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Phillips Moore sells tennis racquets and strings built around the open 12×13 string pattern, which it says brings more power, spin and control. As of Sept. 26, 2026, prices run from $11.00 to $699.00. Its refund policy covers unused items returned in their original packaging, with the buyer paying return shipping unless the shop erred.

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View productPhillips Moore takes its name from Barry Phillips-Moore, whom its About page calls "an Australian tennis legend born in Adelaide." The same page credits him with a string system of "Twelve main strings and thirteen cross strings," which Snauwaert used in its "Hi-Ten" racquets. Today's range carries that open layout into its racquets and the strings designed for them. Browse all 24 products at Phillips Moore.
SABRE TOOTH is a hex-shaped co-poly offered in 1.6mm, 1.8mm and 2mm gauges, as a Single or a Reel.
Ninja Pro Tour weighs about 11.1 oz (315 g), with a 12.6-inch (320mm) balance point and grip sizes 4 1/4, 4 3/8 and 4 1/2.
KATANA is a hybrid set that pairs firm, edged mains for spin with responsive crosses for comfort, aimed at players on the 12×13 string pattern.
KIRSCHBAUM FLASH EXTREME 1.7mm is a 1.7mm co-poly from German maker Kirschbaum, sold as a Single or a Reel.
Pro Tour Racquet Bag XXL comes in Red or Yellow and, per its description, has an insulated pocket lining to protect strings against heat and tension loss.
The home page opens on one line: "We don't just sell strings, we rewrite how racquets hit the ball." It argues that "the string pattern is the engine" and sets a "TRADITIONAL 16x19" pattern against its own, crediting the Phillips Moore layout with "+20% BALL POCKETING" and "+30% STRING MOVEMENT." The About page is signed by Jean-Robin Levent Ladin, a former student of Barry's who writes that he hopes "to carry on his legacy."
| Range | Number of products | Price range as published on 2026-09-26 |
|---|---|---|
| STRINGS | 14 | $11.00–$99.00 |
| RACQUETS | 6 | $299.00–$699.00 |
| ACCESSORIES | 2 | $19.00–$249.00 |
| BAGS | 2 | $149.00–$159.00 |
In all, Phillips Moore publishes 24 products, and its all-products page lists them sorted by price from low to high.

POLY-CRYSTALINE Heptagonal is billed as the shop's "flagship pro tour tennis string," made "For all Barry Phillips-Moore designed string patterns including the original Snauwaert Hi-Ten racquets." HEX POLY-CRYSTALINE carries the same "flagship pro tour tennis string" label in "the thickest gauge available 2mm," with "Lively feel" and "Improved snapback" among its key points. For a question about gauge or tension, the contact page carries a message form.
PLASMA POWER is a "European made poly" in "gauges best suited for Phillips-Moore String Patterns," and its listing calls it "Great for power on its own." Plasma Ultra Hex 1.6mm 150m, a "German made next generation poly," is "hex shaped for tornado like spin." Propoly 1.65mm 9m is the shop's "classic Poly with a forgiving plush feel." The STRINGS collection shows all 14 strings, sorted by price.
Prices as of Sept. 26, 2026.

Phillips Moore calls Natural Gut Poly Hybrid "The absolute luxury in tennis performance," adding that "The famous combination has taken multiple Grand Slam titles." ALPHA SYN GUT is described with "HUGE POWER POTENTIAL, FANTASTIC GUT FEEL AND ABSOLUTE ARM COMFORT" on a "120M REEL AT 2MM." The shop also rates it "great as a hybrid" for "extra spin and frictionless snapback." Power Gut 1.8mm 9m combines a solid-core nylon construction with high-energy wraps and is "Designed for all playing styles."
One of Everything Please is a sampler: "One of every poly and synthetic gut string that we have." It suits a player still choosing a string, since it covers gauges from 1.6mm up to 2mm in one purchase. The STRINGS collection lists Power Gut 1.8mm 9m, ALPHA SYN GUT, Natural Gut Poly Hybrid and One of Everything Please among its 14 strings.
Prices as of Sept. 26, 2026; the shop also lists a straight NATURAL GUT string at $89.00.
The About page tells how Snauwaert built the "Hi-Ten" racquets on Barry Phillips-Moore's layout of 12 mains and 13 crosses, with custom 1.6mm strings made by Luxilon. It adds that his top pupil, Mark Woodforde, "continued with the Hi-Ten and raced up the rankings."
