Head Coello Pro 2026

Head built four rackets for Arturo Coello in 2026. The Coello Pro carries the most weight and puts the most of it toward the head. Shops list 370 g and a balance point of 272 mm. The shape is a diamond, with a soft foam core, a carbon face and a carbon frame. The surface is rough and the profile 38 mm. The level reads Advanced / Competition and Professional. No other Coello racket goes that far.

272 mm: what the balance point tells you

Balance is measured from the bottom of the handle. The higher the number, the more of the weight sits toward the head. At 272 mm the Coello Pro sits above the Motion at 268 mm and the Team at 270 mm. A few millimetres sounds small, but on a 370 g diamond they add to the swing weight. The head carries momentum into the smash and resists quick changes of direction.

The five meters rate control, maneuverability and sweet spot low and power high. That is the classic diamond trade, at the far end of Head's range.

A soft core under a carbon face

The core is listed simply as foam, and the profile treats it as soft. That is the one comfort feature in the build. Soft foam takes some of the shock out of impact and adds easy pace on slower balls. The carbon face works the other way: firmer, more precise on clean contact, less forgiving off-center. The profile rates comfort medium. The soft core helps, and the weight and the head-heavy balance pull it down.

The rough surface helps you grip the ball. The product page names the smash, the víbora and the offensive bandeja as the shots it is built for. That is marketing, but for a diamond with this balance it is also the obvious use.

Pro, Motion, Team or Vibe

Head's Coello range for 2026 steps down from here. The Coello Motion 2026 keeps the diamond and the carbon face at 360 g and 268 mm, with Power Foam, and rates power medium. The Head Coello Team 2026 is also a 360 g diamond, with a fiberglass face and a 270 mm balance, and rates comfort high. The Coello Vibe 2026 changes to a teardrop at 355 g with a medium balance, for beginners and intermediates.

So the Pro is the only one of the four that the profile rates high on power. If you want Coello's name and can live with less punch, the lighter models are easier to play.

Other heavy diamonds to compare

Within Head, the Head Extreme Pro 2026 is the closest match. It is a diamond at 370 g with a 270 mm balance, Power Foam and a UD carbon face. Its profile rates control medium where the Coello Pro gets low, and matches it everywhere else. The Head Extreme One X 2025 lists the same weight and balance point, with a medium-high label and a 12k carbon face. It also rates control medium.

Outside Head, the adidas Arrow Hit 2026 is a head-heavy diamond at 360 to 375 g that rates comfort low. If control matters to you at all, the two Extreme models are the safer route to the same kind of power.

Nothing on court yet

No reviewer has put the Coello Pro 2026 on court yet. Head's product page speaks of maximum power with control. The specs agree on the power, not on the control. Until someone tests it, treat it as what the numbers say: the heaviest, most attacking racket of the Coello line.