Updated with a more flexible feel and more responsive string bed for 2022
Introducing the TFight ISO 305! Endorsed by Daniil Medvedev, this stick combines the precision of a 98 square inch head with the kind of stability and plow-through that experienced player's crave. It also packs a fairly tight 18x19 string pattern, resulting in excellent command over the ball's depth and trajectory. Against big hitters the TFight ISO 305 shines as it redirects higher levels of pace with ease. It also delivers plenty of pop to the experienced player who can leverage its mass. For 2022, Tecnifibre not only updates this stick with a more arm-friendly flex point, it also adds its ISOFLEX System which adjusts stiffness in key locations of the frame to create a more consistent feeling string bed. Other features include Tecnifibre's innovative RS Section Beam, which combines square and elliptical shapes to deliver the perfect balance between control and power. In addition to reinforcing the yoke for greater stability, the TFIGHT 305 has been injected with Foam giving it a wonderfully solid feel at impact. Ultimately, with improved feel and a more predictable string bed, this is a must demo for experienced players who want stability, precision and feel.
Swingweight updated from 335 to 338 on 8.30.22 based on 20 additional samples measured.
Specifications
| Head Size: 98 in² / 632.26 cm² | ||||
| Length: 27in / 68.58cm | ||||
| Strung Weight: 11.3oz / 320g | ||||
| Balance: 13.12in / 33.32cm / 3 pts HL | ||||
| Swingweight: 338 | ||||
| Stiffness: 64 | ||||
| Beam Width: 22.5mm / 22.5mm / 22.5mm | ||||
| Composition: Dynacore HD/Graphite | ||||
| Power Level: Low-Medium | ||||
| Stroke Style: Full | ||||
| Swing Speed: Fast | ||||
| Racquet Colors: White | ||||
| Grip Type: Tecnifibre Synthetic | ||||
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| String Tension: 50-55 pounds |
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Customer Reviews
Very good racquetVery strong strike and good sensation
For flat hitting playersIf your groundstrokes are flat this is the best option for you. It is easy to maneuver, great control, has a good weight on it and great feel on the net. Not so easy to generate spin with it.
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Easy to adapt, impressive racquet, love it!!This is the first time I played with a Tecnifibre. The TFight 305 (18x19) plays amazing and has a good feel to it. I have been playing with Blade 98 (18x20) for a very long time. TFight is a little head heavy which adds feel and speed to your shorts. I love to get into rallies with this and the ISOFLEX is a real deal.
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Most versatile and balanced racquet for me4.0 all court counter puncher. Coming from the Vcore Tour 98, I demoed a dozen 2024 racquets in various string variations (Blade V9, Head Extreme, Speed MP, Radical MP & Pro, TF40, Pure Aero, Pure Strike) and the TFight ISO 305 has one of the largest sweet spots. The control, feel, power, and precision is like no other racquet, and the 18x19 pattern is just perfect. I can hit hard, miss the sweet spot and still keep the ball in. I liked it so much I bought three of them. The foam makes the ISO super arm friendly. Of course the racquet requires solid footwork and fundamentals, not recommended to beginners or new intermediates, or those who cannot generate power on their own. Best to go with thin gauge strings, shaped mains Big Hitter 7 tour 17 gauge, Hyper-G 18 gauge), round crosses (Outlast or Hyper-G 18 gauge). 46/44 pounds is the sweet spot. Strings last about 15 hours before they stop moving back.
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Excellent all round racquetI was looking for a suitable replacement racquet. Have tried so many sticks and finally shortlisted on this TFight ISO 305 and the previous Babolat PureStrike VS. The TFight is just enough weight for my game from both baseline & very maneuverable at the net. It does not have much free power, especially at serves and you need to bring your skills & power for that. While the racquet is on the lighter side which makes it good playable for me, it is a bit hard to return against heavy hitters in the tournament, but I think that is more to do with my skills than the racquet and over time, and strengthening of arm/wrist and technique it should not be an issue. Having said that though it is a bliss to play with. Not stiff on the arm, but that I guess depends on the string setup too. Strung with 17 gauge guts at 54 & Solinco Outlast 18 gauge at 46. Gets me soft feel, enough power & spin as I can generate. Usual grip size is #2, especially with Yonex or Wilson racquets, but had to get a #3 on this, after playing with #2 initially.
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Great racquetVery maneuverable while still being able to hit through the ball.
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Incredible StridesMy game is more controlled and powerful at the same time. The balance of the racquet’s weight distribution adds to a cleaner and smother hit zone radius. Previous racquet was a pure drive Babolat and I’m very happy with the results.
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Good racquet, takes a little getting used toI demoed the racquet and liked it a lot. I was able to hit deep backhands with lots of spin and also able to hit some flat forehands with lot of power. The balance is head heavy and so it takes some getting used to, early preparation is key. But overall once you get used to it, it’s a great all-around racquet.
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LoveChanged from the Ezone to this T305. Love it. Tons of control because of the 18x20 string pattern and power!
