Head Gravity Team EX vs Head Radical Pro
Pickle's 5-axis score
Based on published specs, ranked against all 320 paddles we cover. Diff highlighted when one paddle leads by 0.5+ points.
Head Gravity Team EX vs Head Radical Pro across five scored traits: Power, Hand speed, Forgiveness, Touch, Spin.
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Find my paddleReach vs. maneuverability
Head Radical Pro trades a touch of maneuverability for more reach at the line; Head Gravity Team EX is easier to whip around in hand fights.
Side-by-side specs
| Spec | Head Gravity Team EX | Head Radical Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Weight | 7.7–8.1 oz | 8.1–8.1 oz |
| Shape | Widebody | Elongated |
| Core thickness | 14mm | 15mm |
| Core material | Polypropylene honeycomb | Polypropylene honeycomb |
| Face material | Graphite composite | Fiberglass |
| Handle length | 4.5" | 5.3" |
| Price | $84.98 | $99.95 |
What the spec differences mean
- Weight. Head Gravity Team EX is listed at 7.7–8.1 oz; Head Radical Pro at 8.1 oz. At the low end of each listed range, the Head Gravity Team EX is 0.4 oz lighter. How paddle weights compare across our catalog
- Core thickness. Head Gravity Team EX has a 14mm core; Head Radical Pro has a 15mm core, so the Head Radical Pro core is 1mm thicker. What core thickness changes
- Length and width. Head Gravity Team EX measures 15.75" × 8.1"; Head Radical Pro measures 16" × 7.5" (widebody vs elongated). The Head Radical Pro is 0.25" longer. Paddle shapes and the size rule
- Handle length. Head Gravity Team EX has a 4.5" handle; Head Radical Pro has a 5.3" handle, so the Head Radical Pro handle is 0.8" longer. What grip length changes
- Face material. Head Gravity Team EX lists its face as Graphite composite; Head Radical Pro lists Fiberglass. Paddle face materials explained
Who each paddle is for
Head Gravity Team EX
Best for intermediate players (3.5-4.5) looking for a balanced upgrade who play with a balanced two-handed/one-handed mix. The widebody profile gives you a generous sweet spot, the 14mm core balances pop and control, and the face surface keeps spin honest without overdoing it.
Playing style: control, all-around
Head Radical Pro
Best for intermediate players (3.5-4.5) looking for a balanced upgrade who play with a balanced two-handed/one-handed mix. The elongated shape extends your reach at the kitchen line, the 15mm core balances pop and control, and the fiberglass face emphasizes pop over spin.
Playing style: power
Both are great. Pick by playstyle, not specs.
Pick the Head Gravity Team EX if…
- you want a bigger, more forgiving sweet spot
Pick the Head Radical Pro if…
- you like extra reach at the kitchen line
More matchups with the Head Radical Pro
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