
Head Extreme Motion (2026)
Diamond

Best for advanced attackers who want heavy, stable power at the net and can live with a firm feel.
Advanced attackers who finish at the net and already centre the ball reliably get a heavy, firm racket that turns a committed swing into real pace. It rewards early preparation on smashes and viboras, but the hard feel and a high, limited sweet spot mean mishits are punished and sensitive arms will notice.
Among the strongest in its class: smashes and viboras leave fast and stay stable even when contact is slightly off. The reviews disagree on how far ahead of the pack it sits, but every one of them calls power its headline trait.
Good for something this aggressive, with blocks and deep lobs holding their line when you swing compactly. The reviews disagree on how good, with scores running from solid to excellent. Short drops and delicate touch shots are not its strength.
Decent rather than quick. The head-heavy balance and a weight near 370 g mean you must prepare early on fast volleys, and the head lags if you arrive late. Hand battles at the net stay stable.
Limited and set high on the face, so off-centre hits lose pace and precision fast. The curved hole layout helps the upper part of the face where overheads land, but a rushed or late contact is not rescued.
Firm and only fair. The dense core and stiff face pass vibration to the arm on mishits and in long sessions. Fine with clean technique, a poor pick for anyone with elbow or shoulder trouble.
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