head
Delta Motion
Shape
diamond
Weight
360g
Balance
head-heavy
Price
$260
Best for: The most maneuverable of the Extreme line feels like a medium touch until you add power, at which point it absorbs the ball. This, in combination with its low weight, makes it a a low power, high control racket. Great sweet spot and easy to maneuver. But low spin. This racket suits a right-side defender who likes to play flat.
Overall
(summary of attributes below)
Power
Control
Sweet Spot
Maneuverability
Comfort
Spin
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The most maneuverable of the Extreme line feels like a medium touch until you add power, at which point it absorbs the ball. This, in combination with its low weight, makes it a a low power, high control racket. Great sweet spot and easy to maneuver. But low spin. This racket suits a right-side defender who likes to play flat.
When we increase the speed of our shots, the racket softens and absorbs the ball, which I didn’t like. So you have to play a lot harder in order to generate the same power. The racket doesn’t generate spin well, the ball skips along the surface of the racket face, which resulted in my floating some balls into the back glass. Very hard to hit the ball out X3.
In medium, low speeds, you have a lot of control. This racket is great in defense.
The sweet spot very quite bit, very similar to the rest of the Extreme line. The racket feels consistent no mater where you hit the ball.
Very maneuverable despite balance 27.5cm, reminds me of a low weight Varlion
Average score: 8.0 • Based on 8 expert reviews • Last updated: Sep 2023
Sep 11, 2023
"The most maneuverable of the Extreme line feels like a medium touch until you add power, at which point it absorbs the ball. This, in combination with its low weight, makes it a a low power, high control racket. Great sweet spot and easy to maneuver. But low spin. This racket suits a right-side defender who likes to play flat."
Power
6.0
Control
8.5
Sweet Spot
8.5
Sep 1, 2023
"The control is really excellent, but it lacks a bit of inertia in the aerial game, you really have to give all the force of your arm to make the ball go fast. Its strengths are in control and maneuverability. Recommended for intermediate right side players, someone who labors the ball a lot. It makes a strange sound."
Power
6.0
Control
9.0
Sweet Spot
7.5
Sep 13, 2023
"The most maneuverable racket I have tried. This racket is well adapted to the game of today, with an increasing pace. What hasn't convinced me is its roughness, which doesn't grab the ball in higher speeds. Our model weights 344g with a 27.8cm balance. I call the touch medium hardness, 12cm handle"
Power
7.0
Control
8.0
Sweet Spot
8.0
Aug 31, 2023
"Pasquale, Head Global Business Manager: The goal was to increase durability and create a consistent spin surface across the entire racket face. The biggest fear was the aerodynamic concerns - but after running some studies in a wind tunnel, we noticed that, in fact, the lack of holes had limited to no impact on our game play."
Power
6.0
Control
8.5
Sweet Spot
8.5
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