Head Boom Pro 2026 Racket
Series: Boom
$269.00
Updated with Hy-Bor technology for 2026!
Frame specs
| Head Size | 98in² |
| String Pattern | 16x19 |
| Length | Standard |
| Strung Weight | 11.5oz / 326g |
| Balance | 12.59in / 31.98cm / 7 pts HL |
| Swingweight | 325 |
| Stiffness | 64 |
| Beam Width | 22mm / 22mm / 21.5mm |
| Composition | BoronAuxetic 2/Graphene Inside/Graphite |
| Power Level | Low-Medium |
| Stroke Style | Medium-Full |
| Swing Speed | Medium-Fast |
| Racket Colors | Coral/Black |
| Grip Type | Hydrosorb Pro |
| String Pattern Detail | 16 Mains / 19 Crosses |
| String Tension | 48-57 pounds |
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What players say
Reviewers agree the 2026 Boom Pro is a real step up from the previous version: the new Hy-Bor layup and reworked string pattern make the string bed feel more consistent and connected, and testers were surprised by how stable it is off-center. The tradeoff is a firmer, less trampoline-like feel and power that reads as slightly down from the outgoing model, plus some pushback on spin access and maneuverability.
Best for
- Baseline stability and depth
- Players wanting control over raw power
- Advanced/tournament players
- Switching from a stiffer control frame
Pros
- Noticeably more consistent, connected feel across the string bed vs the previous Boom Pro
- Stability stood out as the strongest area, especially on off-center hits and heavier balls
- Comfortable despite the firmer layup, not harsh on the arm
- Good control and predictable ball flight for a power-oriented frame
Cons
- Power feels a bit down compared to the outgoing Boom Pro
- Spin generation was called out as a weak point by multiple reviewers
- Firmer, less bouncy feel than prior versions may put off players who liked the old trampoline response
- Maneuverability felt clunky next to more traditionally shaped frames
Voices
— Chris, Tennis Warehouse playtest team, Web
The power level felt a little down compared to the outgoing model, but the control and feel were way up.
— Munish, Tennis Warehouse playtest team, Web
surprised with the amount of stability
— Mark, Tennis Warehouse playtest team, Web
predictable and connected feel
— Tennisnerd.net review, Web
previous versions felt unpredictable outside the sweet spot with some trampoline effect and flyers, but that's largely gone now
— Rackets & Runners blog, Web
isn't the most naturally spin-friendly racket because players need high racket head speed and the Boom's shape can make that motion feel awkward
— Tim Buktu, Talk Tennis forum, Forums
The previous one was just a bit heavy to properly customize. 305g stock would have been better.