The Ninja Blackout page prints "ATP TOUR TRIED AND TESTED" and claims "Up to 30% increase in spin and power" for its "Open string pattern with 12 mains and 13 crosses." The same page describes Barry Phillips-Moore as reaching "5 in the world during Australia's Golden Era with Laver, Rosewall and Emerson." Viper Prostock Limited Edition pairs its 12×13 layout with "the custom Poly-Crystaline string system" for durability and long-lasting tension.
Maverick Limited Edition is "Designed with prostock precision" for spin, power and a crisp feel. Players who hit big serves get a published reason to look at Ninja Prostock Extended: "Extended by half an inch for extra power and reach on serves and groundstrokes." The RACQUETS collection shows all six, sorted by price.
Prices as of Sept. 26, 2026.
The ACCESSORIES collection shows the 12 Pack Phillips-Moore Tacky Non-Slip Sweat Absorbing Overgrips and the Phillips-Moore Grand Prix All Court Tennis Balls (24*3 Ball Cans). The duffle has "a good sized main compartment, two pockets on the side and two end pockets." The racquet bag, in Red or Yellow, suits a player carrying several frames, since it fits up to 12 racquets. The BAGS collection shows both bags, sorted by price.
Price as of Sept. 26, 2026.
A US buyer ordering at phillips-moore.com can use the FTC's Online Shopping page as a checklist: it says an FTC rule requires sellers to ship items as promised in their ads. When a seller promises no time, the page says the order must ship within 30 days after the seller gets your name, address and payment. The FTC's business guide to the Mail, Internet, or Telephone Order Merchandise Rule, dated Sept. 9, 2011, says a seller that cannot ship on time must seek your consent to the delay. Without that consent, the guide says it must promptly refund all the money paid for the unshipped merchandise.
| Rule | Time window | Consequence |
|---|---|---|
| Seller states a shipping time | The time promised in its ads | The order ships within that time |
| Seller states no shipping time | 30 days after it gets your name, address and payment | The order ships within those 30 days |
| Seller cannot ship on time | Before the promised date or the 30-day mark | You are asked to consent to the delay |
| You do not consent to the delay | Once the delay is refused | All money paid for the unshipped merchandise is refunded promptly |
The FTC's Online Shopping page also advises keeping records of purchases, like receipts and emails, to hold a seller to its promises.
The FTC's Online Shopping page advises finding out, before any return, who pays return shipping and how many days you have to send the item back. On the first point, the Phillips Moore refund policy says customers cover return shipping unless the return is due to an error on the shop's part. It also recommends a trackable shipping service. The policy names phillips-moore@outlook.com for questions about its terms, so a buyer can ask there about return timing before ordering.
| Rule | Time window | Consequence |
|---|---|---|
| Condition of the item | Before you request a refund | Unused, as received and in its original packaging |
| Request details | When you contact support | Order number, a detailed description of the issue and photographs if possible |
| Approval | After your request is reviewed | Phillips Moore sends instructions for returning the item |
| Return shipping | When you send the item back | Paid by the customer unless the return is due to a shop error |
| Inspection | When the item arrives | Checked against the eligibility criteria |
| Refund method | Once the refund is issued | Original form of payment; store credit may be issued if that method is no longer available |
| Customized or personalized items, gift cards | Does not apply | Non-refundable |
| Exchanges | When you request a refund | Follow the refund process and place a new order |
If a refund seems late, the policy asks you to check first with your bank or credit card company, then to contact the shop if the issue persists.
The FTC's Online Shopping page advises learning the total cost of a product, including shipping, handling, delivery, taxes or other fees. An example first order pairs Ninja Blackout with Propoly 1.65mm 9m and the 12 Pack Phillips-Moore Tacky Non-Slip Sweat Absorbing Overgrips.
| Piece | Price as of Sept. 26, 2026 |
|---|---|
| Ninja Blackout racquet, grip size 4 1/4(#2) | $299.00 |
| Propoly 1.65mm 9m string | $11.00 |
| 12 Pack Phillips-Moore Tacky Non-Slip Sweat Absorbing Overgrips | $19.00 |
| Computed total, before shipping and taxes | $329.00 |
Ninja Blackout lists one grip size, 4 1/4(#2); the racquet titled Ninja adds 4 3/8 (#3) at the same listed price. The shop describes Propoly 1.65mm 9m as an all-around performer for feel, control and spin.
