Head Padel Pro S+
8.0 Goodfaster is the fork: Padel Pro S+ (HEAD’s faster competition can — thicker natural-rubber core and compact felt.) versus Padel Pro+ (HEAD’s control-oriented competition can — thinner synthetic-rubber core that retains pressure.). Source verdict cue: I’d pick Pro+ for match play when I want the ball to sit a fraction longer than Pro S+. Spec split — peer weight not published vs source weight not published.
Read review →Better than Padel Pro+
- more speed is the fork: Padel Pro S+ (HEAD’s faster competition can — thicker natural-rubber core and compact felt.) versus Padel Pro+ (HEAD’s control-oriented competition can — thinner synthetic-rubber core that retains pressure.). Source verdict cue: I’d pick Pro+ for match play when I want the ball to sit a fraction longer than Pro S+. Spec split — peer weight not published vs source weight not published.
- Padel Pro S+ advantage: faster bounce than Pro+
- Also stronger on: durability claim vs previous Pro S
What you give up
- You leave behind Padel Pro+'s control-first competition can
- Padel Pro S+ downside: too lively for some beginner sessions
- Only switch if not the fastest HEAD can is a real problem — otherwise faster is optional
Who should switch
Move to Padel Pro S+ if not the fastest HEAD can is the reason you opened this page and faster bounce than Pro+ actually fixes it.
Who should stay with Padel Pro+
Keep Padel Pro+ when weight not published still matches the miles you actually run, even if Padel Pro S+ looks better on paper.
Best for
- HEAD’s faster competition can for slow or cold courts.
- Already know Pro+ sits too long for your match pace.
- Will rotate cans instead of playing half-dead match balls.
