@@dandan.tennis I agree! It is great for my slice backhand. Also, the foam filled feeling is really nice and I have never had any arm pain with this frame.
when i tested the racquet for me it was unique because it was the racquet i enjoyed the most to play with.the problem was it is a bit heavy for my shoulder and sometimes u miss because lack of spin.i am looking to find one to tested it more.
@@agradina i totally understand what you are saying. It is such a cool, unique racquet. It fills the gap between a blade and speed pro for me. And I have the same , coming from a heavier, more headlight racquet as my main it is quite challenging to shift. I figured out it plays best in stock form for me and I tried all the possible setups 😅 but im not sure that i want to play it with such balance point. Adding weight to the handle made the frame feel a bit disconnected and less stable. At least in my case. Tecnifibre are maybe not the best when it comes to quality control however most of the time I was lucky with the specs. TF40 315 are often a bit under and tfight 305 and Iga tempo are a bit above the listed specs (but pretty much within 3 grams)
I liked this racket during rallies, but it was slow through the air on serves which led to a lot of doublefaults. I added leather grip and 10 grams of led to the handle which made it way more headlight and now it's my go to racket. I use it with Solinco Confidential 1.20mm at 22kg mains 23kg crosses. Now it seems to tick all the boxes - good control, good feel, good stability, ok maneuvrability.
Extreme moves. I tried everything with my tfight and the more mass I added to the handle the less stable it felt while still feeling pretty much heavy. So I think I like it the most in stock form to at least keep the static weight as low as possible OR…Just with leather grip. If you want something faster and easier to play with maybe Percept 100D or Prestige MP could be your next stop :) i like those racquets as well !
@@dandan.tennis interesting suggestion. Regarding Prestige MP strung balance is 3pts HL, so I am afraid it will also be pretty slow through the air on my serve. I had my eyes on Percept 100D, a lot of people are mentioning that racket, I think MTHQ is using it for his return to Pro Tour. However with 318 swingweight and 23mm beam thickness and 100sq inch head I am afraid it will be a bit unstable on harder returns and slower through the air on one handed backhand. One of my favorite rackets was and still is Wilson PS Tour 90, but with 90 head size it's a bit too unforgiving. That's why Tecnifibre with a lot of weight in the handle seems to work for me. But I also ordered Prestige Pro 2021 to try.
@@vovaantakalnis oh definitely one handers have a hard time finding racquet. I didnt experience any stability issues with 100d (review is somewhere in the pipeline) however i dont see a one hander using it to be honest. Prestige MP is easier to use than the tfight 305. Entry point is similar to something like a Speed Pro
dandan, very good review. I just demoed the TFight 305 and bought 2 of them. I haven’t had a chance to try them with Luxilon Alu power spin at 45 lbs. I really hope they improve my game.
@@dandan.tennis Nope, just trying stock so far. Will try a leather grip in a few weeks to see if helps with power. So far I really like the ISO 305 as it gives just the right amount of control, power and spin.
I'm testing this one the next few days. My TF40s are great, but they need some weight to really make them solid and stable. I bumped them to 340 g / 337 SW and it feels good, but it's a lot of mass to maneuver. I hope this one feels more solid with less static weight... ,)
Its exactly that :) you will like it. Just different swing style and feel in hands. I love TF40 for its feel and swing style. But Ye, i also added a lot of mass to the TF40 to the point where its Maybe not worth it. The margin is very tight! :)
@@dandan.tennis TFIGHT Iso 305 is a very good frame, but it lacks spin potential and some maneuverability. I have tested it against a Pure Aero 98 and I was overhitting a lot while with the PA98 my shots were landing in most of the time... the 16x20 is far superior for both flattening out shots and spinning the ball... 18x19 play more like 18x20, haven't felt a huge difference!
