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Adidas Adipower Light vs Head Extreme Motion
Pick the Adipower Light if you want a quicker racket at the net or you have a small hand and want the lighter, thinner-handled edition. Pick the Extreme Motion if you want more weight behind the overhead or the price decides it.
| Adidas Adipower Light | Head Extreme Motion |
| Shape | teardrop | teardrop |
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| Weight | 350 g | 365 g |
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| Balance | medium | medium |
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| Core | medium | medium |
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| Face | carbon | carbon |
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| Built for | club | club |
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| Power | 6 of 10 | 6 of 10 |
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| Control | 7 of 10 | 7 of 10 |
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| Kind to the arm | 7 of 10 | 7 of 10 |
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| Lighter edition | Yes | No |
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| Women's edition | Yes | No |
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| Street price | €180 to €260 | €170 to €240 |
The rows in bold are where they differ. They match on shape, balance, core, face, built for, power, control and kind to the arm.
The Adipower Light
A teardrop at 350 grams: the all-round racket for someone who wants power without the head-heavy swing.
Against the Extreme Motion: 15 g lighter, dearer.
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The Extreme Motion
The teardrop for a club player who has started finishing points. Even balance, honest feedback.
Against the Adipower Light: 15 g heavier, cheaper.
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