Radical MP 2025

Tour racket for controlled attacking tennis

The Tour racket HEAD Radical MP 2025 is designed for ambitious club and tournament players who generate pace with a full, confident swing. Its balanced character supports controlled attacking tennis from the baseline while remaining responsive in fast exchanges. The open string pattern helps you add spin to lifted groundstrokes and serves. With its standard-sized hitting area, the HEAD Radical MP 2025 delivers a direct, precise response for players who want to place the ball actively. Controlled power for aggressive tournament play makes this tennis racket a strong choice for players who value purposeful shot-making.

Highlights

• Spin-friendly response: The open string setup supports effective rotation on topspin shots and slice. This helps you shape trajectories with confidence.
• Stable frame feel: The variable frame profile is built to provide a solid response at impact. It supports decisive strokes when rallies become more demanding.
• Direct ball feedback: The standard racket head promotes a precise connection to the ball. This makes it easier to play targeted shots with clear intent.

Choose the HEAD Radical MP 2025 if you want to take control of points with active, confident strokes.

Which players is the Radical MP 2025 suitable for?

The Radical MP 2025 is suited to advanced club and tournament players with a developed, full swing. It supports an attacking game based on controlled pace, precise placement and spin.

What is the particular strength of the Radical MP 2025?

Its balanced combination of a responsive hitting area, spin-supporting string pattern and stable frame feel gives players control without making aggressive acceleration feel restricted.

What are the weight, length, balance and head size of the Radical MP 2025?

The racket weighs 300 g and measures 68.5 cm in length. Its racket balance is 32 cm, creating a balanced feel between manoeuvrability and stability. The racket head measures 630 cm², providing a standard-sized hitting area for direct, controlled ball contact.