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Head Coello

Name: Head Coello
Brand: Head

Coello is Arturo Coello's signature diamond line and one of HEAD's five core families. It ships in the brand's standard ladder: Pro at the top, then Motion, Team and a Vibe build at the accessible end. The diamond head is what separates it from the Radical's teardrop and the Gravity's rounder frame, putting the weight and the sweet spot high for a player who finishes at the net. Because HEAD tiers consistently, a Coello Team and a Gravity Team sit at the same level in different shapes.

Current Head Coello models

4 models

Questions about the Head Coello

How much does the Head Coello cost?

Across the 4 builds we track a price for, the Head Coello runs from €99.95 to €296.95. Prices come from the retailers we follow and change often, so the figures on this page are the current ones.

Who plays the Head Coello?

Arturo Coello plays the Head Coello on tour. Sponsorships move between seasons, so this reflects the racket they are carrying now rather than their whole career.

Which racket does Arturo Coello use?

The Coello line is developed around him and his frames come from it. As with any professional, the retail racket is not necessarily identical in weight and balance to the one he plays, so read the signature as identifying the line built with him rather than a guarantee about a specific frame.

What is the difference between the Coello Pro and the Coello Motion?

Same family, different build. Pro is the stiffest and most stable, aimed at players who generate their own power and want the frame to return it. Motion keeps a similar profile in a lighter and faster package, which makes it easier to keep swinging through a long match.

Is the Head Coello suitable for an intermediate player?

The Team build can be. The Pro is a demanding diamond with a high balance and it costs you control if you are not finding the middle of the face consistently. An improving player who wants a HEAD is usually better served by the Speed or Gravity families.

What is Power Foam and how does it differ from EVA?

Power Foam is the polyethylene core HEAD builds its performance rackets on, and it is what spec sheets mean by foam rather than EVA. Foam is softer and more elastic at contact, so it tends to be more comfortable and easier on the elbow, where a dense EVA gives a firmer, flatter response.