The contact page gives phillips-moore@outlook.com, the same address the refund policy names for refund questions, while the home page prints contact@phillips-moore.com. Of these pages, the refund policy is the one that details the refund terms. The home page also carries its own contact form with the same five fields.
The FTC's Online Shopping advice tells buyers to keep records of their order, such as receipts and emails, and to read the store's return policy before they pay.
The privacy policy says the shop may share information with third-party service providers for payment processing and order fulfillment. It also says you have the right to access, correct, or delete your personal information by contacting the shop.
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Phillips Moore runs phillips-moore.com, and its contact page lists Brisbane, Queensland. The shop offers a contact form, the email addresses phillips-moore@outlook.com and contact@phillips-moore.com, and links to Facebook and Instagram. It publishes a refund policy and a privacy policy. Its About page says the brand takes its name from Barry Phillips-Moore, whose string system of twelve mains and thirteen crosses Snauwaert used in its Hi-Ten racquets.
Tennis gear in four ranges: strings, racquets, bags and accessories. As of Sept. 26, 2026, the all-products page shows 24 results sorted by price from low to high. The strings span poly, synthetic gut, natural gut and a sampler. One of the two bags fits up to 12 racquets, and the accessories are a 12-pack of overgrips and a case of all-court tennis balls.
Ask before you order. Phillips Moore prices its range in US dollars, and its contact form includes a country field, so you can ask about delivery time and cost to a US address. The FTC's Online Shopping page says a seller must ship within the time it promises. If it promises no time, the order must ship within 30 days after the seller gets your name, address and payment.
Yes. The Phillips Moore refund policy accepts items that are unused, in their original packaging and in the state they arrived. To start, contact support with your order number, a detailed description of the issue and photographs if possible. After approval, the shop sends return instructions and inspects the item when it arrives. Racquets or strings showing wear, use or damage may not qualify.
The customer. The Phillips Moore refund policy puts the cost of return shipping on the buyer unless the return comes from a mistake by the shop. The policy also recommends sending the item with a trackable shipping service. The FTC's Online Shopping page suggests checking how many days you have to send an item back, and the refund policy names phillips-moore@outlook.com for questions about its terms.
Yes, through a refund. Phillips Moore handles an exchange by running the refund process, and you then order the item you want separately. The refund policy lists customized or personalized items and gift cards as non-refundable. Any item you send back for an exchange must be unused and still in its original packaging to be eligible.
To your original payment method. The Phillips Moore refund policy says the money returns to the original form of payment. It adds that store credit may be issued if that method is no longer available. If a refund seems slow, the policy asks you to check with your bank or credit card company first. After that, contact the shop if the problem continues.
Credit cards, according to its privacy policy. The policy says the shop gathers payment information such as credit card details to complete a purchase. It may also share that information with third-party providers for payment processing.
By contact form, email or social media. The form on the contact page has five fields: your name, email, phone number, country and a message. That page gives phillips-moore@outlook.com, which the refund policy also names, while the home page prints contact@phillips-moore.com. Phillips Moore is also on Facebook and is on Instagram as phillipsmooretennis. Keep your order number ready for any refund request.
Mostly 12×13. The open 12×13 layout appears on five of the brand's six racquets, and the Maverick Limited Edition uses 14×12. The home page compares its pattern with a traditional 16x19, crediting it with "+20% BALL POCKETING" and "+30% STRING MOVEMENT." The Ninja Blackout page claims "Up to 30% increase in spin and power" for its open pattern.
$299.00 and up, as of Sept. 26, 2026. Ninja, Ninja Blackout and Ninja Pro Tour each cost $299.00, in grip sizes from 4 1/4 to 4 1/2 depending on the model. Ninja Prostock Extended costs $499.00 in 4 3/8 (#3) or 4 1/2 (#4). Maverick Limited Edition costs $599.00 and Viper Prostock Limited Edition $699.00, each in grip size 4 3/8 (#3).
A bundle of eight strings. It was priced at $99.00 as of Sept. 26, 2026, and Phillips Moore describes it as "One of every poly and synthetic gut string that we have." The strings in the bundle range in gauge from 1.6mm up to 2mm. It suits a player who hasn't settled on a string yet. You can ask about gauge or tension through the contact form.
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