Head Extreme Motion 2023

Six listed specs separate the Head Extreme Motion 2023 from the 2025 version, and the face, the frame and the surface are three of them. No review of the 2023 racket has been found, so this page works from the specs and says where they run out.

Face, frame and surface: what the 2025 Extreme Motion changed

The 2023 racket has a carbon and fiberglass face, a frame listed under a brand name rather than a material, and a surface called Extreme Spin. The 2025 Extreme Motion lists a carbon-only face, a unidirectional carbon frame and a rough surface. Balance moves from 268 to 270 mm. That is a real rebuild, not a new colour. Core, shape, thickness (38 mm), level and the pro player stay the same. You can see the full comparison on the 2023 versus 2025 page.

350 to 370 g against a fixed 360 g: what the weight range means

The 2023 racket is listed between 350 and 370 g. The 2025 version is listed at 360 g for both ends. A range like this can mean the weight differs from one racket to the next. The listed numbers say nothing about which one you would get. A spread that wide matters at this level. The light end suits a tired arm after a long match. The heavy end adds stability and also load on the elbow. If you buy this one, weigh it if you can.

Carbon and fiberglass over Power Foam: why comfort reads High and control Low

The soft Power Foam core raises comfort, and so does the mixed carbon and fiberglass face. Control is the opposite story. The diamond shape pushes it down, and the 268 mm balance is the only listed factor that lifts it. The result is a racket that is kind to the arm but asks for clean contact. Not a racket that forgives you.

The sweet spot reads Low for the same reason. The soft core helps a little. The diamond shape takes more away. No source says where on the face it sits, so expect to learn that on court, and expect off-centre hits to tell you.

Unbeatable manoeuvrability, says the product page: the meters read Low

The product page calls the racket light and promises unbeatable manoeuvrability. Treat that as marketing. The listed weight range of 350 to 370 g is not especially light for a padel racket. The diamond shape also pulls the maneuverability meter down, and the 268 mm balance only lifts it a little. The meter reads Low. These two views disagree, and the specs side with the meter. The page also claims power without losing control. The control meter reads Low, so be careful with that line too.

Extreme Motion 2023 next to the Extreme Edge 2025 and the Bomba Speed

The Head Extreme Edge 2025 shares the Power Foam core, diamond shape and carbon and fiberglass face. Its power meter reads High against Medium here, and its comfort reads Medium against High here. It is also listed for beginner, intermediate and advanced players, where the Motion 2023 is listed for Advanced only. The listed weight is 350 to 375 g.

The Tecnifibre Bomba Speed is the closest match on the meters: Low control, Medium power, High comfort, Low maneuverability, Low sweet spot. It uses a Soft Foam core and a 3K carbon face, balance is 265 mm, and weight is 360 g. If the weight spread of the Motion 2023 bothers you, that is the one to look at.

Head size, weight system, handle: what you cannot check

Head surface in cm2 is not published. A weight system is not published either. The handle is listed as Soft Butt Cap, and the shop gives no more detail. Shops list Paula Josemaría as the pro player for this line and describe the racket as attacking. Both are shop statements, not tests. Ask a shop to confirm the weight of the exact racket before you decide.