Reengineered for speed
Endorsed by Daniil Medvedev, the TFIGHT 305S gets updated with a faster feel while continuing to deliver outstanding command over the ball. Like the previous version, this racquet combines a control-oriented 98in² head with the accuracy of an 18 main string pattern. Newly updated with a more head light balance, this version of the 305S is noticeably faster than its predecessor. The upshot is a far more user-friendly racquet, one that offers spin-friendly acceleration from the baseline and much quicker handling at net. In addition to a welcomed boost in speed, Tecnifibre reinforces the RS Section Beam to provide a more powerful response. Under the hood, this stick is packed with foam, giving it a wonderfully solid and plush feel at impact. Other technologies include Tecnifibre's ISOFLEX System, which creates a more uniform feel across the string bed, reducing shock and power loss on off-center hits. Ultimately, this impressive update checks all the right boxes. In addition to offering surgical targeting and enough pop to close out points, the boost in speed makes this one hard to put down.
Specifications
| Head Size: 98 in² / 632.26 cm² | ||||
| Length: 27in / 68.58cm | ||||
| Strung Weight: 11.3oz / 320g | ||||
| Balance: 12.79in / 32.49cm / 6 pts HL | ||||
| Swingweight: 324 | ||||
| Stiffness: 63 | ||||
| Beam Width: 22.5mm / 22.5mm / 22.5mm | ||||
| Composition: Graphite | ||||
| Power Level: Low-Medium | ||||
| Stroke Style: Medium-Full | ||||
| Swing Speed: Medium-Fast | ||||
| Racquet Colors: White | ||||
| Grip Type: Tecnifibre X-Tra Feel | ||||
String Pattern:
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| String Tension: 49-55 pounds |
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Easy to Groove WithAlright, so I finally got my hands on the 2025 Technifibre TFight 305s, and let me tell you, this racquet is a vibe. I've been playing with it for a couple of weeks now, and it's quickly become my go-to stick. If you're like me—someone who's not trying to go pro but still takes their tennis seriously—this racquet might just be what you're looking for.
First off, the feel of this thing is *chef's kiss*. It's got that perfect balance of control and power, which is great because I'm not out here trying to blast winners every shot (let's be real, my consistency isn't *that* good). The 305s lets me swing out without feeling like I'm losing control, and when I do connect cleanly, it's like the racket does half the work for me. The sweet spot is generous, which is a lifesaver on those days when my timing is a little off (read: most days).
What really stands out to me is how maneuverable it is. At 305 grams, it's not too heavy, so I can whip it around on volleys and quick exchanges at the net. But it's also solid enough that it doesn't get pushed around when I'm dealing with heavier shots. It's like the Goldilocks of racquets—not too light, not too heavy, just right.
The spin? Oh, the spin is *chef's kiss again*. I've been able to kick my serves up higher and really dig into my groundstrokes to get that extra bite. It's not a pure spin monster like some of those super open-string-pattern racquets, but it gives me enough to work with to keep my opponents guessing. And let's be honest, when you're a casual player like me, anything that makes you look like you know what you're doing is a win.
One thing I will say is that if you're someone who needs a ton of free power, this might not be the racquet for you. It's more of a “you get out what you put in” kind of deal, which I actually like because it forces me to focus on my technique. But if you're just starting out or prefer a racquet that does all the heavy lifting, you might want to demo something else.
As for the looks, the 2025 model is sleek as heck. The paint job is clean and modern without being too flashy—it's got that understated confidence vibe. I've already gotten a couple of compliments on it, so bonus points for style.
Overall, the Technifibre TFight 305s is a solid choice for players who want a racquet that's versatile, reliable, and just fun to play with. It's not going to magically turn you into Rafa, but it'll definitely help you level up your game. If you're in the market for a new racquet, give this one a try. You might just fall in love with it like I did.
Racquet of The YearOh man, this stick is so so so good! It's rock solid despite its weight and specs. I can't put my finger to it, but there's just something special about this racquet. It's so versatile, from groundies, to serves, to the net game. Also, the return of serve is just wicked good. I can block it back, take a full swing, take it on the rise, you name it, it's got it up its sleeve. Loving the hitting sessions so far. Looking to see if it needs customizations or not. Highly recommended for 5.0+ players!
