Tennis Warehouse has
Tecnifibre TF40 305 Tennis Racquet (18x20 or 16x19) for
$99.
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Slee_Stack for finding this deal.
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About this item:
- Tecnifibre adds another chapter to the TF40 305 (18x20)! Like the previous generation, this racquet combines the laser-like precision of a dense 18x20 string pattern with great ball feedback and enough mass to comfortably redirect higher levels of pace. Although it isn't quite as spin-friendly as the TF40 305 (16x19), our playtesters had no problem shaping the ball's trajectory with spin. Technologies include a stable RS Sharp beam along with Dynacore XTC for extra touch, dwell time and pocketing. This racquet also has Foam Inside for a more solid feel at impact. All in all, this update to TF40 305 keeps a good thing going. Experienced players looking for more of a classic feeling player's racquet should love this one. Did we mention the feel?
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As far as I remember, the intuitive tennis guy was testing tfight 2025 and not the TF40.
String with Head Velocity MLT (under "String Specials" for $5) @ 52 or 53 pounds and watch your tennis elbow melt away never to be seen or felt again. (Also do your twist bar exercises of course)
Which V2? I see a few listed there for that price.
You probably need good swing mechanic and precision to handle the racket, and even then this line is very niche for a specific player type. Stick with more tested brands, they appeal to the masses for a reason!
Every racquet feels different, even different models from the same line of the same manufacturer.
Try a demo first, then buy it next year when the new MY model goes on sale if looking for a deal.
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I am a very unconventional intermediate player who (over)relies on precision (vs power) and i hit mostly heavy slice / flat shots FH and BH. I can still get good (but not amazing) pace and spin on my serves with the TF40.
As advertised, it excels at control but is unforgiving on off center hits.
I fight tennis elbow. This racquet feels like most others I've used in that regard. The Wilson Clash is noticeably kinder on the elbow...and adds a ton of free power to boot, but for me it is too wild. I send stuff wide and long far too often.
Saving $100 on a racquet is not worth life long arm injuries.