Which Head Radical to choose?
The Head Radical range is for players with a versatile game. Do you like to play touch, hit hard from the baseline and volley to finish points? The Radical range is sure to please. Diego Schwartzman has adopted this range for its versatility and touch. There are different models of Head Radicals to suit your game. The Head Radical Pro is the hardest to play and will provide the most accuracy and ball weighting. It requires a good level of technique and placement in order to fully exploit it. The Head Radical MP offers great versatility and is aimed at competitive players who hit hard from the baseline. The Radical Team is more maneuverable and forgiving. It is ideal for the 4th series and club player looking for control and maneuverability. The Radical Team L will be ideal for younger players looking to upgrade to their first adult racquet. The light weight will provide excellent maneuverability and playability.
What strings to use on a Head Radical?
A wide range of strings can be used on Head Radical rackets. All you need to do is decide whether you want more control, spin or power. We suggest you visit our strings page and filter according to the benefits you are looking for. However, on the Radical Lite model we recommend the use of a multifilament to avoid tennis elbow. There are 6 ranges of Head tennis rackets: Instinct, Extreme, Speed, Radical, Gravity, Prestige
Who plays with the Head Radical on the Tour?
Many pro players on the ATP circuit such as Andre Agassi and Andy Murray have made it their weapon of choice to accompany them on the court. This range has allowed them to leave their opponents in their wake with unparalleled control and feel. Currently, Taylor Fritz, Sloane Stephens and Diego Schwartzman are using the 2021 pro version. This latest version of the Graphene 360+ provides better power and ball rotation.
MP, Pro, Team, Team L range testing
Our team of experts is constantly testing all new products to compare them to previous versions and to note any differences that exist. Testing of the Radical MP and Pro showed that both models were very competition oriented while the Head Radical Team and Team L offered more forgiveness to suit club players.
Features :
- Thin profile: the range is characterised by a thinner than average frame thickness
- String pattern: The Head Radical now features a dynamic 16/19 string pattern
- Improved power: the range provides more power than before
- Headsize: The head shape has been revised to improve forgiveness as well as dynamics
- Spin: A revised string pattern and more open grommets provide increased spin
Head Radical or Speed?
These are two ranges that offer versatility. If you are looking for more control, the Radical range will meet your needs. However, if you want more ball speed and forgiveness, then the Speed range will be much more suitable.
Accessories
You can equip your racquet with a Head anti-vibration system to reduce frame and string vibration. You can also fit a new grip or overgrip for better comfort and store your racket in a Head tennis bag to protect it. You are now ready to play with a champion racket.
