Tennis racket T-Fight 305S

The adult tennis racket T-FIGHT 305S has been designed to provide the perfect balance between power and control for regular players and competitive players of a good level.

• Weight: 305g – A heavy racket, aimed at competitors and professionals wanting to maximize power and stability.
• Balance: 315 mm – Good compromise between control and power, suitable for versatile players.
• String pattern: 18x19 – A closed string pattern with more main strings, providing excellent control.
• Head size: 630 cm² – Intermediate size, offering a good balance between power and control, versatile.

In the T-FIGHT range, this is the one that offers the most control thanks to its 630 cm² head size and its specific 18x19 string pattern, providing more precision while maintaining good power and spin.
With a weight of 305 g, it offers a greater inertia, while remaining manageable.

The T-FIGHT 305S racket adapts to modern play with its unique RS Section frame ergonomics, a fusion of traditional square and round sections, providing the ideal compromise between power and control.
The frame benefits from better maneuverability due to a more centered weight distribution, allowing for easier acceleration of the racket head. Additionally, it features Isoflex technology, an evolving stiffness all around the head, which increases the sweetspot area and enhances tolerance and stability at impact.

The T-FIGHT range is used on the circuit by the best players, such as Daniil Medvedev and Iga Swiatek, as well as by most of the Tecnifibre team (such as Alexander Bublik or Tallon Griekspoor). Many players with very varied playing styles use the T-FIGHT, which proves its versatility.

The mission of the brand Tecnifibre is to unlock the potential of every player by offering products that combine high performance and unique elegance, all developed by the TECNILAB lab, following this logic: Identify, Quantify, Solve.

The game of tennis, both on the circuit and in clubs, is getting faster and faster. The average speed of first serve balls on the circuit has increased from 168 km/h at the start of the 2000s to 190 km/h in 2020, with a significant increase in the number of aces.
To cope with this evolution, professional players' rackets have also evolved. We have measured these changes by analyzing the rackets of active professional players, generation by generation.
The results are very significant.
Firstly, the weight of rackets has decreased: Next Gen players use frames that are on average 18 g lighter than those of older players.
In addition, the swingweights are becoming increasingly lower, with a difference of 20 points between these two generations.
In summary, the game is tending towards rackets that are more and more manageable, as players have less time to react and need to accelerate their rackets more quickly to generate power.
This is why swing speed is a key factor in modern tennis!