The New 2022 HEAD SPEED TENNIS racquet will change your mind... 

Thank u for the kind words Yannis! Glad you like the racquet!

what string and tension do you use?

Thx Andrew, much appreciated. Specs-wise, they have similarities, depending on the version you like. The head shape of the gravity, the teardrop shape, might not be for everybody. Generally speaking, the Speeds are more maneuverable (but less stable) with more power. The gravity have more comfort and more control. Hope this helps!

@@alextennis24 i had gravity mp, got rid of it, felt like a vibrating plank, got speed mp 2021, very happy. that and yonex vcore 98 were my top side by side picks (with live demos at tennis giant). i have a clash 100 also that i brought to my demo of 6 racquets, felt quite poor compared to speed mp and yonex. I speed is solid and clean great feel, a little head heavy if your arm is tired, might be noticeable if you have elbow or arm weakness. haven't tried pure strike or yonex ezone, those would have been interesting to try also. string choice is important too. makes quite a difference as far as feel. with a stretched out poly like wilson revolve, i could pound the ball like i do and it would usually stay in the court. the clash with non fresh poly was pretty good at sub 50 pounds but the feel and precision is much less than speed mp 360+

Thank you Alan! Much appreciated! Both of them are excellent for volleys, due to having a high swing weight ( weight coming through the ball). The pro version is actually my preferred one at the net. Because of the weight of the racquet, it is extremely stable. Now, if you can manage the pro version, you shouldn't have any issues! hope this helps!

@@alextennis24 thank you, much appreciated, I actually have recently purchased the speed Pro version but have not yet had the opportunity to get to grips with vollying with it, thanks for the advice, I can now start to focus on vollying more with it and have more confidence

Thanks for the kind words, Andrew! I appreciate it! For the swingweight, everything from the type of string, the gauge, the tension and even the method of stringing will affect the SW. Also, it can simply be poor quality control for the manufacturer. Hope that helps!

Regarding Alex stroke tempo and his smoothness consider that he is just playing very relaxed, not to win a match.

Yes. but for some reason, the matte finish is not the same as other head model racquets, I find.

not “too advanced” but is a heavier racquet than the MP.

Hey john! From what i can see from your game, the PRO can suit you, because it is design for control mostly, because of the 18x20 string pattern. The thing is that for the speeds, the swingweight is so high that it makes your arm fatigue quicker over a long period of time, that's why.. It seems fine swinging it for 15-20 min, but after that it becomes harder and harder.. unless you have a perfect technique in my opinion. But there's nothing like a test to see. Hope this helps!

Yes it is.

@@alextennis24 btw your channel is criminally underrated. Someone with your production value shouldn’t be so overlooked!

@@Lepskysenigma hey man. Thank you so much for the kind words. Much appreciate it🙏

Well, the fact that you have an all-court game, the ezone 100 should definitely be good for you as it is meant for that! Easy power and spin. For that reason, I would be aiming more toward the MP version, because you will find many similarities with the ezone, as it is more maneuverable and has easier access to spin and controllable power. Hope this helps!

@@alextennis24 It does. Thanks ever so much for your reply!

When I demo'd these, I found the 2022 Speed MP to be VERY similar to the 2022 Ezone 100; both had fairly easy access to power and spin but quite a high launch in my hands (a little too much so, for me), wheras the Speed Pro played very differently; lower laucnhing, more precise but also a bit more demanding to use (needed good technique on every stroke). All three are good sticks and among the best of the 10 or so I tried this year.

@@rich.e Thanks!

I will try!

I actually like the head hawk with those frames. It is not too stiff, not too soft. Because the speeds are powerful racquet in my opinion, not the most but still, the head hawk would be a good choice, it is low-powered, and very spin-friendly. So you wouldn't have to worry about balls flying off the string bed too much. Hope this helps!