Pro Kennex Q+
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 Q+: from easy power to competition-level precision
The Pro Kennex Q+ family is the brand’s broadest range and covers very different player profiles. The current category spans 260 to 315 grams: Q+30, Q+20 and Q+15 focus on assistance, depth and a generous hitting zone; Q+5 sits in a versatile middle ground; Q+Tour and Q+Tour Pro are aimed at players who create their own pace and want to direct the ball with greater precision.
The common element is the latest development of the Kinetic system. In current versions, mobile-mass chambers are distributed across four areas of the frame through the QuadFocus concept. The goal is to improve torsional stability, maintain a useful response on off-centre contact and manage post-impact vibration. The family is not uniform: head size, beam, balance and weight change considerably between models.
How to choose a Pro Kennex Q+
The range becomes easier to understand when divided by assistance level and the swing speed required by each group.
260–285 g: easy movement and depth
Q+30, Q+20, Q+15 Light and Q+15 require less effort to accelerate. They suit developing players, shorter strokes and anyone who wants the racket to help launch the ball while preserving comfort.
280–305 g: versatile balance
Q+5 Light, Q+15, Q+5 and Q+5X Pro create a useful middle ground between manoeuvrability and stability. They fit club tennis, varied baseline play and players who move between defence, attack and the net.
305–315 g: control and impact mass
Q+15 Pro, Q+5 Pro, Q+Tour and Q+Tour Pro need stronger preparation and technique. In return they offer more composure against fast balls and allow confident acceleration when contact is made in front.
Compare Q+ with the other Pro Kennex families
Q+ covers the widest spectrum. These alternatives help determine whether you need that breadth or a more specialised response.
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View the full collectionPro Kennex Ki
A progressive, comfort-led alternative with Ki 5, Ki 10 and Ki 15 for adjusting manoeuvrability, balance and stability.
Compare with Pro Kennex KiPro Kennex Black Ace
A more direct and precise family with 285 to 315 gram frames plus Pro and 105 versions for all-court or advanced profiles.
Compare with Black AceKinetic stability in four areas of the frame
QuadFocus moves Kinetic chambers towards four sections of the hoop. The microspheres store energy during movement and contribute to stability and residual-vibration management around impact. The intended result is a progressive response, particularly when contact is not perfectly centred.
The real effect depends on the chosen model. A light Q+30 remains much easier and more powerful than a Q+Tour Pro. Shared technology does not remove differences in geometry, stiffness, balance, length or string pattern.
Add control without making the response unnecessarily firm
Easy-power models often benefit from a string that manages depth: a progressive polyester or hybrid at moderate tension. Tour versions can use a thinner polyester for spin and precision, provided the player breaks or replaces it often enough.
To preserve the comfort-led character of Q+, avoid unnecessarily high tensions. Multifilament, synthetic gut or a soft hybrid may be a better fit for medium swings, low string breakage or a clear priority on comfort.
