Gravity Tour 2025 Tour racket unstrung

HEAD Gravity Tour 2025 for controlled tournament tennis

The HEAD Gravity Tour 2025 tennis racket is made for ambitious club and tournament players who generate pace with a long, confident swing. Its tour-oriented character supports aggressive baseline play while giving you the control needed to place the ball precisely. The balanced feel helps the racket remain manoeuvrable through fast exchanges, while the open string pattern encourages spin-rich shots. The HEAD Gravity Tour 2025 delivers stable control for committed, attacking tennis without losing the connected feel required for varied point construction.

Highlights

• Reliable stability: The solid racket construction stays composed when rallies become faster. This gives your shots a dependable response against heavy incoming balls.
• Spin-ready response: The string layout supports confident acceleration and helps you shape topspin or slice with purpose. A useful advantage when creating angles from the baseline.
• Direct ball feedback: The controlled frame profile creates a connected impact sensation. You can feel the ball clearly when playing touch shots, returns and precise changes of direction.

Choose the HEAD Gravity Tour 2025 if you want a tournament racket that supports your full swing and rewards committed shot-making.

Which players is the Gravity Tour 2025 suitable for?

The Gravity Tour 2025 is designed for advanced club and tournament players with a developed technique. It suits players who use full swings and want to combine attacking pace with accurate placement.

What is the key strength of the Gravity Tour 2025?

Its main strength is the combination of a tour-focused, stable playing character and a spin-friendly response. This allows you to play assertively from the baseline while keeping your strokes controlled.

What are the key specifications of the Gravity Tour 2025?

The racket weighs 305 g unstrung and measures 685 mm in length. Its racket balance is 320 mm, which places the balance point in a balanced position for a blend of manoeuvrability and stability. The racket head measures 630 cm², providing a standard-sized hitting area with a controlled response.