Head Extreme motion 2025 Reviews

360-gram diamond frame gives you the attacking kick of the Extreme line in a much faster package on court. Unlike the heavier and stiffer Pro model where you've got to work hard just to get the ball over, this one feels slightly more flexible and forgiving. You get easy power and spin from the unidirectional carbon face and Power Foam core while keeping quick reactions on fast volleys at the net. It's a great fit for intermediate to advanced players who want overhead punch and control, though anyone craving a rock-hard feel might find it a touch soft.

A year of play: slightly harder than the Speed Motion, giving more control and more power with a similar sweet spot, though the Speed Motion is more maneuverable.

After three sessions: easy to handle, light, powerful and medium-hard, a better fit than the softer ST4.

Just bought the Extreme Motion after four years with AT10 Genius 12K and 18K models, and has played one match with it. Found more ball control, good low defence and much more powerful attacking shots, with a medium-hard touch and a decent sweet spot; the higher balance makes it less agile on sudden reactions, so shots need earlier preparation (comment in Italian).

Bought the Extreme Motion 2025 as a first racket after three lessons and doesn't regret it: very forgiving and easy to play, though it took time to control its power on lobs.

Loves the Extreme Motion 2025: dry with little trampoline, easy power on overheads, very manoeuvrable and no elbow pain, after tennis elbow with other rackets.

Testing rackets for a sensitive elbow, they only rallied with the Head Extreme Motion 2025. Not fully convinced: powerful when you hit it, but they disliked the feel and it left their arm sore.

Went from a Head Speed One to the Extreme Motion and loves the extra power.