- Price: $259
- Head Size: 98 sq. in.
- Length: 27 in.
- Weight: 11.4 oz.
- Balance: 6 pts. HL
- Swingweight: 323
- RA Rating: 63
- Beam Width: 22.5 mm
- String Pattern: 18x19
What’s New
The layup on the T-Fight 305S has been altered to redistribute the frame’s weight. Mass has been moved from both the handle and top of the hoop and pushed toward the throat of the racquet. This creates a more head-light balance and lowers the frame’s swingweight for smoother handling and increased swing speed. The RS Section beam—a combination of a round and square shape—has been made 4% larger for increased stiffness. This makes the racquet sturdier and transmits more energy into the ball.
What Works
Of the 2025 racquet releases, the new T-Fight 305S is definitely one of the buzziest. Search around social media and influencers to touring pros are lauding the superior playability of this update. You might think that Tecnifibre discovered an innovative technology or space age material to earn such praise, but the improvement is a result of good old-fashioned horse sense.
Looking at the trends in the pro locker room over the past several years, the brand recognized that the weights and swingweights of player racquets have been steadily decreasing. With ball speeds on the rise, players have less time to react and need racquets that are both agile and powerful.
The setup of the previous TF 305 made it more of a deliberate slugger. It had a high 330s swingweight which provided top-end stability and plow-through power, but could be a bear to swing. The lack of maneuverability challenged users and limited it to a niche audience.
It’s replacement is more in the direction that most of the modern player frames are headed. It still produces good power, only now it relies on more racquet head acceleration in the equation to produce it. The static weight remains the same, but it has a more head-light balance and lower swingweight making it easier to handle and quicker through the strike zone.