@@dandan.tennis I would say a baseliner with extremely flat technique like Medvedev, the TFight is great, but here in europe we play outside season on clay and spin is your best weapon on this surface. I'm not a heavy topspin player, I play a rather flat topspin. The PA98 gives me a feel of securtiy for my technique and swing style... ,)
@@hybrid11theory75 ye, kinda true in my case as well. But at the same time I see many players around me winning tournaments with 18x20 blade and 18x20 prestige so… :p
I played a lot with all this frames..my biggest concern with this raquets was that i was not connected with the ball i played with a 305 tf40 iga etc.. the best feeling gave me the x1 300 i liked it very much but it was not really a control raquet..
Sounds like vcore line could be your thing. Maybe Boom Pro.. they are more launchy in theory but closed in a more control oriented design (98”) . Iga is nice for this as well but the stiffness is a hit or miss for many
In the video you can see me with Toroline Toro Toro and Head Hawk Power. Later on I was holding racquets with current strings that i am testing - razor soft 1.25/1.20 and toroline k-pop :p
I tried tfight 300 RS (previous model) and I liked it the least compared to Iga Tempo, tfight 305 and 315. ISO is much better so Maybe I would like it a lot. ISO line in general improved in feel by a lot.. rest is very similar
100d is definitely faster. Not better/worse but easier which might become better . Its a difficult question because both are very good, very exciting and both have something that could be improved.
TF 315 is imo too low powered to be considered "grinder's" racquet. It's an ultimate control stick - gives option to grind out the opponents but it costs a bit too much energy. However with TF40 315 you can be more precise and be more aggresive with lower chances of missing long. Confidence booster which all grinders appreciate as well :)
This is the frame I use! I agree with you, it is best without any changes
What is your string setup ? :)
@@dandan.tennis Lol my bad my frame is actually a TF40 305 18x20
@@jonathanberggren9805honest mistake haha. I tried 18x20 but 315 version. Not the 305. AMAZING slices
@@dandan.tennis I agree! It is great for my slice backhand. Also, the foam filled feeling is really nice and I have never had any arm pain with this frame.
@@jonathanberggren9805 foam magic indeed. Welcome to foam filled fanbase haha
when i tested the racquet for me it was unique because it was the racquet i enjoyed the most to play with.the problem was it is a bit heavy for my shoulder and sometimes u miss because lack of spin.i am looking to find one to tested it more.
@@agradina i totally understand what you are saying. It is such a cool, unique racquet. It fills the gap between a blade and speed pro for me. And I have the same , coming from a heavier, more headlight racquet as my main it is quite challenging to shift. I figured out it plays best in stock form for me and I tried all the possible setups 😅 but im not sure that i want to play it with such balance point. Adding weight to the handle made the frame feel a bit disconnected and less stable. At least in my case. Tecnifibre are maybe not the best when it comes to quality control however most of the time I was lucky with the specs. TF40 315 are often a bit under and tfight 305 and Iga tempo are a bit above the listed specs (but pretty much within 3 grams)
Hey mate, you are doing some great reviews, keep it up :)
Thanks!❤
I liked this racket during rallies, but it was slow through the air on serves which led to a lot of doublefaults. I added leather grip and 10 grams of led to the handle which made it way more headlight and now it's my go to racket. I use it with Solinco Confidential 1.20mm at 22kg mains 23kg crosses. Now it seems to tick all the boxes - good control, good feel, good stability, ok maneuvrability.
Extreme moves. I tried everything with my tfight and the more mass I added to the handle the less stable it felt while still feeling pretty much heavy. So I think I like it the most in stock form to at least keep the static weight as low as possible OR…Just with leather grip. If you want something faster and easier to play with maybe Percept 100D or Prestige MP could be your next stop :) i like those racquets as well !
@@dandan.tennis interesting suggestion. Regarding Prestige MP strung balance is 3pts HL, so I am afraid it will also be pretty slow through the air on my serve. I had my eyes on Percept 100D, a lot of people are mentioning that racket, I think MTHQ is using it for his return to Pro Tour. However with 318 swingweight and 23mm beam thickness and 100sq inch head I am afraid it will be a bit unstable on harder returns and slower through the air on one handed backhand. One of my favorite rackets was and still is Wilson PS Tour 90, but with 90 head size it's a bit too unforgiving. That's why Tecnifibre with a lot of weight in the handle seems to work for me. But I also ordered Prestige Pro 2021 to try.
