Head ranges
Speed is the all-rounder, Boom gives you easier depth and Extreme is the spin range. If you make your own pace, Radical, Gravity and Prestige are the ones to look at.
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Real models
Rackets in these ranges
Model examples checked on 26 September 2026. Our profiles summarise published specs; the other links go to the manufacturer. We haven’t play-tested these rackets, and a link here doesn’t mean we’ve checked a UK price.
Boom MP 2026
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Read our profile →Radical MP 2025
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Choose a range
Pick a range first, then compare the models in it.
Speed2026
The all-rounder: one racket for baseline rallies, returns and net play. See whether you can keep both depth and placement when the rally speeds up.
Boom2026
Easier depth, for players who want the racket to do more of the work. Try it on fast returns, not just comfortable rallies.
Extreme2026
Head’s spin range, for players who build points with heavy topspin. Put it up against a Pure Aero or VCORE with similar strings.
Radical2025
For players who make their own pace and care about placement. The listed MP has a 98 sq in head, so find out how it handles your off-centre hits too.
Gravity2025 Auxetic
A control range for long, full swings. The Zverev special edition comes in different colours, so check which model is underneath before comparing it with another Gravity.
Prestige2023 · older version
A demanding range for players who hit the ball cleanly, time after time. Check the model year and weight before you book a demo.
Instinct2025
Easier pace and easy handling. There are lighter and larger-headed versions, so check exactly which one the listing is for.
Before you buy
Check the model, generation, head size and grip size on the listing; shops don’t always make them obvious. And try the racket before you buy if you possibly can.
Last checked: 18 September 2026