Name: Gravity Tour 2023 Tennis Racket
Brand: Head
SKU: 24917288
Price: 99 CHF
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

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Feel the power with the Gravity Tour, upgraded with cutting-edge Auxetic technology for sensational feel and enhanced playability. With its distinctive rounded racket head shape and massive sweet spot, this racket gives aggressive tournament players of the next generation the control, flex, and forgiveness they need to dominate from the baseline. The Auxetic technology provides more feel and feedback with every shot, boosting confidence. The racket series is endorsed by Alexander Zverev and Andrey Rublev. For a state-of-the-art aesthetic that turns heads, the signature Gravity Flip design has been refreshed with an asymmetrical look.

- Innovative Auxetic technology for sensational feel
- Enormous sweet spot for control, flex, and forgiveness
- Distinctive rounded shape
- Designed for aggressive tournament players of the next generation
- Recommended by Alexander Zverev and Andrey Rublev
- New asymmetrical flip design.

Actual product image Head Gravity Tour 2023 Tennis Racket (3, 305 g)

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Head size

The head size refers to the size of the club head. A larger club head offers more room to hit the ball, which is particularly helpful for beginners. On the other hand, a smaller club head requires a little more skill, but is more precise and faster. Advanced players often appreciate the control and precision that a smaller club head offers.

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The stringing pattern refers to the grid, which is created by the stringing of the racket. The numbers - e.g. 16 x 19 - refer to the number of longitudinal and cross strings that are strung.

Balance

The balance point of a tennis racket marks the place where it is in perfect equilibrium. This position is measured in centimetres. With a standard length of 68 centimetres for a tennis racket, we speak of a grip-heavy racket if the balance point is less than 33 centimetres. If the balance point is over 34 centimetres, the racket is described as top-heavy.

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