Speed MP 2026 Test Racket

The test period is 7 days after receipt of the goods. Please return the demo racket(s) to us by the seventh day at the latest, as other customers would also like to test them.
After payment, you will receive a voucher worth 15 Swiss francs per demo racket, which you can request by email and deduct from the price when purchasing a racket. Please note: A maximum of the test fees for up to 3 demo rackets can be credited. This means you will receive a voucher worth a maximum of CHF 45.–
If you do not return the racket with the same stringing, you will be charged an additional 50 CHF for the stringing, non-negotiable.

Play fast with HEAD's best-selling SPEED MP 2026 TENNIS RACQUET. With the SPEED series at the heart of HEAD's "Tennis Tour Racquet Compass," this model is suitable for advanced and ambitious players looking for an all-rounder with a perfect blend of power and control. Endorsed by Jannik Sinner, the racket features a 16x19 SPEED string pattern that enables precise power. The introduction of Hy-Bor – a cutting-edge material mix primarily used in high-tech aerospace – in the shaft enhances perceived stability and the characteristic solid feel. Slightly lighter than the PRO and TOUR, and thus easier to handle, the SPEED MP 2026 also offers Auxetic 2.0 technology for an even more direct, connected ball feel. Metallic colors and a matte finish give the iconic black-and-white design of the SPEED series a fresh, modern touch.

Highlights:

• For advanced and ambitious players looking for an all-rounder with the perfect blend of power and control
• Precise power thanks to the 16x19 SPEED string pattern
• Part of the best-selling SPEED series at the center of the "Tennis Tour Racquet Compass"
• Hy-Bor enhances perceived stability and the characteristic solid feel
• Auxetic 2.0 provides an even more direct ball feel
• Directional Drilling and Power Grommets allow for more string movement for high power and touch
• Endorsed by Jannik Sinner
• Metallic colors and matte finish for a contemporary reinterpretation of the iconic black-and-white design