
Head Extreme Team (2026)
Diamond

Best for advanced players who want quick handling and a softer impact from an attacking diamond.
Advanced players who want a gentler diamond get fast handling and a cushioned strike for long rallies. The light build and flexible face make this a manageable route into attacking play, with more help on imperfect contact than a rigid power frame. It gives up the sharpest smash response, and its soft feel suits controlled pressure better than all-out finishing.
Useful pace with a lower ceiling than the firmest attacking frames. The flexible face helps generate depth, but a full smash loses some of the crisp acceleration available from a stiffer construction.
Reliable placement at moderate pace, with less direct feedback than a firm face. Reviews disagree about defensive help: some praise easy depth, while another says deep lobs need a committed lift.
Very quick through reaction volleys and grip changes. A 350-360 g build and low balance keep the head manageable when exchanges accelerate at the net.
Forgiving contact for an attacking diamond. The flexible hitting surface cushions slight misses, though the upper hitting zone still rewards established overhead technique.
Soft and damped on impact. The elastic fiberglass face and soft foam reduce the harsh sensation of repeated volleys and overheads, with a muted response that firm-face players may dislike.
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