Yonex Ezone 100 vs Head Speed MP

Yonex’s Ezone 100 and Head’s Speed MP are popular with intermediate players who are looking for a racket that offers good power and spin.

In this article, I will look at the specs of both rackets to see how they compare to each other.

Ezone 100 vs Speed MP – Racket Specs Comparison

Main Differences: The Ezone 100 has a slightly higher strung weight (11.2oz vs 11.1oz), a lower swing weight (317 vs 318), a higher frame stiffness rating (67 vs 62), and a thicker beam width (23.8mm / 26.5mm / 22.5mm vs 23mm) when compared with the Speed MP.

Similarities: Both rackets have the same head size (100in), racket length (27in), string pattern (16 x 19), head light balance (4 pts HL),

Specs:	Zone 100	Speed MP
Version:	2022	2022
Design:
Head Size:	100in	100in
Length:	27in	27in
Strung Weight:	318g (11.2oz)	315g (11.1oz)
Unstrung Weight:	300g (10.6oz)	300g (10.6oz)
Swing weight:	317	323
Strung Balance:	4 pts HL	4 pts HL
Stiffness Rating:	67	62
Power:	Low to Medium	Low to Medium
Player Level:	Intermediate to Advanced	Intermediate to Advanced
Beam Width:	23.8mm / 26.5mm / 22.5mm	23mm
Colors:	Blue	Black and White
String Pattern:	16 x 19	16 x 19
Main Skips:	7T,9T,8H	7T, 9T, 7H, 9H
Grip Type:	Yonex Synthetic Grip	Head Hydrosorb Pro Grip

Head to Head

The Zone 100 (2022) is the better option in terms of power, but the Speed MP (2022) is better in terms of arm friendliness, spin, and control.

H2H	Zone 100	MP
Power		–
Control	–
Spin	–
Arm Friendliness	–

Player Level Recommendations

In my opinion, both rackets are best used by intermediate tennis players as beginners will find them too heavy, and more advanced players will want more control.

If you are an advanced tennis player, then the Speed MP will suit you better as it offers more control.