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Head Squared
We have demo racquets of the new Head Squared racquet. The racquets will arrive soon, and those who have tried it agree it is quite a different racquet!
The racquet specifications make this a model that will suit players of many abilities, and is a stable and easy racquet to play with!
You can demo your Head Squared now at Racquet Quest for delivery about mid-April!
Head Squared
Because this racquet is so different, we have done a few “customizations”. This post will include two (2) of those customizations. After you take a look at this data, we can discuss what players thought of each.
| Manufacturer | Head |
|---|---|
| Racquet Model | Head Squared |
| Reference Tension | 54 |
| String | MonoGut ZX Pro PEEK |
| Machine Used | True Tension Pro |
| String Bed Stiffness - RDC | 47 |
| String Bed Stiffness -FlexFour | 55 |
| Strig Bed Stiffness - SBS | 46 |
| String Bed Stiffness - ERT | 32 |
| Racquet Flex, RDC | 59 |
| Racquet Flex, FlexFour | 46 |
| Racquet - In Plane Stiffness | 391.1 |
| Weight, Grams | 318 |
| Weight, Ounces | 11.22 |
| Balance, mm | 306 |
| Balance, Inch | 12.05 |
| Length, Cm | 68.7 |
| Length, Inch | 27.047 |
| Head Width | 9.94 |
| Head Length | 12.85 |
| Head Area, cm2 | 647.1 |
| Head Area, Sq. Inch | 100.3 |
| Beam Height @ Grip, mm | 22.5 |
| Beam Height @ Mid, mm | 25 |
| Beam Height @ Tip | 23 |
| Beam Width @ Grip, mm | 10.5 |
| Beam Width @ Throat, mm | 12.4 |
| Beam Width @ Mid, mm | 10.1 |
| Beam Width @ Tip, mm | 12 |
| Number of Main Strings | 16 |
| Number of Cross Strings | 18 |
| Ratio | .687 |
| Main String Grid Inch/mm | 7.63/193.8 |
| Cross String Grid Inch/mm | 10.40/264.2 |
| Density (% of head filled with string) | .791 |
| Average Cross String Space | .578 |
| Average Main String Space | .477 |
| Dynamic Tension, Kp, ERT | 32 |
| Dynamic Tension, Lbs/in | 178.9 |
| First Moment, Nm | .736 |
| Polar Moment | 303.0 |
| Torsional Stability | 13 |
| Swing Weight, Kg/cm2 | 290 |
| Swing Weight, Ounces | 10.23 |
| Swing Weight Calculated | 297.8 |
| Power, RDC | 41 |
| Control, RDC | 58 |
| Manueverability, RDC | 93 |
| Power, Calculated | 1733.3 |
| Head Points | 11.81 |
| Head Weight, % | 44.5% |
| Center of Percussion | 21.4 |
| Dwell Time, ms | 6.83 |
| Efective Stiffness - lbs | 26.2 |
| K, Lb/In | 150.6 |
| Recoil Weight | 157.1 |
| Twist Weight | 234.4 |
| End Weight | 142.2 |
| Tip Weight | 175.6 |
| 9 O'Clock | 85.4 |
| 3 O'Clock | 85.2 |
| Butt End | 148.1 |
| COF, Main | .323 |
| COF, Cross | .346 |
See what a subtle change in swing weight makes to the racquet.
