Head Speed Pro

New head speed pro racket in black and gray, advanced level, now on clearance. The teardrop head shifts weight above centre without going as far toward the tip as a diamond shape, and here it is combined with a power balance, so the racket is built to add pace even though the outline is the more moderate of the two shapes commonly paired with power. The frame is carbon, specified further as a 3K carbon lay-up, a lighter weave count than the 12K carbon used elsewhere in the range, which generally trades some stiffness for a lighter, more flexible feel at the same nominal thickness. At a normal weight of 360-370 g, made in Asia and rated advanced, the face is listed as smooth rather than textured, meaning it is not built to add spin the way a roughened face does, and grip on the ball comes from the strings and swing rather than the frame surface. This suits a player who wants a power-leaning racket without the stiffest available lay-up; it is a less direct choice for someone specifically seeking maximum spin generation from the frame itself, since the smooth face does not provide it.