ProKennex Kinetic Pro 7G Racket
Series: Ki
$127.00
THE BALANCE OF POWER. As the tweener category trends stiffer and more demanding, the Q+15 goes its own direction. Its 105 in² head, 27.5" extended length, and fast 285g construction deliver modern power — without the arm fatigue that comes with it. Kinetic Quadfocus Technology repositions the Kinetic chambers to all fo
Frame specs
| Head Size | 100in² |
| String Pattern | 16x20 |
| Length | 27.5in / 70cm |
| Strung Weight | 11.7oz / 332g |
| Balance | 9 pts HL |
| Swingweight | 330 |
| Stiffness | 66 |
| Beam Width | 22mm / 22mm / 22mm |
| Composition | 100% Ultra High Modulus Graphite with Kinetic System Technology |
| Power Level | Low-Medium |
| Stroke Style | Medium-Full |
| Swing Speed | Moderate-Fast |
| Grip Type | Perforated Cushion Grip |
| String Pattern Detail | 16 Mains / 20 Crosses |
| String Tension | 50-65 pounds |
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What players say
Both the Tennis Warehouse playtest team and longtime owners describe the Kinetic Pro 7G as a comfortable, control-oriented 'player plus' frame that blends traditional heft and feel with a bit of extra pop and spin. Arm-sensitive players in particular praise its Kinetic System comfort, and most reviewers find it stable and well-rounded with no glaring weakness, though a handful of customers report frames cracking near the throat or handle.
Best for
- 4.0-5.5 all-court or control players with medium to fast swings
- Players with arm, elbow, or shoulder sensitivity
- Those who like older Kinetic Pro 5g but want more power/length
- Doubles and net players who want solid volleys
Pros
- Kinetic System comfort technology is repeatedly credited with easing arm, elbow, shoulder and carpal tunnel issues over years of use
- TW playtesters found a well-rounded, 'no weakness' response across groundstrokes, serves and volleys with a 'player plus' feel
- 16x20 pattern and extra swingweight give good spin and control without feeling underpowered
- Customer reviews average very high ratings, with multiple owners sticking with the racquet for 15-20+ years
Cons
- Some customers report frames cracking at the bridge/throat connection or above the handle
- Granville (TW playtester) noted a break-in period before the frame delivered its full player's-Kinetic performance
- Swingweight and length (27.5in) mean it rewards an already medium-to-fast, more advanced swing rather than beginners
Voices
— Dan, Tennis Warehouse playtest team, Web
I would call this racquet a 'player plus' model because it offers traditional weight and balance with a little extra pop.
— Mark, Tennis Warehouse playtest team, Web
The 7g wasn't spectacular in any one area of groundstrokes but it was above average on slice, topspin, power and control.
— Drew, Tennis Warehouse playtest team, Web
The 7g is very solid at the net. It had enough mass to allow me to block balls with decent pace yet still retain control.
— John, TW customer review (TX), Web
Had arm issues playing Wilson, did some research then decided to try G7. Still the best racquet from Pro Kennex
— Shredder, TW customer review (FL), Web
The 7G is quite arm friendly
— TW customer reviewer, Web
Two racquets broke at the connection of the lower bridge to the hoop.