ProKennex Ki Q+ Tour Pro 315 Tennis Racquet

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ProKennex Ki Q+ Tour Pro 315 Tennis Racquet

Kinetic chambers in all four corners. 98 in2, 305 g before stringing and about 315 after, an 18 x 20 bed, 61 RA, balance seven points toward the handle: plush at the palm, still heavy through contact. Kingston first: a city hall put up for a capital that moved away, and a penitentiary that now runs tours.

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Four stops before the checkout

Kingston, Canada
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Flagler Village cardio tennis — ProKennex Ki Q+ Tour Pro 315 Tennis Racquet at Kingston City Hall facing the market square
Stop one

City Hall of 1844 in grey limestone, facing the market square that still runs on Saturdays

ProKennex Ki Q+ Tour Pro 315 Tennis Racquet: Darling, City Hall showed up in 1844 dressed head-to-toe in grey limestone and immediately started facing the market square like it knew exactly who was buying what. And yes, that Saturday market is still running, because Kingston keeps receipts.

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Flagler Village cardio tennis — ProKennex Ki Q+ Tour Pro 315 Tennis Racquet by the Murney Tower on the Kingston lakeshore
Stop two

the Murney Tower, a squat martello gun tower on the lakeshore

ProKennex Ki Q+ Tour Pro 315 Tennis Racquet: Lower your voice—the Murney Tower is a squat martello gun tower on the lakeshore, which is basically Kingston saying, ‘I heard there might be trouble and I came prepared.’ It has been standing there like the neighborhood watch with better stonework.

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Flagler Village cardio tennis — ProKennex Ki Q+ Tour Pro 315 Tennis Racquet outside Kingston Penitentiary
Stop three

Kingston Penitentiary, the country's first, opened in 1835 and now walked through with a guide

ProKennex Ki Q+ Tour Pro 315 Tennis Racquet: Kingston Penitentiary opened in 1835 as the country’s first, and now people walk through with a guide like they are touring the aftermath of someone else’s very bad decisions. Honestly, the walls have heard things.

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Flagler Village cardio tennis — ProKennex Ki Q+ Tour Pro 315 Tennis Racquet at Fort Henry above Kingston harbour
Stop four

Fort Henry, the limestone citadel of 1832 on the hill above the harbour

ProKennex Ki Q+ Tour Pro 315 Tennis Racquet: Fort Henry is the limestone citadel of 1832 sitting on the hill above the harbour, looking down like it knows exactly who sailed in late and why. A fortress with a view? That is not defense, sweetheart, that is surveillance with architecture.

The Kingston, Canada track

ProKennex Ki Q+ Tour Pro 315 Tennis Racquet

Written for this world alone.

Lower your voice and come round this side of the frame, because the thing everybody says about this racquet is wrong and I have the numbers. They will tell you it is a soft, forgiving arm-saver for players winding down. Rubbish. Look at the stringbed: eighteen mains by twenty crosses.

That is a tight grid, and a tight grid is the choice of somebody who wants the ball to go exactly where they aimed and does not want the strings doing them any favours.

Ninety-eight square inches. Three hundred and five grams unstrung — which lands right around three hundred and fifteen once it is strung and gripped, and that, my dears, is where the name comes from. Twenty-seven inches.

Now the rest of the file, and you did not hear it from me.

A rigidity of 61 RA, which is genuinely low for a modern performance frame and is why it talks back to you at contact instead of just banging. Balance at 320 millimetres, seven points head-light, and a swingweight of 325, which is real plough through the ball.

ProKennex's Kinetic Quadfocus system puts the mobile shock-absorbing chambers into all four corners of the hoop, with SpiralTech carbon and a Comfort Cap in the handle. Soft feel and serious weight in the same stick.

That is not a contradiction, it is a scandal.

Kingston understands scandal. The City Hall of 1844 in grey limestone was built for a capital city — and then the capital moved, and the building stayed, far too grand for the town it woke up in. Nobody talks about it. There is a squat gun tower on the lakeshore, a citadel on the hill, and a penitentiary that opened in 1835 and now takes visitors on guided walks through its own worst decades. Imagine the faces.

Eighteen by twenty and 61 RA in the same racquet. Somebody was showing off.

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