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Tecnifibre T-Fight Series
The 2025 version of this racket series, containing Isoflex and the new RS Section technology, is an all-in-one solution for many. The T-Fight provides (experienced) tennis players with the perfect balance between power and control, contributing to it being the most represented racket family from Tecnifibre on professional tours. Players like Daniil Medvedev, Iga Swiatek, Alexander Bublik, and Tallon Griekspoor rely on it to play their game at the highest level possible. Different Games. One T-FIGHT.
Racket Family
The Tecnifibre T-Fight family consists of various models with unique characteristics. The latest drop, of January 2025, mostly contains rackets for the most experienced tennis players who prefer a (slightly) higher weight. These rackets stand out from the rest with unique specifications in terms of string patterns, balance points, and frame thicknesses.
T-Fight Lineup
- T-FIGHT 315S
- T-FIGHT 305S
For now, the abovementioned, brand new tennis rackets are available. From March 2025, the lineup will be expanded with the other upcoming new T-Fight rackets.
Shop T-Fight SeriesFeatures
NEW RS SECTION
Tecnifibre's innovative beam construction combines the classic angular and round frame designs of tennis rackets into a unique 5-sided shape called RS Section. This design allows players to experience the perfect balance of power and control. The technology has been renewed and improved, increasing the frame's stiffness by 4%. This enhancement delivers extra power while maintaining the synergy between power and control.
ISOFLEX
Tecnifibre's Isoflex technology is associated with the strings within tennis rackets. By employing a softer construction around the longer strings, flexibility is increased, while the material is made stiffer around the shorter strings of the string bed. This ensures that you experience consistent stiffness and forgiveness across the entire racket face.
EZLOCK
EZLock technology is applied to the four string tie-off points during stringing. It securely holds the knots in place, effectively minimizing tension loss. Minimal tension loss translates to extended playing.
