head
Delta Motion
Shape
round
Weight
365g
Balance
medium
Price
$260
Head Gravity Motion
7.8 / 10
Based on 2 expert reviews Best for: It defends fantastically. Soft touch, the ball enters the racket - comfortable.
Shape: Round
Weight: 355g
Balance: Head Light
Pros
- In the aerial game, its high balance requires little effort from you to hit shots deep. It responds well at a medium speed, whereas, when you try to add a lot of power, it costs you.
- Agile in changes of direction
Cons
- Very large sweet spot. While at the net, I notice when I miss the sweet spot.
Performance Scorecard
Overall Score Average of core attributes below
7.9
Contributing Scores
Power
7.0
Control
7.0
Sweet Spot
8.0
Maneuverability
8.8
Additional Metrics
Comfort
7.0
Spin
5.0
Specifications
- MSRP $240
- Weight 355g
- Shape Round
- Balance Head Light
- Surface Carbon fiber
- Core Medium EVA
- Hardness Medium-soft
About the Head Gravity Motion
Gravity Motion
Head’s Gravity line is marketed for intermediate players. The line is made up of three models with the typical Head monickers: Gravity Elite, the softest model; Gravity Motion, the lightest model; and Gravity Pro, the hardest model.
They all have the same teardrop shape (that Head calls “round”). Their differences lie in their weights, surfaces, and foam cores.
The Gravity Motion is made with a fiberglass surface and a medium-soft core, which absorbs the ball upon impact. This will help pass balls to the other side of the court with minimal effort.
Its low weight makes it the easiest to maneuver of the Head Gravity line, but Head rackets have very high balances. In comparison, it still has a medium-high balance which can slow you down in the defense, but will give you power from its leverage.
We recommend the Gravity Motion for early intermediate players seeking a light teardrop. Its fiberglass surface and foam core give it a great sweet spot, which makes it easy to play with.
Expert Reviews of head Gravity Motion
Average score: 7.9 • Based on 2 expert reviews • Last updated: Aug 2025
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