| Manufacturer | Head |
|---|---|
| Racquet Model | Head Squared |
| Reference Tension | 54 |
| String | Victrex 7718 PEEK |
| Machine Used | True Tension Pro |
| String Bed Stiffness - RDC | 47 |
| String Bed Stiffness -FlexFour | 55 |
| Strig Bed Stiffness - SBS | 46 |
| String Bed Stiffness - ERT | 32 |
| Racquet Flex, RDC | 59 |
| Racquet Flex, FlexFour | 46 |
| Racquet - In Plane Stiffness | 391.1 |
| Weight, Grams | 318 |
| Weight, Ounces | 11.22 |
| Balance, mm | 306 |
| Balance, Inch | 12.05 |
| Length, Cm | 68.7 |
| Length, Inch | 27.047 |
| Head Width | 9.94 |
| Head Length | 12.85 |
| Head Area, cm2 | 647.1 |
| Head Area, Sq. Inch | 100.3 |
| Beam Height @ Grip, mm | 22.5 |
| Beam Height @ Mid, mm | 25 |
| Beam Height @ Tip | 23 |
| Beam Width @ Grip, mm | 10.5 |
| Beam Width @ Throat, mm | 12.5 |
| Beam Width @ Mid, mm | 10.2 |
| Beam Width @ Tip, mm | 12.1 |
| Number of Main Strings | 16 |
| Number of Cross Strings | 18 |
| Ratio | .687 |
| Main String Grid Inch/mm | 7.63/193.8 |
| Cross String Grid Inch/mm | 10.40/264.2 |
| Density (% of head filled with string) | .791 |
| Average Cross String Space | .578 |
| Average Main String Space | .477 |
| Dynamic Tension, Kp, ERT | 32 |
| Dynamic Tension, Lbs/in | 178.9 |
| First Moment, Nm | .736 |
| Polar Moment | 303.0 |
| Torsional Stability | 13 |
| Swing Weight, Kg/cm2 | 290 |
| Swing Weight, Ounces | 10.23 |
| Swing Weight Calculated | 345,6 |
| Power, RDC | 41 |
| Control, RDC | 58 |
| Manueverability, RDC | 93 |
| Power, Calculated | 1733.3 |
| Head Points | 11.81 |
| Head Weight, % | 44.5% |
| Center of Percussion | 21.4 |
| Dwell Time, ms | 6.83 |
| Efective Stiffness - lbs | 26.2 |
| K, Lb/In | 150.6 |
| Recoil Weight | 157.1 |
| Twist Weight | 234.4 |
| End Weight | 142.2 |
| Tip Weight | 175.6 |
| 9 O'Clock | 85.4 |
| 3 O'Clock | 85.2 |
| Butt End | 148.1 |
| COF, Main | .323 |
| COF, Cross | .346 |
Big 10 Tennis Player of the Week.
Jack Anthrop has been playing extraordinary tennis for a long time and was recently named Big 10 Tennis Player of the Week after an impressive outing in Dallas!
The link below will take you to the Ohio State post; however, I want to share some of the things Jack has done to secure the game he has.
Jack uses a Head Speed SMU racquet. The head size is 96 square inches and has a swing weight of 333 kg/cm^. This inertia couples with the overall weight of 352 grams (12.4 oz) to create stability and power.
Jack uses MonoGut ZX Pro natural at a reference tension of 56 pounds and string bed stiffness of 60 pounds. This creates a dynamic stiffness of 393.6 PPI.
Jack has been using Ashaway MonoGut ZX Pro since the age of 9! Yep, that’s right, age 9! MonoGut ZX and ZX Pro material is PEEK, a unique string that offers outstanding comfort, feel, and power with better durability than some other materials.
It is our position that more players of any level should consider MonoGut ZX or ZX Pro (thinner). It really just makes sense…just ask Jack, Big 10 Men’s Tennis Player of the Week!
Let us know if you have questions about Jack’s racquet or string. We have been working with Jack since age 9, and we would like to share what we can to help achieve your tennis goal(s).
Thank you, Head and Ashaway, for your continued support!
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Congratulations, Jack, your new Head Speed SMU’s are on the way.
Head Speed SMU
Head Speed SMU
New York, New York!
We hope everyone enjoyed the US Open in, where else, New York!
Many of our clients were there to witness the fantastic tennis and fantastic racquets that are special US Open models.
If you did not make it to New York, you can still get the Head Boom MP L Neon right here!
Head Boom MP L Neon
We have only two (2) left, and as the “special” edition of the Boom MP L we know how good a racquet it is.
Please stop by the World Headquarters of Racquet Quest and see for yourself how cool this racquet really is!
While you are here, you can take a look at the Head Radical Palm Tree Crew edition that we have a couple of remaining.
Head Radical MP Palm Tree Crew Middle
This edition of the Head Radical series is another special step that Head takes when building a performance racquet!
What is performance without panache?
Yes, we agree!
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