattern for lower launch angle and consistency
Hy-Bor material layup to improve frame stability
Control-oriented beam profile for predictable ball output
Head-light balance for faster handling at net and on returns
Designed for fast, full swings and advanced technique
3 FAQs:
What’s the main difference between Speed Tour and Speed Pro?
The Speed Tour uses a more compact head size, offering greater precision and feedback, while the Speed Pro provides slightly more forgiveness.
Does Auxetic 2.0 make the racket more comfortable?
Yes. Auxetic 2.0 helps the frame adapt to impact, improving feel on clean hits and reducing harshness on off-centre contact.
Is this racket suitable for competitive doubles play?
Yes, for advanced players. Its head-light balance and stability make it effective at net, though the smaller head rewards confident volley technique.
Player Endorsements
The HEAD Speed range is endorsed by:
Jannik Sinner