The Tecnifibre TFight 300S is a 98 square inch control racquet that weighs 300 grams, which makes it one of the quickest serious control frames we sell. This review tells you who it suits, what separates it from the TFight 305S and the older TFight 300, how it compares with the Wilson Blade 98 and the Babolat Pure Strike 98, and how we string it. You can see the TFight 300S on our product page at any time, with today's price.
Facts at a glance
- Model: Tecnifibre TFight 300S, 2024 model year.
- Price at Sturdy Racquets: $313.95, sold unstrung.
- Unstrung weight 300 grams, strung weight about 318 grams, swing weight about 320 to 325.
- Head size 98 square inches, 16 by 19 string pattern, 22.5 millimetre beam, 6 points head light, stiffness about 64 RA, length 27 inches.
- Recommended tension 48 to 55 pounds, which is 22 to 25 kilograms.
- Best for strong intermediate and advanced players who want control with a quicker swing than a 305 gram frame.
- Rated 4.3 out of 5 across 57 customer reviews on our site.
- Grip sizes and availability are on the product page. Stringing from $19.95 with the racquet, usually ready the next day.
The short answer
Buy the TFight 300S if you want a 98 square inch control racquet that is a little lighter and quicker than the usual 305 gram frames. It costs $313.95 unstrung, which is less than its Wilson, Babolat and Yonex rivals. If you hit flat and want maximum control, the 305S is the better TFight. If you want a softer feel, the Wilson Blade 98 v10 is the one to compare it with.
Price $313.95, sold unstrung. Grip sizes and availability are on the product page. Stringing from $19.95 when you buy the racquet from us, usually ready the next day.
See the Tecnifibre TFight 300S on our product pageWho it suits, and who should skip it
Good for you if
- You are a strong intermediate or advanced player who wants control without a heavy racquet.
- You hit with topspin. The 16x19 pattern and 98 head give good spin for a control frame.
- You play a lot of doubles. At 300 grams and 6 points head light it is quick at the net.
- You like a crisp, direct feel rather than a soft one.
- You want a 98 square inch frame under $320. It is $313.95.
Skip it if
- You are a beginner. A 98 square inch head punishes late contact.
- You hit flat and hard and want the densest control. The 305S with its 18x19 pattern is the better fit.
- You want a flexible, plush feel. The Blade 98 v10 at about 61 RA is softer.
- You want free power. The TFight gives back what you put in.
How it plays
From the baseline. It is a control frame first. The 98 square inch head keeps the ball where you aim it, and the 16x19 pattern gives enough spin to swing freely. The 300 gram weight means you can take a full cut without the racquet feeling slow.
Feel. At about 64 RA it is a little firmer than a Blade and a little softer than a Pure Strike. The response is clean and direct, with less of the flex you feel on a Wilson.
At the net. This is where the lighter weight pays off. It is quick to position and the head light balance makes volleys easy.
Against pace. Five grams lighter than a 305 gram frame is a small difference, but very hard hitters may want the extra mass of the 305S.
Specifications
TFight 300S or 305S
This is the comparison most people are making. The two racquets share the same head size, beam and stiffness. The 305S adds 5 grams and swaps the string pattern.
| TFight 300S | TFight 305S | |
|---|---|---|
| Unstrung weight | 300 g | 305 g |
| Swing weight | about 320 to 325 | about 325 |
| Balance | 6 points head light | 7 points head light |
| String pattern | 16 x 19 | 18 x 19 |
| Head size | 98 square inches | 98 square inches |
| Stiffness | about 64 RA | about 64 RA |
| Our control rating | 9 | 9.5 |
| Our spin rating | 8.5 | 8 |
| Our power rating | 7.5 | 7 |
| Rating on our site | 4.3 (57 reviews) | 4.5 (16 reviews) |
| Our price | $313.95 | $379.95 |
Choose the 300S for spin, a quicker swing and the lower price. Choose the 305S if you hit flat, want the ball to come off low and predictable, and do not mind a slightly heavier swing.
TFight 300S or the older TFight 300
The TFight 300 without the S is the previous Isoflex generation. It is still a good racquet, and we still have it, but it is a different frame.
| TFight 300S (current) | TFight 300 (Isoflex) | |
|---|---|---|
| Head size | 98 square inches | 100 square inches |
| Unstrung weight | 300 g | 300 g |
| Balance | 6 points head light | 4 points head light |
| Stiffness | about 64 RA | about 66 RA |
| Swing weight | about 320 to 325 | about 320 |
| Model year | 2024 | 2023 |
| Sold | Unstrung | Strung |
| Rating on our site | 4.3 (57 reviews) | 4.3 (14 reviews) |
| Our price | $313.95 | $389.95 |
The current 300S has the smaller 98 head and is the more precise racquet. The older TFight 300 has a 100 square inch head, which is a little more forgiving. Most players looking at the TFight today should buy the 300S.
How it compares with the Blade 98 and the Pure Strike 98
The TFight 300S competes with the two best known 98 square inch control racquets, the Wilson Blade 98 v10 and the Babolat Pure Strike 98. Here they are side by side.
| TFight 300S | Blade 98 v10 | Pure Strike 98 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unstrung weight | 300 g | 305 g | 305 g |
| Balance | 6 pts head light | Even | 4 pts head light |
| Stiffness | about 64 RA | about 61 RA | not listed |
| String pattern | 16 x 19 | 16 x 19 | 16 x 19 |
| Our control rating | 9 | 9 | 9.2 |
| Our spin rating | 8.5 | 9 | 7.5 |
| Our price | $313.95 | $419.99 | $359.95 |
The TFight is the lightest and the cheapest of the three, and it is the quickest to swing. The Blade is the softest and gives the most feel; we have a full Blade 98 v10 review. The Pure Strike is the firmest and flattest. If you are not sure, the TFight 300S is the easiest of the three to live with.
How we string it
The TFight 300S is sold unstrung. When you buy the racquet from us, stringing is added at the discounted prices below and it is usually ready the next day.
Most players: Ultra Premium, $49.95 with the racquet. Solinco Hyper-G, Babolat RPM Blast or Luxilon ALU Power at 50 to 52 pounds. Spin and control, which is what the frame is for.
Sore arm or longer rallies: Premium, $39.95 with the racquet. Tecnifibre Multifeel, or a soft polyester such as Babolat RPM Team, at 48 to 50 pounds.
Maximum control: Ultimate Performance, $59.95 with the racquet. Tecnifibre Razor Soft or Diadem Pro X in a hybrid at 52 to 54 pounds.
Your own string: $15.95 labour when you buy the racquet from us.
All four packages are explained on our racquet stringing page.
Try it before you buy
We have demo racquets at the Brooklyn shop so you can hit with a frame before you commit. See the demo racquets we have available, or come in and ask.
Questions players ask
Our verdict
The TFight 300S is the control racquet for players who do not want a heavy racquet. It gives you a 98 square inch head, a clean, direct feel and good spin at 300 grams and $313.95, which is less than its Wilson and Babolat rivals. Buy it if you want control with a quick swing. Buy the 305S if you hit flat and want more mass.
Price $313.95, sold unstrung. Grip sizes and availability are on the product page. Stringing from $19.95 when you buy the racquet from us, usually ready the next day.
Buy the Tecnifibre TFight 300SMore on the whole range in our Tecnifibre TFight series guide.
Sources: specifications are the manufacturer's published figures as listed on our product pages. Playability ratings, prices and stringing prices are Sturdy Racquets' own, correct on 13 October 2026. Availability changes daily and is shown on the product page. Customer ratings are collected on our site.
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