Tecnifibre Racquets

Tecnifibre Racquets have become synonymous with advanced racquet technology. They are well suited for delivering optimum comfort, control and stability while playing. Not just the technology, there’s something more to them than that – it’s all about the passion, the spirit and love for the game, that every player holds in his heart when he holds one in his hand. Tecnifibre caters to both Tennis as well as Squash.

What started off as leisure with French monks, way back in the 12th century, has now turned into an international sport – Tennis. Initially, the ball was hit directly with the hand. Players also used gloves, for protection. As time passed by, people started using wooden paddles for hitting the ball. It was only during the 14th century that actual racquets came into the picture. However, the 14th century racquets had long handles and small heads. Since then, tennis racquets have gone through various stages of evolution, in becoming what they are today. Every aspect has been experimented with – right from the dimensions, to the materials used for the handle, frame and strings.

Racket technology is not just creating a handle and a frame with webbed strings. There are factors like aerodynamics, comfort, vibration absorption, control, power, stability and player’s style, that need great attention. Tecnifibre rackets are an optimum blend of these factors. To suit various players and their styles, Tecnifibre have developed 3 different kinds of racket technologies – Speed Flex, VO2 Max and Tour Player Engineered.

The Speed Flex technology has been designed for increased power and stability upon impact. This is more suited for aggressive and fast games.

The VO2 Max technology is used for creating T-Flash and T-Fight rackets. The T-Flash uses carbon reflex fibers for delivering greater tolerance, increased power and comfort. The T-Fight uses carbon stabyl fibers for higher control and increased stability.

Tour Player Engineered is for professional players, designed for comfort and ruggedness.

Confused about which racket to buy? The Racket Selector in the website will help find the best suited racket, depending on age, playing frequency, height and so on.

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