Tecnifibre Junior Tennis Racquet TFight Team 24 (2026)

The Tecnifibre TFight Team 24 is a 24-inch junior racquet weighing 240 g, built for players around 7 to 9 years, roughly 130 to 140 cm tall. The construction is what separates it from a starter frame: a graphite composite core for a clean, predictable response, with aluminium through the head so it survives the scrapes and clipped net posts that come with learning.

TFight is Tecnifibre's control range, and the junior frames carry the same look as the senior models. That matters more to a seven-year-old than most adults expect. At 102 sq in with a 16 x 19 pattern it is a genuine rehearsal for an adult racquet, not a toy with a brand on it.

• 102 sq in head (660 cm2) with a 16 x 19 string pattern.
• 240 g unstrung, light enough for a junior to swing through the ball instead of dragging the racquet behind it.
• 24-inch junior length (24 in / 61 cm), the size most 7 to 9 year olds are playing.
• Graphite composite core with aluminium through the head, built to take knocks.
• Supplied strung and ready to play; recommended tension 44 - 50 lbs (20 - 23 kg).
• 2026 model from the Tecnifibre TFight Junior range.

What age is the Tecnifibre TFight Team 24 suitable for?

It suits juniors around 7 to 9 years, roughly 130 to 140 cm tall. Height matters more than age. Stand the racquet on the ground next to your child: if the handle reaches about to their wrist, the length is right.

Does it come strung?

Yes. It arrives factory strung and ready to play. Recommended tension is 44 to 50 lbs (20 to 23 kg), and we can restring it in store when it goes soft.

How is the TFight Team different from the Tempo Iga juniors?

Both are good frames. The TFight Team uses a graphite composite core with aluminium in the head, so it feels a little firmer and more controlled. The smaller Tempo Iga juniors are aluminium, and they are the ones kids pick for the Iga Swiatek colours.

When should my child move up a size?

When they are near the top of the height range and swinging this one easily. Next is the 25-inch, then the 26-inch. Most juniors move to a 27-inch adult frame around 11 to 12 years, once they are comfortably above 150 cm.