HEAD Speed MP L 2026 Tennis Racquet (Unstrung) – Lightweight Control Racquet for Intermediate Players | Probadminton

The HEAD Speed MP L 2026 Tennis Racquet is a light tennis racquet from the famous Speed MP series of racquets made by HEAD Company for intermediate players, juniors and developing all-court players who would like to get the experience of Speed feel.

This racquet gives players great control and generates spin and comfort. Made of new Auxetic 2.0 Technology, the Speed MP L racquet offers extreme connectivity and great feedback.

Having a large head size of 100 sq in, the racquet is great for all-around use, as it ensures a bigger hit zone. The 16x19 string pattern gives additional spin possibilities and great power.

With its 270g unstrung weight, 3-point balance and balance point of 325 mm, the racquet gives good maneuverability and helps to achieve high racquet head speed easily. The racquet has a great 23mm constant beam and 64 RA flex, which ensures crisp response while providing arm safety.

The new Graphene 360+ technology used in this racquet puts graphene into the racquet's shaft and handle, creating an optimal weight distribution. The Morph Beam technology used in the racquet gives a thinner shaft, providing flexibility and a thicker head, giving power and stability.

Key Features

• Auxetic 2.0 Technology – enhanced connected feel and feedback

• Weight: 270g unstrung (9.5 oz) – lightweight and maneuverable

• Balance: 3 pts head-light (325mm) – excellent control

• Head Size: 100 sq in – generous sweet spot for forgiveness

• String Pattern: 16x19 – optimal spin and power

• Beam Width: 22.5mm / 24mm / 23mm (Morph Beam)

• Flex Rating: RA 64 – comfortable, arm-friendly response

• Graphene 360+ Technology – optimized weight distribution and stability

• Morph Beam Design – thinner shaft for flexibility, thicker head for power

• Length: 27 inches (standard)

• Color: White/Black/Silver – sleek modern look

• Comes Unstrung – customize with your preferred string and tension

• Ideal for: Intermediate players, junior competitors, and developing all-court players