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Tecnifibre has launched the full, revamped T-FIGHT racket family. Following the initial release of the 315S, 305S, and 300S in January this year, the lighter models are here, completing a powerful lineup. Designed with extensive TecniLAB research, these rackets are built for the demands of modern tennis, even at the highest levels.
What Has Changed?
Compared to the previous generation several (minor) adjustments have been made to the racket specifications. Below, we'll take a closer look at the various models.
T-FIGHT 315S and 300S
The 315S and 300S remain unchanged in terms of head size, weight, balance point, and string pattern compared to their predecessors. However, the frames have been modified from a uniform thickness of 22.5 mm throughout to a graduated thickness of 22.5/23/22.5 mm.
Although the balance point hasn't shifted, the internal weight distribution of the rackets has been approached differently. In the 2023 versions, the weight was concentrated primarily in the grip and at the top of the racket, meaning the balance was determined mainly by the ends of the racket. Some players reported reduced maneuverability compared to other rackets with similar balance points.
To align with the pace of modern tennis, where speed and responsiveness are crucial, the weight distribution in the T-FIGHT 2025 rackets is now more centralized around the balance point. With less weight in the grip and the top of the frame, maneuverability has been maximized.
T-FIGHT 305S
Like the other two models in the new Tecnifibre racket series, the T-FIGHT 305S now features a graduated frame thickness of 22.5/23/22.5 mm. Additionally, the balance point has been reduced from 32.5 cm to 31.5 cm. Combined with the new weight distribution approach, this results in significantly improved maneuverability for this 305-gram racket.
New Technologies
The introduction of the 2025 models also brings technological innovations. Starting with the updated RS Section technology.
RS Section technology
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.
EZLock is another addition to the new Tecnifibre frames.
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 enjoyment.
Complete Series
In March 2025, the rest of the new Tecnifibre T-FIGHT rackets were released, featuring models weighing 255, 270, 285, and 300 grams, all with 100 sq in racket heads. These four rackets have been developed with some of the most popular specification combinations in the tennis market. This positions the French brand's new T-FIGHTs as direct competitors to rackets from other major tennis brands, such as Wilson, HEAD, Babolat, and Yonex.
Additionally, feedback regarding the weight distribution of the previous generation has been incorporated into the development of these models. With an extra focus on maneuverability, the T-FIGHT 2025 series is perfectly suited for modern, fast-paced tennis.
Demo Rackets
Curious about how these rackets play? Order your new Tecnifibre T-FIGHT online or in-store. You can also take a demo racket for a test run (online only available to customers with a delivery address in the Netherlands or Belgium).