HEAD Gravity MP L Zverev 2026

• Weight: 280g
• Headsize: 100 sq in
• Balance: 320mm
• Stringing pattern: 16/20
• Stringing status: Strung

The HEAD Gravity MP L Zverev 2026 is the limited-edition Zverev cosmetic in the most forgiving frame of the Gravity line — built for improving intermediate players who want a racquet that rewards a developing swing rather than punishing it. Same gold-and-purple collaboration design as the Tour, considerably easier to play with.

At 280g unstrung, the Gravity MP L is quick to get round on a fast serve and light enough to hold up over three sets without your arm giving out first. The 100 sq in head and Gravity family's teardrop shape push the sweet spot higher up the string bed, so off-centre balls near the tip still come off with pace instead of dying — the area most frames feel dead. Combined with a soft 22 mm beam, it's one of the more arm-friendly frames in its class, and a sensible option if stiffer racquets have given you elbow or shoulder trouble.

The 16x20 string pattern is a denser, more controlled setup than the Tour's 16x19. You'll get less free spin from the frame, but tighter depth control and noticeably longer string life — a fair trade at this level, where errors long tend to cost more matches than a lack of topspin.

The 330 mm balance sits slightly higher than the Tour's, adding stability through contact without turning the frame head-heavy. It's a genuine all-court spec: manageable at net, forgiving on the return, comfortable at the baseline.

If you already generate your own power and want a tighter, more demanding player's frame in the same Zverev design, look at the Gravity Tour Zverev 2026 instead.