Head Coello Motion 2025

Put the Head Coello Motion 2025 next to the 2026 and one thing stays fixed. Both weigh 360 g and both sit at 268 mm balance. Yet the core, face and frame labels all changed. No review of the 2025 exists yet, so everything below comes from the specs.

Control Foam in 2025, Power Foam in 2026: the core swap on paper

The 2025 uses a Control Foam core. The 2026 version uses Power Foam. That is the biggest change in the line. A soft core usually gives a calmer, more controlled response. A firmer, power-oriented core does the opposite. The face moved from hybrid carbon to carbon, and the frame label went from carbon to CarbonHybrid. The surface label changed from 3D rough finish to rough. A changed label is not proof of a changed build, but the core and face together point to a different character on paper.

Same 360 g and 268 mm, a new balance label: Medium-High becomes High

The listed balance in mm did not move. Both versions show 268 mm. Only the word changed, from Medium-High to High. So do not read this as a racket that suddenly got heavier in the head. It is a different label on the same number. Weight is also the same at 360 g, and the shape is a diamond in both.

That 360 g is on the heavy side for a racket that needs to be swung fast. On paper, quick hands in defence will ask more of you here.

A diamond with a soft core: why control and power both read Medium

A diamond head normally pushes a racket toward power and away from control. The soft core pulls the other way. The result is a profile where control and power both read medium. Comfort is medium too, helped by the core.

Two meters are low: maneuverability and sweet spot. The diamond shape lowers both. Not a racket that forgives off-centre hits. If your technique is still developing, that matters. One retailer lists it for advanced players, and that fits. Choose it for precision, not for forgiveness.

One retailer lists the player profile as Power. That sits a little oddly next to a medium power rating and a soft core. It is a label, not a measurement, so take it as a hint about the intended player, not about the output.

Power Stabilizer and Graphene Inside: what the product page claims

The product page talks about a Power Stabilizer for a faster swing and better stability, and Graphene Inside as reinforcement in the frame. These are claims from the seller. No source here measures them, and no spec sheet confirms them. It also calls the racket a mix of power and maneuverability. The specs rate maneuverability as low, so that claim does not match the meters. Read the product text as marketing.

No review, no thickness, no handle spec: what the sheet leaves open

Three things are not published: the handle spec, the thickness and the weight system. Thickness matters because it shapes how stiff and how powerful a racket feels. The 2026 lists 38 mm, but for the 2025 there is nothing to compare against. Head area is listed at 475 cm2 by one shop. No review or video test was found either. So what you read here is a profile on paper. If you can, try a demo before you buy.

Coello Motion 2025, Extreme Motion 2025 or Coello Pro 2025: picking your Coello diamond

The Head Extreme Motion 2025 has the same 360 g and a Power Foam core, with a 270 mm balance. Its meters read the same as this racket: medium control and power, low maneuverability and sweet spot. The difference is in the build, not the profile.

The Head Coello Pro 2025 is heavier at 375 g, with high power and low control and comfort. It is the harder, more demanding choice. The Head Coello Motion 2025 is the softer, more measured one in the Coello range.