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Who is the Head Speed for?
The Speed is for the player who wants a racket that does a little bit of everything, with power one step ahead. Head defines it as a mix of power and control "focused more on power", and reviews place it between the Extreme and the Radical.
- Versatile, leaning towards power. It has more hold than the Radical and less finishing power than the Extreme.
- Teardrop with a high balance. It is 270 millimeters in the Pro, the Motion, the One, and the One X.
- Demands getting there on time. The Pro is an attacking racket, for high intermediate or advanced players, and punishes arriving late when the ball is fast.
- Smooth or with rough texture, depending on the model. The Pro, the Motion, and the Team have a smooth face; the One and the One X have a rough texture.
The level is set by the model: the Pro is not for beginners, and the Team, according to Head, is for intermediate and advanced players. And it is the range that Head presents as recommended by Fran Guerrero and Carmen Goenaga.
If you want more finishing power, look at the diamonds: the Head Extreme or the Head Coello. If you prefer control and for the ball to leave the racket more placed, the Head Radical, also teardrop, with control rubber and less hold. And if you are one to defend and not miss, the Gravity, round, you have it in Head padel rackets, with all the lines compared.
Which Head Speed model should I choose?
The Pro is the reference Speed; the Motion, the same racket with less weight; the Team, the most comfortable; and the One and the One X, the single-hole version and with rough texture.
| Model | Weight | Balance | Face | For whom |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Speed Pro | 370 g | 270 mm | Hybrid carbon and glass, smooth | The advanced player who wants a teardrop with hold without going for a diamond. It has Damp Plus, a cushioning in the bridge that gives it a little more comfort |
| Speed Motion | 355 g | 270 mm | Hybrid carbon and glass, smooth | The Pro with 15 grams less: more manageable, with a little less hold |
| Speed Team | 365 g | 265 mm | Glass fiber, smooth | The softest and most comfortable of the range and the one that gives the most ball output. For intermediates and advanced players who prioritize comfort. Note: it weighs more than the Motion |
| Speed One | 345 g | 270 mm | Carbon, with rough texture | Single-hole and the lightest of the range |
| Speed One X | 365 g | 270 mm | Carbon, with rough texture | The One with more weight and with Damp Plus. For competition: weight and stability with rough texture |
All are teardrop. What changes from Pro to Motion and to Team, and what is the single-hole construction, you have it in Head padel rackets.
The Pro X is a special edition of the Speed that Head made for Spain. If you are unsure between it and the Pro, write to us and we will tell you.
To start, the Evo Speed. It is not from the range: it is from Head's Evo recreational line and only has the Speed decoration. It is an extra-large teardrop, with a glass fiber face and soft rubber, designed for those who are just starting out.
Smooth or with rough texture: what the Speed has
The Speed combines Head's most reactive rubber with a smooth face in the Pro, the Motion, and the Team, and with rough texture in the single-hole ones.
| Technology | In which models | What you notice |
|---|---|---|
| Hybrid face | Pro and Motion | Carbon and glass fiber woven together |
| Glass fiber | Team | Softer feel and easy output; forgives off-center hits more and punishes the arm less |
| Power Foam | All | Head's most reactive rubber: more ball speed with the same gesture |
| Extreme Spin | One and One X | Head's 3D rough texture, on the face, designed to give the ball spin |
| Damp Plus | Pro and One X | Cushioning in the bridge: less tingling in the hand, in exchange for a little less information from the hit |
| Soft Butt Cap 2.0 | All | Soft cap on the grip |
All five also have Auxetic 2.0, Head's touch technology, which we explain in Head padel rackets.
Watch out for the name: Head also uses Speed in tennis, and they are different products. Here there are only padel rackets; tennis rackets are in Head Speed.
Unsure between the Pro and the Team? Write to us and we will tell you which one fits your game.
Guide updated in November 2026.
Who is the Head Speed for?
The Speed is for the player who wants a racket that does a little bit of everything, with power one step ahead. Head defines it as a mix of power and control "focused more on power", and reviews place it between the Extreme and the Radical.
- Versatile, leaning towards power. It has more hold than the Radical and less finishing power than the Extreme.
- Teardrop with a high balance. It is 270 millimeters in the Pro, the Motion, the One, and the One X.
- Demands getting there on time. The Pro is an attacking racket, for high intermediate or advanced players, and punishes arriving late when the ball is fast.
- Smooth or with rough texture, depending on the model. The Pro, the Motion, and the Team have a smooth face; the One and the One X have a rough texture.
The level is set by the model: the Pro is not for beginners, and the Team, according to Head, is for intermediate and advanced players. And it is the range that Head presents as recommended by Fran Guerrero and Carmen Goenaga.
If you want more finishing power, look at the diamonds: the Head Extreme or the Head Coello. If you prefer control and for the ball to leave the racket more placed, the Head Radical, also teardrop, with control rubber and less hold. And if you are one to defend and not miss, the Gravity, round, you have it in Head padel rackets, with all the lines compared.
Which Head Speed model should I choose?
The Pro is the reference Speed; the Motion, the same racket with less weight; the Team, the most comfortable; and the One and the One X, the single-hole version and with rough texture.
| Model | Weight | Balance | Face | For whom |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Speed Pro | 370 g | 270 mm | Hybrid carbon and glass, smooth | The advanced player who wants a teardrop with hold without going for a diamond. It has Damp Plus, a cushioning in the bridge that gives it a little more comfort |
| Speed Motion | 355 g | 270 mm | Hybrid carbon and glass, smooth | The Pro with 15 grams less: more manageable, with a little less hold |
| Speed Team | 365 g | 265 mm | Glass fiber, smooth | The softest and most comfortable of the range and the one that gives the most ball output. For intermediates and advanced players who prioritize comfort. Note: it weighs more than the Motion |
| Speed One | 345 g | 270 mm | Carbon, with rough texture | Single-hole and the lightest of the range |
| Speed One X | 365 g | 270 mm | Carbon, with rough texture | The One with more weight and with Damp Plus. For competition: weight and stability with rough texture |
All are teardrop. What changes from Pro to Motion and to Team, and what is the single-hole construction, you have it in Head padel rackets.
The Pro X is a special edition of the Speed that Head made for Spain. If you are unsure between it and the Pro, write to us and we will tell you.
To start, the Evo Speed. It is not from the range: it is from Head's Evo recreational line and only has the Speed decoration. It is an extra-large teardrop, with a glass fiber face and soft rubber, designed for those who are just starting out.
Smooth or with rough texture: what the Speed has
The Speed combines Head's most reactive rubber with a smooth face in the Pro, the Motion, and the Team, and with rough texture in the single-hole ones.
| Technology | In which models | What you notice |
|---|---|---|
| Hybrid face | Pro and Motion | Carbon and glass fiber woven together |
| Glass fiber | Team | Softer feel and easy output; forgives off-center hits more and punishes the arm less |
| Power Foam | All | Head's most reactive rubber: more ball speed with the same gesture |
| Extreme Spin | One and One X | Head's 3D rough texture, on the face, designed to give the ball spin |
| Damp Plus | Pro and One X | Cushioning in the bridge: less tingling in the hand, in exchange for a little less information from the hit |
| Soft Butt Cap 2.0 | All | Soft cap on the grip |
All five also have Auxetic 2.0, Head's touch technology, which we explain in Head padel rackets.
Watch out for the name: Head also uses Speed in tennis, and they are different products. Here there are only padel rackets; tennis rackets are in Head Speed.
Unsure between the Pro and the Team? Write to us and we will tell you which one fits your game.
Guide updated in November 2026.