ProKennex Ki Q+ 20 (285g) Racket
Series: Ki Q+
$249.00
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 | 110in² |
| String Pattern | 16x19 |
| Length | 27.25in / 69.22cm |
| Strung Weight | 10.5oz / 298g |
| Balance | 13in / 33.02cm / 5 pts HL |
| Swingweight | 322 |
| Stiffness | 67 |
| Beam Width | 24mm / 24mm / 24mm |
| Composition | SpiralTech CarbonHigh Modulus Graphite |
| Power Level | Medium |
| Stroke Style | Medium |
| Swing Speed | Medium |
| Racket Colors | Silver |
| Grip Type | Pro Kennex Synthetic |
| String Pattern Detail | 16 Mains / 19 Crosses |
| String Tension | 50-65 pounds |
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What players say
Independent coverage of this exact 110 sq in, 285g Ki Q+20 is thin, but what's out there is consistently positive on comfort. Players and Tennis Warehouse's own buying guide describe it as an easy-power, arm-friendly oversize frame that's more maneuverable than its head size suggests, aimed squarely at doubles players and anyone managing arm or elbow issues.
Best for
- Doubles players, especially older/senior players wanting an easier game
- Players managing tennis elbow or arm sensitivity
- Beginner-to-intermediate players who want forgiveness over control
Pros
- Arm-friendly feel; a buyer reported using it specifically when his arm and elbow were straining and finding it comfortable
- Easy, low-effort power from the large 110 sq in head and extended 27.25" length
- Big, forgiving sweetspot on off-center hits typical of the oversize Q+ line
- Surprisingly maneuverable at net for its head size, helped by the thin 24mm constant beam
Cons
- Very little independent reviewer coverage exists for this exact model (no dedicated YouTube breakdown, Reddit, or Talk Tennis thread found specifically about it), so the comfort/power consensus rests mostly on one retailer customer review and a buying guide rather than broad player feedback
- As an extended-length oversize frame it trades control for power, which will feel like too much racquet for faster, more advanced players
Voices
— Verified buyer, Ontario, Canada (Tennis Warehouse customer review), Web
Lots of power and arm friendly, been using this racquet on and off whenever my arm and elbows strains and this is a very arm friendly racquet
— Tennis Warehouse buying guide, Web
An excellent choice for aging doubles players who are looking to make the game easier on the whole