@@vovaantakalnis oh definitely one handers have a hard time finding racquet. I didnt experience any stability issues with 100d (review is somewhere in the pipeline) however i dont see a one hander using it to be honest. Prestige MP is easier to use than the tfight 305. Entry point is similar to something like a Speed Pro
@@dandan.tennis btw you mean Prestige MP or Prestige MP L?
@@vovaantakalnis prestige mp 18x19
dandan, very good review. I just demoed the TFight 305 and bought 2 of them. I haven’t had a chance to try them with Luxilon Alu power spin at 45 lbs. I really hope they improve my game.
Sounds good! Thanks for the comment. Do you customize it? Leather or something ?
@@dandan.tennis Nope, just trying stock so far. Will try a leather grip in a few weeks to see if helps with power. So far I really like the ISO 305 as it gives just the right amount of control, power and spin.
@@SpideyDiG Yap. Great frame!
I'm testing this one the next few days. My TF40s are great, but they need some weight to really make them solid and stable. I bumped them to 340 g / 337 SW and it feels good, but it's a lot of mass to maneuver. I hope this one feels more solid with less static weight... ,)
Its exactly that :) you will like it. Just different swing style and feel in hands. I love TF40 for its feel and swing style. But Ye, i also added a lot of mass to the TF40 to the point where its Maybe not worth it. The margin is very tight! :)
@@dandan.tennis TFIGHT Iso 305 is a very good frame, but it lacks spin potential and some maneuverability. I have tested it against a Pure Aero 98 and I was overhitting a lot while with the PA98 my shots were landing in most of the time... the 16x20 is far superior for both flattening out shots and spinning the ball... 18x19 play more like 18x20, haven't felt a huge difference!
@@hybrid11theory75 sometimes bigger spin potential indeed helps controling the ball despite the higher launch angle
@@dandan.tennis I would say a baseliner with extremely flat technique like Medvedev, the TFight is great, but here in europe we play outside season on clay and spin is your best weapon on this surface. I'm not a heavy topspin player, I play a rather flat topspin. The PA98 gives me a feel of securtiy for my technique and swing style... ,)
@@hybrid11theory75 ye, kinda true in my case as well. But at the same time I see many players around me winning tournaments with 18x20 blade and 18x20 prestige so… :p
I played a lot with all this frames..my biggest concern with this raquets was that i was not connected with the ball i played with a 305 tf40 iga etc.. the best feeling gave me the x1 300 i liked it very much but it was not really a control raquet..
Sounds like vcore line could be your thing. Maybe Boom Pro.. they are more launchy in theory but closed in a more control oriented design (98”) . Iga is nice for this as well but the stiffness is a hit or miss for many
great review
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Toroline Wasabi was one of the string?? Did you play with ISO 300 and can compered a bit?
In the video you can see me with Toroline Toro Toro and Head Hawk Power. Later on I was holding racquets with current strings that i am testing - razor soft 1.25/1.20 and toroline k-pop :p
I tried tfight 300 RS (previous model) and I liked it the least compared to Iga Tempo, tfight 305 and 315. ISO is much better so Maybe I would like it a lot. ISO line in general improved in feel by a lot.. rest is very similar
Do you find the 100d to move through the air relatively quickly ? / performs significantly better in any aspects compared to iso 305?
100d is definitely faster. Not better/worse but easier which might become better . Its a difficult question because both are very good, very exciting and both have something that could be improved.
@@dandan.tennis hmm I might have to try both back to back. 18x19 is just too good
@@BlackbirdVizion18x19 new meta! 😅
Why not the TF 315?
TF 315 is imo too low powered to be considered "grinder's" racquet. It's an ultimate control stick - gives option to grind out the opponents but it costs a bit too much energy. However with TF40 315 you can be more precise and be more aggresive with lower chances of missing long. Confidence booster which all grinders appreciate as well :)
String tension ?
Usually around 23kg (50 lbs). No higher for sure.