Comments: I demo'ed this racquet during a 10-hour, 2-day clinic for FYB's new course coming very soon. A quick intro on my racquet search history; I bought two ProKennex 7Gs, demo'ed 8 racquets to end up with the Babolat AeroPro GT+, bought 2, played with them for 2 years until my forearm began hurting, and went back to the 7Gs. I had 3 other ProKennex racquets (the Redondo, Ki 5 PSE and the Q tour, as well as my two 7Gs) that I had gotten from TW to demo but after starting to hit with this racquet, the Ki 315 ended the search! I hit 4 shots with the PSE and didn't even bother to hit with the other ones. First of all, I hit for about 10 hours in two days and my arm was not hurting! I found this racquet delivering in all of the different situations, helping me hit powerful forehands with tons of spin, crisp volleys, lazer-like backhand slices, precise half volleys, and smoking serves. There was nothing disappointing about this racquet. I ordered two today and am very glad to have found a quality racquet that will be by my side for years to come. One note about ProKennex racquets is that they are probably the unsung heroes of tennis racquets when it comes to arm-friendly sticks. If you know of someone who is having elbow or shoulder problems, tell them to demo a ProKennex racquet before they decide to hang it all up!
From: Milad, 10/12
String type and tension: Luxilon Big Banger Rough 16g @ 58lbs

Comments: I've been playing with this racquet for a week now and am loving it. I'm an all court player who mixes in serve and volleys more often than most. I came to it from a Head Youtek Prestige MP. This racquet generates noticeably more spin on ground strokes, and one of the main reasons I purchased it was the added power on serves compared to the Prestige MP. What surprised me was how much better I felt with the racquet at the net. Drop volleys were a breeze to hit with this racquet. Whether it's volleys or ground strokes, the racquet generates some nice pocketing on the ball and makes redirecting shots a cinch. I'm not a guy with elbow problems, but the racquet comfort is noticeable. If you're looking for a stick that does lots of things well to compliment an all court game, this one is worth demoing.
From: Pete, 8/12
String type and tension: Luxilon Big Banger ALU Power mains @ 55 lbs / Babolat N.Vy crosses @ 57 lbs

Comments: This thing is a Babolat Pure Drive GT without the elbow and wrist pain. It's that simple. What a great racquet if you like a player's racquet that you can whip through the ball and you want a relatively stiff frame at the same time. I prefer stiffer frames and this is one of the best out there. Can't say enough good things about his racquet.
From: Sean, 8/12