Head Graphene 360 Speed 120 SB / 120 Classic

The Head Graphene 360 Speed 120 comes in two different varieties:

SB (Slimbody)
Classic (Non-Slimbody)

These rackets are part of the 2019 Head squash racquets range. Both frames have a 120-gram advertised weight, but they are slightly different frame shapes. The SB or Slimbody frame is, as the name suggests, a little slimmer and more streamlined. The standard or classic model is a chunkier frame that’s more in the mold of the Cyano 120 and related rackets.

Reviews

Here’s a comparison of these two rackets from Paul at PDH Sports:

Head Graphene 360 Speed 120 SB / Slimbody

This is the racket with a thinner frame. The SB / Slimbody concept was introduced by Head in 2017 as a more maneuverable version of their standard teardrop model.

This introduction was a success, with several of Head’s professional players switching to the SB / Slimbody style racket. It appears for 2019 Head has kept the frame the same and just updated the cosmetics. It’s a pretty cool mostly-black style.

Head Graphene 360 Speed 120 “Classic”

This is the chunkier frame. I called it the “Classic” just to differentiate it from the SB, but that’s not Head’s actual name for the racket.

There are two different versions of this racket. I believe they are both the same specs, just different cosmetics. It’s not said explicitly, but I imagine the rose one is meant to appeal to women.

Blue

Product Info

Release year: 2019

Rose

Spotted

Here are the two Classic Head Graphene 360 Speed 120 rackets side by side, courtesy of @racketgallery:

Comments

Rick says

(December 29, 2020)

Hi folks,

I have been using Prince Textreme Pro Warrior 600 (Ramy Ashour Signature — https://www.squashsource.com/prince-textreme-pro-warrior-600 ) for almost 2 years now and my game really improved with it, especially the power in shots and ball control during volley drive/drops etc.
But due to excessive play, the racket is in a bad state and I want to switch to another racket. I am interested in trying out the head brand and this one looks good, especially the Paul from PDH gave a good review too.

Can someone help to compare if this will be a good choice compared to the one I have been using?
if it helps, I use Technifibre X-one Biphase (red color) , tension: 25lbs

Thanks guys,
Rick

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heidi says

(October 22, 2020)

there is yellow version in asia region. i tried to compare with previous touch. its more power

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- Kevin says
  
  (November 1, 2020)
  
  the one with yellow is actually a prototype 110 version for the next release. I do agree tho that the feel, balance and power on that one is the best out of the head range
  
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  - Jostein says
    
    (November 19, 2020)
    
    Do anyone know if this 110 version really will be in the Head lineup for 2021?
    
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Filip Korpalski says

(September 10, 2020)

This racket is in 99% the same as Head Graphene Touch Speed 120. I have both and differences between two when hitting are almost unnoticeable. Both weight 148 g on my scale with changed grip and strings.

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Filip says

(November 10, 2019)

Has anyone compared this one with previous Head Touch Speed 120? Is there any real difference other than new paint job ?

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- Simulator says
  
  (November 23, 2019)
  
  Would love to know the answer to this too!
  
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  - Simulator says
    
    (November 24, 2019)
    
    Particularly the slimbody version. More durable?
    
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- Alan says
  
  (July 9, 2020)
  
  hi, i have this racket and it feels a lot heavier than the touch 120, but you get more power and it is more durable. besides that, everything is the same.
  
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