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Head Gravity Tour Zverev Racket

Series: Gravity

$269.00

Reference price as of June 2026 Not a live offer

In honor of Alexander Zverev, Head adds a limited edition cosmetic to the Gravity Tour!

Frame specs

Head Size	98in²
String Pattern	16x19
Length	Standard
Strung Weight	11.4oz / 323g
Balance	12.99in / 32.99cm / 4 pts HL
Swingweight	328
Stiffness	59
Beam Width	22mm / 22mm / 22mm
Composition	Graphene Inside/Auxetic 2/Graphite
Power Level	Low-Medium
Stroke Style	Medium-Full
Swing Speed	Medium-Fast
Racket Colors	Limited Edition cosmetic!
Grip Type	Head Hydrosorb Pro
String Pattern Detail	16 Mains / 19 Crosses
String Tension	48-57 pounds

What players say

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The Zverev cosmetic edition shares the reworked 98 sq in, 16x19 Gravity Tour platform, and reviewers describe it as one of the best-feeling frames in the Gravity line with strong topspin and low stiffness. The trade-off is limited stock power and control that gets erratic on flat, hard-hit balls, so it rewards committed, spin-heavy swings more than flat pace.

Best for

Aggressive baseline players with heavy topspin
Advanced 4.5+ players who swing fully through the ball
One-handed backhand players wanting feel and spin
Players whose stiffer frames aggravated their arm

Pros

Soft, plush, 'buttery' feel praised as the best-feeling Gravity since the original Gravity Pro
Phenomenal spin production from the open 16x19 pattern and teardrop head
Comfortable on the arm, cited by former Pure Drive users switching for elbow relief
Satisfying 'thud' sound and locked-in feedback on centered contact

Cons

Low power for the swingweight; punishes hesitant or decelerated swings
Control gets erratic on flat, hard-hit shots and short balls can sit up from extra spin
Teardrop head shape has a learning curve to find the true sweet spot
Mass concentrated in the hoop makes quick net exchanges and volleys less nimble

Voices

If you commit to your shot with top spin, this racquet delivers a powerful ball.

— Jonas Eriksson, Tennisnerd, Web

The spin is absolutely phenomenal, especially of a racquet with such a low flex.

— Beckett Chung, TennCom, Web

Head's best 'feeling' racquet since the original Gravity Pro came out in 2019.