Ideally Suited For
Best for aggressive baseliner players.
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Performance Ratings
Recommended For
The Good
- Spin
- Comfort
The Bad
- String killer
On-Court Playability
From the baseline the Gravity Tour 2025 feels like a modern, more head-light take on a classic flexible players racquet. The 328 swingweight lets the frame do a lot of the work once you’re set up, producing a heavy, spin-friendly ball with excellent directional control. The roundish head and Auxetic layup give a large, forgiving sweet spot and a smooth response on off-centre hits. At net, the mass and stability make blocking and punching volleys easy, and the flexible feel helps with touch. On serve, players who can handle the swingweight are rewarded with strong pace and easy spin, especially on slice and kick serves, but it is not as free-power as stiffer 100 in² frames and suits more complete swings.
Technical Specifications
Comprehensive specs for the 2025 Gravity Tour
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Head Size | 98 sq in (632 cm²) |
| Length | 27 in (68.6 cm) |
| Weight | 305 g (11.4 oz) |
| Balance | 32.99 cm (12.99 in) |
| Flex | 59 |
| Swing Weight | 328 |
| Twist Weight | 15.5 |
| Pattern | 16x19 |
| Beam | 22 / 22 / 22 mm |
Expert Setup & Recommendations
Suited Player Styles
Recommended Setups
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Full Overview
The Head Gravity Tour 2025 shrinks the traditional Gravity head size to 98 in² and pairs it with an open 16x19 string pattern and a 305 g unstrung weight. A constant 22 mm beam, Auxetic 2.0 construction and low-50s/upper-50s RA give it a flexible feel with a large, round sweet spot. Strung up around 323 g and a 328 swingweight, it brings serious plow-through and stability while staying just manageable enough for strong intermediates and advanced players who like to hit a heavy, controlled ball.
Player Reviews
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Plush feel and accuracy are excellent, but it’s not a power-oriented frame. I liked how precise I could be once I adapted to its timing.
Great feel and stability with enough mass for solid strikes. I had to adjust swing to rein in power, but groundstroke depth was reliable.
Lovely feel but quite demanding on timing. If you’re not hitting the sweet spot consistently, balls tend to either die or sail long.
Plush feel and excellent spin potential. Once you find your range, this delivers bully balls and depth that’s fun to play with.
Solid racket with lovely touch. I struggled a bit generating heavy topspin, but precision and feel were terrific once dialed in.
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