Is it one of the new ones or what? Does anybody know what it is?
Why couldn't Tecnifibre just keep their simple paintjobs on the new range? The latest ones look ridiculous. Someone will make a tidy profit snapping up the older (Tipsarevic et.al) sticks.
Yeah I know what you mean.
I still think the old 325 paintjob was the nicest, the 320 and 335 aren't bad, but the new ones are pretty poor.
I think something really simple in red and black would be perfect as the font Tecnifibre use is really good looking, that alone is enough to make the paintjob imo.
So far it's a PJ on his old Fischer. Apparently TF bought the mold from Fischer. TF is introducing a new range of T Flashes, and his frame will be a PJ of one of those (the new T Flash 315).
definitely a Fischer.
The 325 paintjob was my least favorite, although I still liked it. The other two I love how they look.
A T Flash? Are you sure? I don't think a pro player would be using a T Flash.
After seeing those pictures, that racquet at least, looks not too bad to me. The pictures on the website are too small to see clearly.
Worst paintjob I have ever seen. Asian faces on a racket? Disgusting.
definitely a Fischer.
I sat in the first row behind the baseline, several feet away from where the players return on the ad side, at Baggy's first round flameout at the FO.
I recall that his racquet looked different than the pictures posted in this thread. It looked like a Pure Drive clone, with a very wide constant beam (I estimate about 26mm). It looked to be very light by the way the ball came off his racquet -- he would take big cuts and the ball came off his strings without any sting, as if it were a 10-oz. granny stick.
I'll dig up my camera and see if I can post the pics. In the meantime, if anyone else has pics from that match, please post pics of his racquet to confirm this.
Tecnifibre's new T-Flash 315 is a clone of the Fischer Pro No.1.How is that a PJ? Its obviously a Technifibre TFlash 315 its a whole new model so obviously it would be a different head size and shape .
Didn't Tecnifibre also used the same mold as the Dunlop Mfil 300 for the Tfight 320?
Here is the new 320.
So this is Baggys model?
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Then why did he say this?Baggy is using this one.
No it's not, he plays the T Flash 315.
I had a hit with the new range of sticks and thought I'd share my thoughts for anyone who is interested.
First the Flash 315, I had played with the Fischer this was taken from many years ago and it is basically the same. The balance seems slightly more headlight and the grip has the Tecnifibre shape but other than that it is as similar as you will get, I remember a write up in tennis magazine many years ago that described it as 'like a ferrari-you'd better know how to drive if you're going to use it'. That sums it up a players stick that moves through the air quickly with a small sweetspot and good control if you find it, but if you don't it will let you know. Having said that if you're able to handle more heft some lead in the right spots would really develop the way it plays.
The Fight 320,325 and 325xl are the revelations to me. The beam has clearly been widened and the technical sell is that the frame has been firmed up in certain places to increase the balls dwell time on the strings and I have to say that I normally take a lot of technical blurb with a pinch of salt.
The T fight 325 was to me a classic and the 320 and 320xl stiffer in the shaft and hoop, they are good sticks with a big following but I have always felt that the 325 was better.
The new sticks are the nearest I have hit to the old 325's, they have the softer feel but are a bit more powerful, it seems strange that a wider beam would still have that flex and it is slightly stiffer in the shaft but the feel is much more like their previous classic and I feel these will be seen as another great stick from them.
The other racquets in the Flash range are basically the old Flash frames with new paint jobs and similar to pure drives and the other T fights are lighter versions of the Feel 300 but again good sticks.