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.

New unidirectional carbon face feels much more progressive and controlled from the baseline than the wild 2023 version. It moves fast and gives you a friendly medium-high sweet spot, but volleys stay a bit short unless you step in with your body weight. You'll also notice the thick grip and soft butt cap mute the handle bevels, and heavy viboras can flatten out a little.

Full carbon faces make the new version feel much crisper and more controlled from the back of the court than the old model. At 359 grams with a 27 cm balance, it's quick at the net and hits like a little cannon on flat smashes and por tres. The grip sits slightly awkwardly over the new soft butt cap, though, and less experienced right-side players might find it demanding.

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

A player still loves the carbon-face Head Extreme Motion 2025: slightly less power than the Technical Viper but far more manoeuvrable and forgiving.

A lower-intermediate left-side player who loves the Extreme Motion 2025's manoeuvrability, but finds its sweet spot sometimes too small to defend fast shots reliably.

Switched from an AT10 18K 2025 to the Extreme Motion: better placement control, quicker to manoeuvre, the same overhead power and no trampoline.

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.

Nimble and easy: lobs and volleys felt natural right away, overheads a little less lively than their Nox but enough.

Went back to the Extreme Motion 25 after breaking a Speed Pro and it's now their main again: remarkably manoeuvrable for a diamond.