I switched from my Fischer Magnetic Tour rackets to the KPro Tour 96 this year. I play various 4.0 leagues (mostly doubles), and 4.5 tournaments (mostly singles), so I get a good mix of style & level of play. Strength is my serve, and have a 1-hbh.
Regardless of what most people say, I think it's a solid racket. I string it w/ PSGD Gold @ 55 lbs. It does everything for me, so far after 3 months with it and at least a dozen matches, I'm not wanting anything else. It doesn't have the most feel, but it's got enough. I use a worm-style dampener so it really takes any shimmies out of the hit.
For a 16x20, I can get some great spin out of the KPro Tour. Slices stick low, volleys cut well, and top is easy to put on. Coming from a 100" 16x19 Fischer (more open pattern), this is an upgrade in the spinniness dept. It's got all the control I need, it goes where I want it to, nothing funky going on there. Pretty low powered, but it's a players stick so that's what I expect. Can get nice pop out of it though w/ a full swing. Flex is manageable and the racket doesn't seem to be harsh on my joints. This racket's low-fat, no butta here, but it's all good anyway. The weight is easy to maneuver and great on quick shots. You can hit heavy balls with it, you just have to get some good racket head speed.
One oddball thing is that w/o a dampener, it feels like a different racket--one that I don't know if I'd like. But leave that guy in there, and it's a much nicer hit. So go with me on this...it reminds me of a lighter Pro Staff Classic. I've always been looking for something similar to that. Well this thing is kinda boardy and really spinny and has the oval/narrow head like the PSC, only lighter. My shoulder can't handle something that heavy, so I've found something that has some similar qualities in a lighter package. Good for me, ymmv.