Head Gravity Pro 2024

Introduction

The Head Gravity Pro 2024 is a round, control-focused racket for advanced players who value precision over raw power.

Shape & Balance

The round shape moves the sweet spot low in the face, making it balanced and easy to control. It swings evenly, with no head-heavy bias, which helps with precision but reduces power on smashes.

You'll feel the weight in your hand, but the balance keeps it steady. It's not the fastest to whip around, but it's predictable on every shot.

Grip

The grip feels standard, with a comfortable handle that fits most hands. Over a long match, the 365g weight can make your arm tired, especially if you have a weak grip or swing hard.

It's not the most maneuverable racket, but the grip lets you hold it securely without slipping, even when your palm gets sweaty.

Power & Control

The control 9.4 is the star here. You can place shots with surgical precision, and the racket responds well to soft touches and angles. The power 7.3 means you won't get free pace – you have to swing forcefully to hit deep.

If you're a control player, this is a dream. If you rely on power to win points, you'll find it lacking. It rewards good timing over brute strength.

Comfort & Speed

Comfort is good, thanks to the medium feel and the Control FOAM core that absorbs vibration. The 365g weight makes it less maneuverable – the 8.4 score is decent but not top-tier – so quick reactions at the net require effort.

It's a solid, stable racket that doesn't twist on off-center hits, which adds comfort. But the weight will slow you down in fast exchanges, so be ready to work.

Materials & Durability

The frame is carbon fiber, and the faces are fiberglass with carbon. This combo is common and usually durable – the fiberglass softens the feel, while the carbon adds stiffness. It should hold up well to regular play.

No specific durability rating is given, but the materials are proven. It won't crack easily unless you hit the frame hard. Just avoid slamming it on the court.

Analysis

The Gravity Pro plays like a precision tool. Its round shape and 365g weight give you a stable, forgiving feel, but you'll need to generate your own power. The control 9.4 rating is spot on – you can place shots exactly where you want. That makes it great for defensive play and volleying.

Power gets a 7.3, which is solid but not explosive. If you're used to a heavier, head-heavy racket, you might find it a bit tame on smashes. It's not a racket that will do the work for you. You need good technique to get depth on your shots.

The sweet spot is high (8.5), which helps when you're off-center. That forgiveness is rare in a control-focused racket. But the 365g weight is demanding – you'll feel it in long matches. Your arm needs to be in shape.

This racket is not for beginners. Its low power and heavy weight will punish poor form. If you're a competitive player who values accuracy over power, this is your racket. If you want easy power or are new to the game, look elsewhere.