Doesn't have much power in hits. The fiberglass touch means you can't put as much power in. You'll need to make an extra effort to attack. The high balance helps pressure overhead balls, but forward hitting feels a bit lacking. Not a power racket despite the diamond shape.

The standout dimension — 'I'll highlight the control it has.' Very good control-power relationship in overhead play (vibora, bandeja, rulo). Blocks well with a dry hit. More comfortable at lower and medium speeds. Quite good control overall, closer to a control racket despite the diamond format.

Has a wider sweet spot than the Pro and Motion — explicitly compared and found larger. Helps with defense and comfortable play at medium speeds.

Feels quite light despite weighing 360g. Easy to move around. More comfortable to handle than the other two Extreme models. The lightness is noticeable even just holding it.

Good power from the diamond shape and Power FOAM core. Ball exit rated 8.5 — the racket helps generate depth without requiring full effort on every swing. Not the cannon the Extreme Pro is, but delivers easy, accessible power for its target player.

The standout dimension at 9.5. The fiberglass surface and medium touch give reliable precision at the net and from the back of the court. Auxetic 2.0 bridge disperses impact force smoothly, making blocks and defensive returns feel controlled and stable.

The optimized drilling pattern expands and maximizes the sweet spot for a diamond shape. More tolerance on off-center hits than typical diamonds. Sweet spot sits slightly high due to the diamond mold, rewarding overhead shots.

Manageable for a diamond at 365g. The medium balance point keeps the racket from feeling sluggish. Good enough for volley exchanges and transitions between defense and attack, though not as agile as round alternatives.

Not going to be a super powerful racket. Good ball exit at medium speeds if you don't move your arm much — the racket helps you. But when you start accelerating, the ball sinks into the face and you need to work harder. With the smash it goes forward without much effort but won't be devastating.

Very comfortable from the back of the court. At medium speeds you feel in control, but when you accelerate you lose a bit of precision — the fiberglass causes the ball to sink in. Bandeja works well, vibora requires adapting to a longer arm swing to generate depth.

Well optimized, as Head usually does. Feels ample and helps you move the ball around. The modified drilling pattern from the 2023 model is carried over effectively.

Not hard to move despite the medium-high balance (265mm). Moves relatively well from the back of the court. Lighter feel than expected for a diamond.

Access to easy power at slower ball pace — the ball goes faster compared to the Pro and Motion in comfortable play. But a different sensation compared to the carbon-faced siblings: less explosive, more assisted. Entry-level power that's easy to access.

Super easy to play with. Can do all the shots from padel super easily. The soft feel and flexible touch of the fiberglass surface give good feedback and predictability.

The most forgiving racket of this range. The fiberglass heating surface brings a soft feel and flexible touch that makes mishits less punishing.

Super comfy. The lighter construction and comfortable feel make it easy to handle. No complaints about weight or balance in the review.