Amazing RacquetThe Tecnifibre TFight 305 2025 is a fantastic racquet for players who want control and precision without sacrificing too much power. The 18x19 string pattern keeps things tight and accurate, making it great for aggressive baseliners who like to place their shots. Groundstrokes feel solid and consistent, with enough spin to keep rallies deep. At the net, it’s quick and stable, making volleys crisp and easy to control. Serving is a highlight—good power on first serves and plenty of precision for spin-heavy seconds. The racquet is also super comfortable, with no arm discomfort even after long sessions. It’s well-balanced, maneuverable, and just a joy to play with. If you’re an intermediate or advanced player looking for a control-oriented frame, this one’s a winner.
Good racquet bad QCI’ve been playing some of my best tennis but still need to figure out optimal string setup with the 305s. Be forewarned, I bought two unmatched racquets. One was spot on 305 grams unstrung with 292 SW, the other is somehow 303 grams with 296 SW. If you’re going to buy more than one, use a match service…
Good racquet but quality control isn’tI tried 1 st racquet and loved it. It had very good directional control and 327 SW with fully loaded. So I bought another one but the SW on 2nd racquet is 336 with everything on it. So disappointed. You never know what spec you’ll get. If you’re lucky, you will get similar spec racquets since I need at least 3 to transition into this Tfight 305S.
All Around GOAT RacquetThe Tecnifibre TFight 305s 2025 is an exceptional racquet that delivers a perfect balance of power, control, and maneuverability, making it an excellent choice for intermediate to advanced players. From the moment I picked it up, I was impressed by its sleek, modern design and comfortable grip, which provided great feedback and confidence during play.
The 334-gram strung weight (customized) and 18x19 string pattern offer a controlled, precise response, ideal for players who like to dictate points with accuracy. Groundstrokes felt solid and consistent, with enough spin potential to keep shots deep and heavy, even with the tighter string pattern. The racquet’s stability and balance made it easy to handle pace, whether I was returning big serves or trading aggressive baseline rallies.
At the net, the TFight 305s 2025 excelled with its quick maneuverability and stability. Volleys were crisp and accurate, allowing me to place the ball exactly where I wanted. The racquet’s slightly head-light balance also made it easy to react during fast exchanges, giving me confidence in both defensive and offensive situations. However, with my specific setup, I opted to customize it to more of a 33cm balance.
Serving was another strong suit. The racquet’s weight distribution allowed me to generate good racquet head speed, resulting in powerful first serves and controlled second serves with enough spin to keep opponents guessing. I particularly appreciated the precision it offered on slice and kick serves, helping me target corners effectively.
Comfort is another highlight. Despite its stiffer frame, the TFight 305s 2025 feels plush on impact, thanks to Tecnifibre’s excellent dampening technology. I experienced no arm discomfort, even during extended hitting sessions, which is a big plus for players with arm sensitivity.
In conclusion, the Tecnifibre TFight 305s 2025 is a versatile, high-performance racquet that caters to aggressive baseliners and all-court players alike. Its blend of control, stability, and comfort makes it a reliable weapon for competitive play. Highly recommended for players looking to elevate their game with a precision-oriented frame.
Strung it with Head Hawk Touch and it plays like a dream!
Incredible RacquetThe racquet is perfect. I never hit with a Tecnifibre before but this 305s really impressed me. Super stable and comfort, great power and control, even the spin is decent if you can generate enough racquet head speed. Definitely will be one of the best racquets of the year. Good job Tecnifibre!
2025 Racquet of The YearAll I can say is wow, wow, wow, oh my, my, my... what a beast!
One of the best racquets of 2025Cold tested Karue’s racquet right before he went to customize and switch for them.
And the racquet is amazing, complete all boxes. Much more power than I expected and the control, feel, stability of this 305 gram and 18x19 frame is already the top ones of 2025 for sure!
Checks every single box!I have hit with so many racquets over the years, but this is the best I have hit with in a very long time and maybe in forever. The accuracy is pinpoint, balance is perfect and it swings quick, but not too quick. It's stable against bigger hitters and puts more spin on it than you'd think for an 18x19. There is nothing that I can think of that this racquet doesn't do well and it excels in so many categories. And if you have any arm/elbow issues like I have had before this won't hurt you. TF has set the bar very high and this should be on your short list.
Insane. Too good to be true?Just an absurdly good racquet in every way. The feel is out of this world and this one is so much more usable than the previous gen. An absolute classic IMO. Try it
