Should I Replace My Broken Head Delta or Upgrade to the Extreme Pro?

SHarris

I recently broke my Head Delta Motion racket. Now I'm trying to decide whether I should just replace it with the same model, or use this as an opportunity to upgrade to the Head Extreme Pro instead.

The Delta Motion has served me well with its blend of control and power. But I wonder if the Extreme Pro would take my game up a notch with its advanced carbon fiber frame and head-heavy balance for drilling smashes.

For those who have played with both the Delta Motion and Extreme Pro - would you recommend upgrading for an intermediate player looking to add a bit more power and stability on overhead shots? Or should I stick with the familiar Delta Motion that I know suits my game?

Steve52

If the trusted Delta Motion has worked well thus far, likely better to replace with a familiar frame you enjoy rather than tweaking variables upgrading models right now. No need to overwhelm adapting swing mechanics to a new racket as an intermediate player. Stick to a control-oriented response until technical skills hit more advanced stages. THEN re-evaluate if a power-focused upgrade like the Extreme Pro complements evolving technique and court coverage capabilities. Don't fix what ain't broke bro.