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2026 Head Speed Release


Today is the day so many Djokovic and Sinner fans have been waiting for... The official release date of the new 2026 Speed line. The Speed racket line is among Head's best-selling rackets due to their access to power without sacrificing control. The 2026 updates should be a nice refresh of the previous models. 

Head has introduced "Hy-Bor" technology, which is supposed to improve stability and provide a more connected feel at contact. While I have not yet tested these rackets, I would be surprised if they play much differently from the previous model.

Perhaps the biggest update to the line is the addition of the Speed Tour. Featuring a 97in² head size and 16x19 string pattern, this new model will be ideal for advanced players who have long, fast swings with little to moderate spin. 

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