Redesigned with extra dampening along with a more powerful beam construction, the TFight 300 RS is a great option for the intermediate player who wants a light and speedy player's racquet. It should also work well for the more advanced player who craves easy acceleration. In addition to delivering the higher control levels endemic to the TFight series, this stick packs enough power and spin for aggressive shot making. For 2020, Tecnifibre updates this racquet's beam with an innovative RS Section, which utilizes a 5-sided R shape to keep the frame more stable through impact. The upshot is greater energy transfer to the ball resulting in a slight boost in power over the prior generation. In addition to reinforcing the yolk area where the shaft and head meet, the TFight300 RS benefits from Foam injections, resulting in a more solid and dampened feel. Like the previous generation, this update has Xtreme Touch Construction (for stability) and Dynacore HD (for a softer feel at impact). From the baseline power and spin come surprisingly easy, and the 66RA flex point delivers a slightly more arm-friendly feel than the previous model. With its sub-320 RDC swingweight, intermediates should have no problem hitting groundstrokes on the run. The TFight 300 RS also shines at net where the quick handling and solid feel make for user-friendly volleying. All in all, this is a great option for the intermediate player who wants a user-friendly all-court weapon with enough power to control the action.
Redesigned with extra dampening along with a more powerful beam construction, the TFight 300 RS is a great option for the intermediate player who wants a light and speedy player's racquet. It should also work well for the more advanced player who craves easy acceleration. In addition to delivering the higher control levels endemic to the TFight series, this stick packs enough power and spin for aggressive shot making. For 2020, Tecnifibre updates this racquet's beam with an innovative RS Section, which utilizes a 5-sided R shape to keep the frame more stable through impact. The upshot is greater energy transfer to the ball resulting in a slight boost in power over the prior generation. In addition to reinforcing the yolk area where the shaft and head meet, the TFight300 RS benefits from Foam injections, resulting in a more solid and dampened feel. Like the previous generation, this update has Xtreme Touch Construction (for stability) and Dynacore HD (for a softer feel at impact). From the baseline power and spin come surprisingly easy, and the 66RA flex point delivers a slightly more arm-friendly feel than the previous model. With its sub-320 RDC swingweight, intermediates should have no problem hitting groundstrokes on the run. The TFight 300 RS also shines at net where the quick handling and solid feel make for user-friendly volleying. All in all, this is a great option for the intermediate player who wants a user-friendly all-court weapon with enough power to control the action.
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last seen 26 Jan 2026
The lowest price we last saw for Tecnifibre Tfight Rs 300 Tennis Racket Tfrft02 Select G3 was $554.28 (last seen 26 Jan 2026). Prices may have changed since.
Prices last updated 26 Jan 2026.
Tecnifibre Tfight Rs 300 Tennis Racket Tfrft02 Select G3
Redesigned with extra dampening along with a more powerful beam construction, the TFight 300 RS is a great option for the intermediate player who wants a light and speedy player's racquet. It should also work well for the more advanced player who craves easy acceleration. In addition to delivering the higher control levels endemic to the TFight series, this stick packs enough power and spin for aggressive shot making. For 2020, Tecnifibre updates this racquet's beam with an innovative RS Section, which utilizes a 5-sided R shape to keep the frame more stable through impact. The upshot is greater energy transfer to the ball resulting in a slight boost in power over the prior generation. In addition to reinforcing the yolk area where the shaft and head meet, the TFight300 RS benefits from Foam injections, resulting in a more solid and dampened feel. Like the previous generation, this update has Xtreme Touch Construction (for stability) and Dynacore HD (for a softer feel at impact). From the baseline power and spin come surprisingly easy, and the 66RA flex point delivers a slightly more arm-friendly feel than the previous model. With its sub-320 RDC swingweight, intermediates should have no problem hitting groundstrokes on the run. The TFight 300 RS also shines at net where the quick handling and solid feel make for user-friendly volleying. All in all, this is a great option for the intermediate player who wants a user-friendly all-court weapon with enough power to control the action.
Redesigned with extra dampening along with a more powerful beam construction, the TFight 300 RS is a great option for the intermediate player who wants a light and speedy player's racquet. It should also work well for the more advanced player who craves easy acceleration. In addition to delivering the higher control levels endemic to the TFight series, this stick packs enough power and spin for aggressive shot making. For 2020, Tecnifibre updates this racquet's beam with an innovative RS Section, which utilizes a 5-sided R shape to keep the frame more stable through impact. The upshot is greater energy transfer to the ball resulting in a slight boost in power over the prior generation. In addition to reinforcing the yolk area where the shaft and head meet, the TFight300 RS benefits from Foam injections, resulting in a more solid and dampened feel. Like the previous generation, this update has Xtreme Touch Construction (for stability) and Dynacore HD (for a softer feel at impact). From the baseline power and spin come surprisingly easy, and the 66RA flex point delivers a slightly more arm-friendly feel than the previous model. With its sub-320 RDC swingweight, intermediates should have no problem hitting groundstrokes on the run. The TFight 300 RS also shines at net where the quick handling and solid feel make for user-friendly volleying. All in all, this is a great option for the intermediate player who wants a user-friendly all-court weapon with enough power to control the action.
Last updated at 26/01/2026 07:40:48
