Comments: I would recommend this racquet if you are looking for something that gives you lots of control and spin potential without harming your shoulder or your elbow. I did not find this to be underpowered at all, maybe because I use it with a multi at 54 lbs. Actually, liked it a lot when serving and volleying too. No dislikes at all. I will order one or two more.
From: Tapatio, 11/11
String type and tension: Pro Supex Maxim Touch, 54 lbs
NTRP Rating: 4

Comments: I recently demoed this racquet and I now have mixed feelings about it. The top spin I could generate with it on my groundstrokes and serve were amazing. Some of my kick serves were reaching 6ft high. My slice shots however, were floating and I had a hard time adjusting them to this racquet, specially on my service returns. This racquet feels much lighter than it actually is because of the way it is balanced. This Pacific seems less stable on returning some heavy shots from the net and baseline than other heavy racquets in the same category. It is a very soft racquet and very comfortable on the arm. The main concern for me was that I had to swing and accelerate my arm much more to generate power than with other player racquets. I would definitely recommend demoing it.
From: PFulvio, 8/11
String type and tension: 57 lbs
NTRP Rating: 4.0

Comments: First impression off the bat is that this stick is very underpowered. I had trouble getting depth with it. Angles and touch shots, though, were very obtainable. I do think this racquet creates a lot of spin, as it's very whippy for its weight, and because of the fairly flexy feel of the stick. Overall a pretty comfortable racquet, except off center shots felt jarring to my arm and created stability issues. I would personally add some lead tape to the 10 and 2 o'clock positions to help sure up stability and add some power. End of the day this racquet is super at control, spin and touch, but it's just a tad too underpowered for my game right now, plus I like a stiffer frame, so I'll have to pass.
From: Eric, USA. 4/11
String type and tension: Pacific Poly Force 16L @ 53 lbs
NTRP Rating: 4.0 all-court

Comments: I haven't hit with the later racquets from Fischer, but I own an M-Speed Pro No. 1 105 (black, red and green) and the X Feel Pro 95 feels very much from that lineage. Its impact response has that signature Fischer smooth-but-crisp feel to it, even with a full poly string job. In fact, its smoothness and comfort made the full poly not only tolerable to me, but actually fun to play with. (I could even hit very nice touch drop shots; there was good feedback to the hand.) TW measured stiffness at 61; seems right to me. There was no noticeable bump or dip in the flex profile -- on big shots, you could feel the frame flex, but it flexed smoothly (not too much, just enough to give excellent control), and there was no undue softness in the upper part of the hoop. I found the whole hoop very stable and predictable; there were no hot or cold spots on the stringbed. Volleys were no problemo. Overall, the racquet felt all of a piece. And I imagine that a wide range of players will find it a solid, predictable partner that does what you and your game ask of it, smoothly and with excellent feel and touch. My only reservation: The price seems high. Still, if these specs match what your looking for, it's very much worth a demo.
From: Keifers, CA, USA, 3/11
String type and tension: Pacific Poly Force 16L @ 53
Headsize: 95