The Head Speed Pro X 2025 is a teardrop racket from the Speed series with carbon faces, a Power Foam core and a weight of 360–370 g. It is built for advanced all-round players who want to put pressure on from anywhere on court without losing precision at the net.
Head Speed Pro X 2025 specifications
| Feature | Value |
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| Shape | Teardrop |
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| Balance | Medium-high (according to most sources) |
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| Weight | 360–370 g |
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| Feel | Medium-hard (according to most sources) |
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| Core | Power Foam |
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| Faces | 12K carbon (according to most sources) |
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| Frame | Carbon fibre |
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| Surface | Smooth |
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| Profile | 38 mm |
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| Level | Advanced |
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| Playing style | All-round with an attacking edge |
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| Technologies | Graphene Inside, Auxetic, Anti Shock Skin |
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| Collection | Head 2025 (Speed series) |
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Who is the Head Speed Pro X 2025 for?
It suits you if your technique is solid, you play on either side and you like to take the initiative with firm volleys and deep bandejas. The medium-hard feel rewards a quick, clean swing. If you are just starting out or want very easy ball exit, a soft fibreglass racket is a better choice; if all you want is to smash, go for a diamond shape.
Strengths and things to consider
Strengths
- Stability at the net: the 360–370 g weight and carbon build hold up well when blocking at high pace.
- True versatility: the teardrop shape spreads the sweet spot, so you can defend and attack with the same racket.
- Precision: the carbon faces respond in a firm, direct way, ideal for placing the ball with intent.
Things to consider
- Demands technique: with a medium-hard feel, mid-pace shots get less help than with a soft racket.
- Less spin: the smooth surface grips the ball less than a textured face on sliced víboras and bandejas.
Speed Pro X 2025 compared with Speed Team 2025 and Radical Motion 2026
The Speed Team 2025 shares the teardrop shape and Power Foam, but swaps carbon for fibreglass, weighs 365 g with a 265 mm medium balance and has a soft feel. It is the pick for intermediate players who want comfort; the Speed Pro X gives an advanced player more control and a firmer response.
The Radical Motion 2026 is also a teardrop with a double carbon layer and a hard feel, but it drops to 355 g, uses a 260 mm medium balance and Control Foam. It is aimed at tactical play; the Speed Pro X offers a little more punch thanks to Power Foam and a higher balance.
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Questions about the Head Speed Pro X 2025
What is the difference between the Head Speed Pro and the Speed Pro X 2025?
Both are Speed series teardrops for advanced players. The Speed Pro is listed in the catalogue on HEAD's website; the Pro X does not appear there and is sold through specialist shops, with carbon faces, Power Foam and 360–370 g.
Is the Head Speed Pro X 2025 a power or a control racket?
It is an all-rounder with an attacking edge. The teardrop shape and medium-high balance add punch to volleys and smashes, while the carbon faces provide the control needed to place the ball.
Delivered in 1–2 business days to mainland Portugal and Spain, with a 3-year warranty.