Head Evo Speed 25

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The Head Evo Speed 25 is a junior padel racket built for young players around 8 to 10 years old who are learning the game and need something light, manageable, and forgiving. At 25 inches in length, it keeps the...

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// Spec sheet

The numbers.

Shape
Round
Weight
350 g
Balance
270 mm (low)
Profile
38 mm
Core
Soft EVA Foam
Face
Fiberglass
Surface
Smooth
Level
Junior
// Playability
Weight
Light Medium Heavy
Balance
Low Medium High
Feel
Soft Medium Firm
Style
Control All-round Power

Product details

The Head Evo Speed 25 is a junior padel racket built for young players around 8 to 10 years old who are learning the game and need something light, manageable, and forgiving. At 25 inches in length, it keeps the swing short and controlled so kids can actually develop proper technique rather than fighting the racket.

At 400g, this sits in a reasonable range for a junior racket. It is not so light that it feels like a toy, but not so heavy that a child tires out after ten minutes. The 25-inch length is the key spec here: it is sized to match a child's arm length and swing arc, which makes a real difference when they are still building coordination and timing. Head is a well-established brand in padel, and the Evo line is their entry-level range, designed to be durable and straightforward rather than technically complex.

If your child is older, taller, or already has some experience, they may be ready to move up to a 26-inch or even full-size junior racket. This racket is not designed for adults or teenagers, and it would not suit anyone looking for performance features like carbon fibre faces or specific core technology. It is a starter racket, and it does that job well.

Frequently asked questions

What age or height is the Head Evo Speed 25 designed for?

The 25-inch size is generally suited to children aged roughly 8 to 10, though height matters more than age. A child between 120 and 135 cm tall is typically a good fit.

Is this racket good for a complete beginner?

Yes, that is exactly who it is made for. The Evo line prioritises ease of use over advanced performance features, which is the right call for a child just starting out.

How do I look after a junior padel racket?

Keep it out of direct sunlight and extreme heat when not in use, and store it in a protective cover. Check the frame occasionally for cracks if it takes hard knocks against the court walls.

When should my child move up to a bigger racket?

When the racket starts to feel short during rallies, or your child grows past roughly 135 cm, it is worth looking at a 26-inch model.