What's in a name?

The first racquet silo which we moved to the new naming structure was the PRESTIGE 2021.

Choosing a racquet is a big and deeply personal decision for any tennis player; you want to feel as though you are selecting the one that's just right for you and your game.

Our hope is that the new naming structure is clear and logical and will make it easier for you to understand how the racquets perform and what level of player they are designed for. We have organised the models within a silo into three segments: Tournament, Performance and Team.

Tournament

The racquets in this first segment are created for professional players, as well as for advanced amateurs who are competing at a high level.
New model names, with what they were previously called in brackets: PRO (PRO), TOUR (TOUR).

Performance 

These racquets are designed for what is probably the largest group of HEAD tennis players - the performance group. If you're playing for your club, or you're competing in occasional tournaments, or playing with your friends twice a week, you're in this group. You're always looking to play better tennis, and that desire to improve is reflected in the names of the racquets. The MP is our 'Main Performance' racquet, with the lighter version known as MP L.

New model names, with what they were previously called in brackets: MP (MP), MP L (MP LITE). 

Team

If you play occasionally, you have a weekly doubles match with As the name suggests, TEAM L is a lighter version of the TEAM model.

New model names, with what they were previously called in brackets: TEAM (S), TEAM L (LITE).