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ProKennex 295KI

ProKennex Ki 5 Racket

Series: Ki

$189.95

Reference price as of June 2026 Not a live offer

SPEED MADE EFFORTLESS. Most 110 in² frames make the same trade: forgiveness for feel. The Q+20 doesn't. Its unusually thin 24mm constant beam moves faster through the air than anything else in this class, and the ball feedback at contact is clean and connected in a way you simply don't expect from a power frame. Kineti

Frame specs

Head Size 100in²
String Pattern 16x20
Length Standard
Strung Weight 11oz / 312g
Balance 13.18in / 33.48cm / 3 pts HL
Swingweight 320
Stiffness 64
Beam Width 22mm / 22mm / 22mm
Composition Spiral Tech Carbon Graphite
Power Level Low-Medium
Stroke Style Medium-Full
Swing Speed Medium-Fast
Racket Colors Yellow
Grip Type ProKennex Synthetic
String Pattern Detail 16 Mains / 20 Crosses
String Tension 50-65 pounds

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What players say

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Coverage of this exact 295g/100 sq in Ki 5 is thin and limited to owner reviews on Tennis Warehouse's US and Europe sites rather than major press or YouTube playtests, but the people who own it are mostly happy. Tennis-elbow and arm-sensitive players report real comfort gains and solid control from the 16x20 pattern, while a minority found the 2022 beam redesign harsher and the stock setup underpowered until weight is added.

Best for

  • Players with tennis elbow or arm sensitivity
  • Control-minded all-court or flat hitters
  • Players moving down in weight from a heavier frame
  • Owners willing to customize weight for more pop

Pros

  • Genuinely arm-friendly; multiple owners with tennis elbow report pain-free play they didn't get from other frames
  • 16x20 pattern gives good control, with several owners calling serves accurate and volleys solid
  • Light, forgiving, and maneuverable, which suits aging or all-court players moving down from a 320g+ frame
  • One long-time ProKennex owner called it the best Ki 5 yet for feel, comfort, spin, control, and power

Cons

  • One owner found the 2022 beam redesign harsher-feeling than earlier PK frames, with serving below par for a 100 sq in racquet
  • Stock frame can feel underpowered; several owners add weight to the handle or hoop to get more pop
  • Rectangular handle shape takes adjustment for players used to rounder Head or Technifibre grips
  • Kinetic beads are audible between points, even if not felt during a swing

Voices

It reminds me of the old Head Youtek IG Radical series racquets in terms of feel. Very comfortable but still felt lively.

— Jake, TW customer review (AZ), Web

The racquet seemed a little harsher in feel than what I've experienced with a number of PK racquets previously.

— Mike, TW customer review (NJ), Web

The PK Ki 5 295 feels really solid for its weight.

— Nello, TW customer review (Manchester, UK), Web

Very stable (no weight added to the head), solid on volleys, serves are accurate, power is average, and the 16x20 provides great control.

— TW customer review (OR), Web

Great feel, comfort, spin, control, and power I need for my game, very well balanced racquet.

— TW customer review (TX), Web

Super nice after you add weight to it... Good power, feel and so trustworthy and predictable hitting.

— TW Europe customer review, Web

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