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Good racquet after customizationDecent racquet that benefits from some weight on the handle to make it more head light. Although, a customized TF40 can do the same this racquet does.
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Solid Stick "Thank you!"I played tennis growing up then stopped to raise kids and so on, so I had stepped away from tennis. Coming back the past two years, I have been on the search for my main stick. (If my wife knew she would strangle me). This stick is very solid and connected. What you read about stability, powerful, spin... those are all very true. It's a very solid stick and doesn't take long to get used to the balance. The longer you play with it, the more you love it. I have tried the Gravity Pro, Speed Pro, RF97, VCore95 and so on, as they are "all great racquets." This racquet is the one I prefer the most. Well done Tecnifibre. Does it have the best feel out of them all? Probably not, but, the feel is addictive because the string bed is very consistent and you feel very connected to your shot. Thank you Tennis Warehouse! Always great delivery! Lynx Tour 17 Champagne at 50 in the mains, 48 in the crosses.
Power and stabilityRecently play tested this racquet after decades of playing Pro Staff's (Jack Kramer PS, 6.0 and most recently the PS97). Made the switch immediately. Love the large sweet spot, power and stability. Much more forgiveness and easier to play with than the PS97. This racquet has raised my game.
Dominate the courtAs an avid tennis player constantly seeking to elevate my game, I recently had the pleasure of testing the Tecnifibre TFight 305, and I must say, it exceeded all my expectations. From its sleek design to its exceptional performance, this racquet truly stands out as a game-changer on the court.
Let's start with the design. The TFight 305 boasts a sophisticated aesthetic that immediately catches the eye. Its matte black finish, accented with bold pops of color, exudes both style and confidence. The attention to detail in the design is evident, from the ergonomic handle that fits snugly in the hand to the strategically placed Tecnifibre branding that adds a touch of finesse.
But it's not just about looks; the TFight 305 delivers where it matters most – performance. From the baseline to the net, this racquet offers an impressive combination of power, control, and maneuverability. Thanks to its 18x19 string pattern and 98 square inch head size, I found myself effortlessly generating pace and spin on my groundstrokes, allowing me to dictate play and keep my opponents on the defensive.
What truly sets the TFight 305 apart is its remarkable stability and precision. Even on off-center hits, the racquet feels solid and responsive, minimizing vibration and providing a consistent feel. This level of control allowed me to place my shots with pinpoint accuracy, whether I was going for a delicate drop shot or a blistering winner down the line.
At the net, the TFight 305 continues to shine. Its maneuverability makes it easy to react quickly to fast-paced volleys, while its stability ensures a solid feel on touch shots and blocks. I felt confident and in control when closing out points at the net, knowing that the TFight 305 had my back every step of the way.
Additionally, the TFight 305's versatility shines through on serve. Its lively response off the string bed allows for easy access to power, while its control-oriented design ensures accuracy on placement. Whether I was going for a flat bomb or a well-placed kick serve, the TFight 305 delivered the goods with consistency and reliability.
In terms of comfort, the TFight 305 also impresses. Despite its solid and stable feel, the racquet remains arm-friendly, thanks to Tecnifibre's advanced materials and construction techniques. I experienced minimal discomfort even after hours of intense play, allowing me to focus solely on my game without any distractions.
Overall, the Tecnifibre TFight 305 is a true standout in the world of tennis racquets. With its winning combination of style, performance, and comfort, it's a must-have for players looking to take their game to the next level. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a weekend warrior, the TFight 305 is sure to elevate your performance and leave your opponents in awe.
Great racquetI recently switched to this frame after decades using mostly Wilson Pro Staff's (starting in the 80's with the 85 and most recently an RF97 strung with a gut hybrid at 57/53lbs). This racquet has it all; power, control, stability, plough through, maneuverability, and forgiveness. A no-brainer switch for me. Better results on court. Love it. Strung at 53lbs with Razor Code Soft in an 18 gauge. I'm a 60 year old 6 foot 180lb all court 4.0 +/-.
Best Racquet I have ever used in my life!!I've played tennis for over 20 years and this is the best racquet I have ever played with. I ordered 2 racquets and immediately ordered a 3rd after one hitting session. I will warn you that the racket is very light. The control and feel on this racket is top notch. I am not the cleanest of ball strikers so I love that the racquet is very forgiving. I mishit several balls that found their way into the court. This racquet adds weight to my shots without compromising control. The racquet gives me the ability to get easy depth on my shots without having to swing hard or muscle the ball. Prior to making the switch I was playing with the Head Speed racquet and this racket puts that one to shame.
Great FrameI have been using the frame for 5 months now, used it stock for 2 and loved it but always preferred heavier racquets so I put on a replacement leather grip.
Even in its stock form it’s great, the additional weight from the leather grip makes the racquet more manuevrable on serves and volley. The launch angle allows may shots to fall in that in the past with other frames would have flown long. The 18x19 sting pattern adds a lot more control than my previous 16x19 frame but still allows good spin generation.
