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In shortMost players like it: easy to manoeuvre, good control, forgiving for a diamond shape, and comfortable with little vibration. A few felt arm or shoulder pain, or found it firm with a modest sweet spot. Power is decent but not extreme.
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Tried a 355 g Coello Motion 2026 and found it felt heavy, especially at the top, and a bit soft compared with their Fenix Pro.
“I've tried a coello motion 2026 (355 weight), but it weigthed quite heavy. Especially on the top. Also I find it a bit soft”
A professional player calls the Coello Motion 2026 a contender for racket of the year: firm, true to your ability, with total control in attack and the ball exploding off it on smashes.
“Coello Motion might be my racket of the year. It has the most firm feel and will play true to your ability.”
A few matches into the Coello Motion 2026, they really like it: comfortable and easy to manoeuvre, though it sometimes feels a little too light for overheads and smashes.
“Overall, I really like it. It feels comfortable, easy to maneuver, and I've been playing well with it.”
Two to three weeks with the Coello Motion after a Hack 04 Hybrid: nice ball output, no vibration on volleys, and the higher balance took about three sessions to get used to.
“Nice ball output, no vibration in volley whatsoever. Got used to the higher balance in about 3 sessions.”
Played the Coello Motion once and was very happy: easy to handle, good weight and balance, nice volley touch and no vibration; not as powerful as many attacking rackets.
A softer, bouncier touch than the 2025, but it gave them shoulder pain too.
“I felt like the 2026 model had a softer/bouncier touch on the ball. On a side note, both of these caused me to have shoulder pain”
After a training session with a light 357 g unit: almost no trampoline, quite powerful, a dry touch, excellent control and a very generous sweet spot; no elbow trouble.
Plays the Coello Motion 2026 on the right: power and control balanced, saves balls at the net, about as manoeuvrable as their old round racket, and forgiving for a diamond.
“The perfect balance between power and control.”
Recently got the Coello Motion 2026. Finds it not too stiff, with nice ball output and a big sweet spot, good for overheads thanks to its diamond shape, and light (360 g) and easy to move.
“I recently got the Head Coello Motion 2026 and I think it suits your profile pretty well too. Is not too stiff so you get a nice ball output”
Found the Coello Motion 2026 made volleys easier and gave more control than the Metalbone CTRL 2026, with the ball no longer flying into the glass.
Tried the Coello Motion 2026: quite firm with a sweet spot that isn't big; they preferred the lighter, more manoeuvrable Fenix 2026.
“I wouldn’t say the coello motion 2026 sweetspot was big. Quite a firm racket”
Fun to play with more power and weight than their Hack Hybrid.
“the Coello is so much fun to play, it adds more power and weight , and motivate me to hit harder and change my play style”
Tried the Coello Motion 2026 and liked it, but got elbow pain after two games.
“Also tried the Coello Motion 2026 and Although I liked it, I experienced elbow pain after 2 games with it.”
A left-side attacker coming from a heavily customised Metalbone HRD got wrist pain from the first day with the Coello Motion 2026 in stock configuration, and a wrist injury within five sessions.
Owns the Head Coello Motion 2026 (diamond shape, 358 g with protector, overgrip and strap) and calls it a very nice racket.
Of the 15 reviews with a clear verdict, 67% are positive, 20% mixed and 13% negative. The praise mentioned most is arm-friendly. The most common complaint is head-heavy.
The praise reviewers mention most: arm-friendly (3 reviews), forgiving (3 reviews) and good control (3 reviews). For example: After a training session with a light 357 g unit: almost no trampoline, quite powerful, a dry touch, excellent control and a very generous sweet spot; no elbow trouble.
The complaints reviewers mention most: head-heavy (1 review). For example: Tried a 355 g Coello Motion 2026 and found it felt heavy, especially at the top, and a bit soft compared with their Fenix Pro.
#6 in Best Padel Rackets for Power 2026, ranked by real player reviews.
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