Head Extreme Pro Arturo Coello 2024

The Head Extreme Pro Arturo Coello 2024 weighs exactly 370 g. Not a window, one number. The previous Extreme Pro let you pick anything from 360 to 380 g, and this version closes that choice. The frame changed with it, from Hybrid Woven to reinforced carbon with Graphene Inside. Those two changes tell you who this racket is for.

370 g, take it or leave it: the window the 2023 Extreme Pro had is gone

The 2023 Extreme Pro came in a range. You could buy it light at 360 g or heavy at 380 g and tune the feel that way. The 2024 Coello edition fixes the spec at 370 g, minimum and maximum.

370 g is on the heavy side for padel. You notice it in two places. On attack, the mass helps you: volleys and smashes carry weight behind them without a fast swing. In defense, the same mass works against you, because every quick reaction has to move more racket.

Coello's name on the frame, another version in his hand

The racket carries Arturo Coello's name and Head lists it as his model. One detail worth knowing: Coello, who plays on the right, is listed with another version from the same line, not this exact frame.

That matters less than it sounds. It does mean the signature label is about the line, not about this exact spec in his hand. The product page markets it as the racket for aggressive attacking play, naming volleys, trays and the vibora. Treat that as a claim from the seller, not a measured fact.

Diamond, 272 mm balance, Power Foam: where the High power reading comes from

Three specs build the character. The shape is diamond. The balance is listed high, at 272 mm measured from the handle. The core is Power Foam, a soft foam.

A diamond shape with high balance puts more weight toward the head. You get more racket up top, and that is what produces pace on overheads and volleys. The soft Power Foam pushes the other way: it soaks up impact and gives the face a gentler touch on slow balls. The face mixes carbon and fiberglass, with a rough finish on the surface.

The result on paper: High power, and the heavy weight class adds to it. Head's own marketing claims the hybrid faces deliver power and spin. That part is a claim, not a measurement.

Low control, Low sweet spot, Low maneuverability: what a head-heavy diamond asks of you

The same specs that make power also take things away. Control reads Low. The sweet spot reads Low. Maneuverability reads Low too.

Translate that to the court. Balls hit off-center lose direction and pace faster than on a round racket. Blocks under pressure demand a short, clean swing, because the head moves slower. Lobs and chiquitas need timing you already own.

Comfort sits at Medium. The soft foam and mixed face help your arm, and retailers list a Soft Butt Cap in the handle for vibration damping. The weight and balance undo part of that help over a long match. If your elbow is sensitive, this profile is a risk, whatever the grip cap does.

No court test anywhere: the spec sheet carries the whole argument

Here is the honest part. No independent review of this racket has been published yet, no video test, no player reports. Everything above comes from the specifications and how specs of this type usually translate on court.

That is not a red flag by itself. It does mean you cannot check the theory against anyone's experience. The on-paper reading is clear: a heavy, head-heavy diamond with a soft core, built for attacking players at advanced level. Whether it delivers that in your hand is something only you can confirm by playing it.

Extreme Pro 2024, 2025 or Wilson Carbon Force Padel 2: picking a head-heavy diamond

Inside Head's own line, the successor is the Extreme Pro 2025. Same diamond shape, same 370 g. The balance drops slightly to 270 mm, the core becomes a plain Foam and the face moves to full carbon. The level label moved from Advanced to Professional too. That is a different build, not a cosmetic update.

Outside Head, the Wilson Carbon Force Padel 2 is the closest rival in the list. Also a diamond, also head-heavy, but lighter at 365 g with a 265 mm balance and a Soft EVA core. Its power reads Medium against High here. If you want this shape with less violence, that is the trade.

The Head Speed Pro 2023 and the Drop Shot Canyon Pro Comfort 1.0 sit near this profile too. Both are heavy diamonds with the same Low control and High power readings. Pick the Extreme Pro 2024 for its fixed 370 g spec, its rough mixed face and Coello's line. Accept what a head-heavy diamond costs in defense.