Racquet has allowed me to improve my game, particularly backhand, serve and slice. Would recommend this racquet to any baseline or all-round player.
Best racquet on the marketIf you like to absolutely decimate the ball and play the best tennis of your life do not hesitate to buy this racquet. This racquet enables you to bomb flat serves like there’s no tomorrow. The unique spec makes it difficult to pick up at first, but once you are familiar with it your groundstrokes will land with pinpoint accuracy and pace. Anyone who enjoys watching their opponent scramble for dear life should seriously consider purchasing the Tfight ISO 305!
Strung with Razor Code 16/ 55lbs
Versatile and SeamlessThis racquet is a proper update to the RS model. For one, this is by far the cleanest racquet Tecnifibre has released to date. It just looks amazing.
In terms of playability, there is nothing this racquet can't do. (I've added 4g of lead at 3 and 9 on the racquet and substituted a leather grip for a normal one). This racquet hits like a truck from the baseline. If you can get it around fast enough, it punches just about every single ball back. Great spin potential, easy to flatten out shots, slices bite like crazy. Volleys are superb with the added weight, I always feel like I can put minimal effort into volleys and get great punch. Serving with it is equally as good. I've been stringing head lynx 17g 52M 50C, and have had no arm issues, and experience great feedback on every single stroke. Well done Tecnifibre with this one. Easily one of the best racquets on the market right now.
Extremely SuprisingI've been looking for a racquet that feels like what I played with in college (but more arm friendly), and this frame nails a nostalgic feel and power level with improved feel, touch and, stability even.
One of the few frame I've not needed to add weight to for plow through or stability. Definitely takes some getting used to, but the balance makes for a completely unique spec.
Really makes you hit with proper form, and think about what you're trying to do on your stroke. I ended up gripping a size down to get a little more accessibility to creativity.
The racquet you needYou might not think this racquet is for you after an hour or so of hitting, but the longer you hit with it the more you realize what a friend it is to your game. The heavy swing weight may be off-putting at first, but you get used to it. This is actually what really makes the racquet shine in my mind—stable, controlled, and awesome power if you swing through the ball correctly. Once you get the racquet going it flies through the air very quickly, which allows for more spin despite the tighter string pattern. I feel very confident and “safe” with this racquet when hitting against powerful opponents. Would recommend for a variety of play styles from strong intermediate to advanced. Shines at both ground strokes and volleys. Also a killer approach shot weapon. I played with the previous version and found it to be a bit stiff for my arm, but this version is more comfortable. I am 44 years old, 6'4”, 215 lbs.
Great Racquet This is by far a fantastic all around racquet. It plows through great on groundstrokes, has stability on volleys and is dependable with serving. The weight is great, not heavy but still enough plow. Overall, very happy with this racquet.
Sublime!Sensational stick, quality feels epic. Will be my new choice, coming from Speed Pro and Radical Pro 2021.
Perfect racquetAmazing racquet! Control, serve, volley, returns. I strung with Razor Code @ 52lbs and the 2nd racquet @ 42lbs. Still deciding on the tension. Better than Blade, Pro Staff, Head Gravity. It's a must try it.
Amazingly strange and amazingly greatIn short, the new TFight is both an extremely strange and an extremely great racquet. Balance definitely threw me. Even-balanced player's frames aren't really a thing but here this is.
Nutty on flat two-handers, hits a ton of spin (previous main is the Dunlop SX 300 Tour) super forgiving, stable, powerful and precise. Only shots where it's a little tricky to adjust are serves and volleys. On serves, the balance makes timing different. But it's still good. Doesn't crush the ball like some sticks but it's good. On volleys, you do feel the lack of static weight. It's really maneuverable but you have to be sure to really move through the ball or it'll come off a bit soft.
But it's mostly just great. Feel is amazing as well, especially for the weight. It's real comfortable but not muted--just clean. Top tier feel (and this is coming from someone who has played with all the other modern great-feeling sticks--Blade Pro, Ultra Tour, Gravity Pro, ZUS 100 70RA, Dunlop CX200 etc.).
I've tried the previous versions and this one has little in common with them in practice. It's more stable, comfortable, spin-friendly and powerful. Previous ones were good but not this good.
Background: Tall and strong 4.5-5.0 singles and dubs tourney player who has tried everything and owns way too many frames who has hopefully just found a stick to marry for the foreseeable future.
ISO!!Coming off a Donnay, tried my brother's TFIGHT ISO 305 and what a play test. Power, feel, solidity in one package! Extremely solid on serve and volley. 18x19 keeps the ball in!! Generates pace easily and even difficult heavy shots I can block back with interest!! Must try! Now my racquet of choice!!
Good racquet for intermediate playersI'm 31 years old at level about 3.5. The TFight 305 is a good racquet for intermediate players. Blend of precision, power and spin in every single shot. I got confidence by using this racquet. A bit head heavy configuration generates mass of power which is good for serve and baseline hitting. I suggest if you are an aggressive player you need this racquet as your weapon to dominate your game.
