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The brand's broadest range, with light, balanced and demanding options for different playing styles.
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Pro Kennex tennis rackets
Discover a collection designed for greater comfort, stability and confidence. Choose between Q+, Ki and Black Ace according to your swing, level and preferred racket weight.
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Three different playing approaches with one shared goal: finding a racket that genuinely suits you.
Pro Kennex Ki
A range focused on comfort and a stable response, with weights that let you balance manoeuvrability and solidity.
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Pro Kennex Black Ace
Rackets with character, stability and several weight options for players seeking a firm, precise feel.
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Pro Kennex Q+ tennis rackets
Explore the Q+ family, from lightweight 260 g options to 315 g models for players looking for greater mass and stability.
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Pro Kennex Ki tennis rackets
Find your balance of manoeuvrability, comfort and stability in a range covering weights from 260 g to 305 g.
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Pro Kennex Black Ace tennis rackets
Discover Black Ace rackets from 285 g to 315 g and match the racket response to your playing tempo.
Pro Kennex Black Ace: precision, stability and connected response
The Pro Kennex Black Ace family is designed for players who value a more direct, controlled and stable feel. The current category includes 285, 300 and 315 gram versions, a 305 gram Black Ace Pro and a 300 gram Black Ace 105. This spread makes it possible to prioritise racket-head speed, overall balance, maximum composure or a more forgiving head.
Black Ace combines the Kinetic system with carbon constructions that vary by model. The brand’s goal is to manage residual vibration without removing useful feedback at contact. The family is particularly relevant for all-court players, complete strokes and anyone who wants to attack accurately without choosing an unnecessarily rigid frame.
When comparing two close weights, pay attention to preparation speed late in a set and to the quality of contact on returns. The version that remains easy to accelerate under pressure will normally be the more effective long-term choice.
Which Black Ace fits your game?
Weight and head size change the character of the racket. The best version is not the heaviest one, but the one you can accelerate and stabilise throughout the match.
285 g: speed and easier access
Black Ace 285 is the most manoeuvrable option. It supports preparation, defence and net play, and can suit intermediate players who want a precise response without the demand of 300 or 315 grams.
300–305 g: modern balance and control
Black Ace 300 and Black Ace Pro 305 combine stability, movement and a manageable trajectory. These weights fit technically established players who alternate baseline, transition and attacking play.
315 g or a 105 head: two different routes
Black Ace 315 maximises mass and composure for complete swings. Black Ace 105 stays at 300 grams but adds a larger hitting zone and more forgiveness, useful for doubles, volleys and defensive contact.
Compare Black Ace with the other families
Black Ace provides the most direct character in the range. These alternatives show whether you need a broader selection or a more accessible progression.
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Return to the parent category to compare Black Ace with Q+ and Ki, review weights and choose the right playing profile.
View the full collectionPro Kennex Q+
A broad range from light easy-power frames to Q+Tour and Q+Tour Pro models focused on precision and control.
Compare with Pro Kennex Q+Pro Kennex Ki
A progressive, comfort-led option with Ki 5, Ki 10 and Ki 15 across weights that support gradual adaptation.
Compare with Pro Kennex KiCarbon, Kinetic mass and active damping
Current Black Ace models combine carbon materials with integrated Kinetic mass. The microspheres move during the stroke and help damp oscillations after impact. The intention is to preserve defined feedback while providing greater dynamic comfort.
Specifications differ between Black Ace, Pro and 105. Do not assume identical stiffness, balance or string pattern. Selected weight and frame geometry determine spin access, racket-head acceleration and depth control.
Preserve feel and avoid an unnecessarily harsh response
A control string at moderate tension can complement the Black Ace character. Players seeking more launch or comfort can use multifilament or a hybrid to maintain depth without demanding as much arm speed.
Black Ace 315 and Pro can accept more control-oriented setups when the player has sufficient swing speed. In the 285 or 105 it is often better to preserve elasticity and a broad useful hitting area. Gauge and tension should match pattern, breakage and technical level.
