Head Gravity Motion 2024 vs Wilson Endure LS V1

The verdict

Choose the Gravity Motion 2024 if you want more comfort, the Endure LS V1 if you want more control and handling.

Gravity Motion 2024
Pick this one for
  • Comfort+1.0
Endure LS V1Highest score
Pick this one for
  • Control+2.0
  • Handling+1.5

The Endure LS V1 plays better on paper (9.5 against 8.8), the Gravity Motion 2024 costs € 17.77 less in Netherlands. Pick the Gravity Motion 2024 if the price matters more than that difference.

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How they play

From the Gravity Motion 2024 to the Endure LS V1: more control, more handling, less comfort.

Controlmore control8.010.0
Powerabout the same2.02.0
Comfortless comfort9.08.0
Handlingmore handling6.07.5
Forgivenessabout the same8.08.0

Gravity Motion 2024Endure LS V1Line = the average of all rackets

Where the specs differ

Launched
2024
2026
Balance
Head-light according to the brand, 265 mm
Head-light according to the brand, 255 mm
Face
Fiberglass
Carbon
Core
Foam
Comfort Foam
Head size
499 cm²
Not published
Handle
Not published
Extended Handle
Frame
Carbon with Auxetic 2.0
Y-Beam Throat
Show all specs (4 the same)
Shape
Round
Round
Weight
355 g
355 g
Thickness
38 mm
38 mm
Surface
Rough
Rough

Reviews and videos

padel.how

Rates the Gravity Motion 2024 higher: 7.8 against 7.2.

Gravity Motion 20247.8Best for: Advanced players seeking defense and control with lower physical demandRead the review
Endure LS V17.2Best for: Intermediate defenders who prioritize maneuverability over powerRead the review

Often mentioned in video reviews

Said about both: easy to handle.

Gravity Motion 20246 videos
  • Easy to handle 5×
  • Comfortable, little vibration 3×
  • Good spin 3×
  • Large sweet spot 3×
  • Good control 2×
  • Lacks power 4×
Endure LS V13 videos
  • Easy to handle 2×
  • Pleasant weight 2×

Or a third racket in between

HeadOne Ultralight 2025

Better where both are weak: power 3 against 2 and 2, and otherwise close to the two.

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