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Tecnifibre tennis rackets

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Tecnifibre tennis rackets from their four ranges: the TF-40 for feel and control, the T-Fight for playing it all, the Fire for power, and the Tempo, designed for female players. Also, the T-Fight Team for getting started and the junior rackets. First choose the range based on your playing style, and then the model based on the weight and head size, as these are what make the difference.

Tecnifibre ranges: which one is right for you

This is what each Tecnifibre range offers and who it is for:

Range Who it is for How it plays
TF-40 Those who generate their own power and want feel and precision Control and feel: Tecnifibre's thinnest profile and foam-filled frame. You can find it below
Tecnifibre T-Fight All-court players who compete and generate arm speed The all-rounder: a balance of power and control, leaning towards control. Firm feel and very quick to move
Tecnifibre Fire Baseline players who want power and spin without having to hit harder Easy power, spin and a good serve: thick profile and stiff frame, with a system that dampens vibration. Lacks feel
Tecnifibre Tempo Female players, from beginners to competitors The range Tecnifibre designs for women: large heads and, except for the Tour, one centimeter shorter
T-Fight Team, in the T-Fight Beginners or occasional players Tecnifibre's entry-level range: comes prestrung, with a 102 or 105 square inch head

To choose, look at the frame profile. From thinnest to thickest: TF-40, T-Fight and Fire. The TF-40 offers feel and control, the Fire provides power and the T-Fight is in between. The difference you feel in your hand is due to the profile and, in the TF-40, the foam.

The level is determined by the model, not the range. Within the T-Fight, Fire and Tempo, the weight and head size range from an adult's first racket to a competition racket.

The Fire takes over from the TF-X1 as Tecnifibre's power range: the remaining TF-X1 V2s, the previous generation, can be found in the Tecnifibre Fire collection.

And if you follow the professionals: the T-Fight is the range of Daniil Medvedev and Iga Swiatek; the Fire, that of Corentin Moutet, Sloane Stephens and Rodrigo Mendez; and the TF-40, that of Reilly Opelka and Arthur Rinderknech.

How the adjacent ranges differ

  • T-Fight or TF-40. Both are for good-level players, and the difference is the feel. The T-Fight has a profile of around 23 mm, a 98 or 100 square inch head and a firm, direct feel: it works for the whole court if you generate the arm speed. The TF-40 is thinner, all 98s and foam-filled: more feel, more precision and a more forgiving frame, with little inherent power.
  • Fire or T-Fight. Same head and same weight, but opposite character. The Fire has a profile of 24.5 to 25 mm and is stiffer: it gives you power, spin and serve. The T-Fight offers more feel and control, and you generate the power. Choose the Fire if you want the racket to provide the power, and the T-Fight if you already hit hard and want precision.
  • Tempo or lightweight T-Fight. They weigh around the same: the Tempo, from 255 to 285 g, and the T-Fight 255, 270 and 285. The Tempo has a larger head, 102 square inches, and except for the Tour, one centimeter less in length. The female player who hits hard and wants 98 square inches or 300 g should look at the T-Fight 300S or the Fire.

The TF-40, Tecnifibre's feel range

The TF-40 is Tecnifibre's control and feel range, defined by "supreme precision". It does not have its own collection: you can find the TF-40s here.

  • Tecnifibre's thinnest profile, 21.7 mm compared to the T-Fight's 23 and the Fire's 24.5 to 25, with a frame section designed to flex on impact.
  • Foam-filled frame, to provide more stability and absorb impact, according to Tecnifibre.
  • All 98 square inches. The number is the weight, and 16M or 18M, the pattern: 16×19 or 18×20. The 290 is the most manageable TF-40.

It is for the player who generates their own power and wants feel and precision. Tecnifibre offers it for good-level competitors and regular players.

It is similar to the Wilson Blade 98 and the Babolat Pure Strike 98, control rackets: compared to the Blade, the TF-40 feels more solid, and compared to the Pure Strike, more comfortable and less powerful.

How to read a Tecnifibre racket name

A Tecnifibre name is read in three parts:

T-Fight   300            S
range      weight in g      98 in² head
Part What it means
The number The weight in grams: T-Fight 300, Fire 285, TF-40 305
S 98 square inch head (630 cm²). Without the S, 100 (645 cm²). T-Fight 300S, Fire 305S
OS The largest head in its range: 110 inches in the Fire 260 OS, and 105 in the T-Fight Team OS and the Tempo OS
L The lightweight version: T-Fight Team L, Tempo L
Tour and Team, in the Tempo From 2026, the Tempo uses names instead of weight: Tour, Team, L and OS
16M and 18M The TF-40 pattern: 16×19 and 18×20
V2, V3 The family generation: TF-40 V3, Tempo V2, TF-X1 V2. The T-Fight and junior rackets show the year, and the Fire shows nothing, because it is the first
Isoflex It is a technology, not a range. It gave its name to the previous T-Fight, the T-Fight Isoflex

A 300 and a 300S are not the same racket, although they weigh the same: the 98 is easier to control and the 100 gives more spin and is more forgiving. Always compare within the same range.

Tecnifibre rackets for children

Tecnifibre has three junior families:

  • Level Up, the beginner range: aluminum, thin handle and vibration dampener included, from 17 to 25 inches. You can find it here.
  • Tempo Iga, the girls' range, designed with Iga Swiatek: aluminum for beginners and graphite in the 24 and 26. It is in the Tecnifibre Tempo collection.
  • Junior T-Fight: the Tour Jr and the Team Jr, graphite, for the child who already competes, and the Club, aluminum, for beginners. They are in the Tecnifibre T-Fight collection.

In junior, you do not choose by level, you choose by the child's height, and that is the length in inches. The length-by-height chart is in tennis rackets.

And to complete

A Tecnifibre is played with tennis balls, held with tennis overgrips and strung with tennis strings. To carry it, tennis racket bags.

If you compare brands, you have the Head tennis rackets, the Wilson tennis rackets and the Yonex tennis rackets, or all of them in tennis racket brands.

Unsure between two ranges? Write to us and we will tell you which one fits your game.

Guide updated in November 2026.

Tecnifibre tennis rackets FAQs

¿Qué significa la S en una raqueta Tecnifibre?

Que la cabeza es de 98 pulgadas cuadradas, 630 cm². Sin la S, es de 100, 645 cm². Por eso la T-Fight 300 y la 300S pesan lo mismo y no son la misma raqueta: la de 98 se controla mejor y la de 100 perdona más.

¿Qué diferencia hay entre la Tecnifibre T-Fight y la Fire?

Tienen la misma cabeza y el mismo peso, y un carácter opuesto. La Fire tiene el perfil más grueso y es más rígida: pone ella la potencia, con efecto fácil y buen saque. La T-Fight da más tacto y control, y la potencia la pones tú.

¿Qué raqueta Tecnifibre es mejor para empezar?

La T-Fight Team, que Tecnifibre hace para quien empieza o juega de vez en cuando: viene encordada y con cabeza de 102 o 105 pulgadas cuadradas. Si eres jugadora, la Tempo OS o la Tempo L. Y en las demás gamas, los modelos de 255 g.

¿Tecnifibre tiene raquetas de tenis para mujer?

Sí, la Tempo, que Tecnifibre diseña para jugadoras, de la que empieza a la que compite: cabezas de 102 y 105 pulgadas cuadradas y, salvo la Tour, un centímetro menos de largo. Para niñas tiene la Tempo Iga, de 19 a 26 pulgadas.