Head Extreme Motion 2025

Head calls this racket the Motion, and the word promises quick hands. The weight tells a different story. The 2025 Extreme Motion sits in a diamond shape with a high balance point, built around a Power Foam core and a carbon face. That combination points to power and stiffness, not to fast swings between volleys.

360 g, fixed: no light option this year

This racket ships at one weight: 360 g, both minimum and maximum. There is no lighter end to pick: everyone gets the same racket. At 360 g with a high balance point, the mass sits forward in the head. That is where the power comes from, and where fast reactions at the net get harder.

What changed since 2023, and what did not

The Head Extreme Motion 2023 offered 350 to 370 g. The 2025 model collapses that into a single 360 g figure. The core stayed Power Foam, the shape stayed diamond, the balance label stayed High, and the level target stayed Advanced. Paula Josemaría remains the named player on both. So the identity of the racket has not moved much. What moved is how much choice you get on weight, plus a few labels underneath the surface.

Diamond and high balance: where the maneuverability meter gets its Low

A diamond shape narrows the head towards the top, moving mass away from the handle. Combine that with a high balance point and the racket resists quick direction changes more than a round or teardrop shape would. That is why the maneuverability meter reads Low here. The same combination pushes power to High. The trade is direct: this racket rewards a full swing on a smash more than a fast block at the net. The product page describes maximum maneuverability alongside the power claims. The specs, read through the meters, point the other way on that particular point.

The face lost its fiberglass, the frame gained a new name

The 2023 face was carbon and fiberglass. The 2025 face is carbon on its own. The frame is now described as unidirectional carbon. The 2023 model used a different frame label instead. The surface changed too, from Extreme Spin to Rough. None of these are measured differences you can weigh or size against each other, they are label changes on the spec sheet. Whether the feel on court actually shifted with them is not something any published source has confirmed yet.

Nothing published yet, so the meters carry the argument

No reviewer, written or on video, has covered this racket so far. That means every judgement here rests on the specs and on how similar combinations usually play, not on anyone's hands on the racket. Treat the meters as a reasoned estimate, not a verdict from the court. If a review turns up after you buy one, it is worth checking whether it confirms the Low reading on maneuverability, or pushes back against it.

Motion, Pro or Coello Motion: picking the right Head diamond

Inside the Head diamond family this year, the differences are small but real. The Head Extreme Pro 2026 carries the same High power and Medium comfort, but it reads Medium on control instead of Low. The Head Coello Motion 2025 shares the 360 g weight and the diamond shape, but its Control Foam core lifts control to Medium as well. If control matters more to you than raw power, both are worth a look before you settle on the Motion.