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Wilson Carbon Force vs Head Gravity Motion
Pick the Carbon Force if the price decides it. Pick the Gravity Motion if your elbow has ever complained or you finish points and want more from the smash.
| Wilson Carbon Force | Head Gravity Motion |
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| Shape | round | round |
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| Weight | 360 g | 360 g |
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| Balance | low | low |
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| Core | soft | soft |
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| Face | carbon | carbon |
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| Built for | improver | club |
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| Power | 4 of 10 | 5 of 10 |
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| Control | 8 of 10 | 8 of 10 |
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| Kind to the arm | 8 of 10 | 10 of 10 |
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| Lighter edition | No | No |
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| Women's edition | No | No |
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| Street price | €90 to €140 | €150 to €220 |
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The rows in bold are where they differ. They match on shape, weight, balance, core, face, control, lighter edition and women's edition.
The Carbon Force
A step up in face for a second-season player who still wants the round shape and the control.
Against the Gravity Motion: harder on the arm, cheaper.
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The Gravity Motion
Built around comfort. If your elbow has ever complained, this is the racket the physios point at.
Against the Carbon Force: kinder to the arm, more power, dearer.
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