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Tecnifibre Fire 285 Racket

Series: Fire

$249.00

Reference price as of June 2026 Not a live offer

Ergonomie puissante Technologie unique X-DAMP Maniabilité et Spin

Frame specs

Head Size 100in²
String Pattern 16x19
Length Standard
Strung Weight 10.6oz / 301g
Balance 13.18in / 33.48cm / 3 pts HL
Swingweight 313
Stiffness 67
Beam Width 24.5mm / 25mm / 24.5mm
Composition Graphite
Power Level Low-Medium
Stroke Style Medium-Full
Swing Speed Medium-Fast
Racket Colors White
Grip Type Tecnifibre Synthetic
String Pattern Detail 16 Mains / 19 Crosses
String Tension 49-55 pounds

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What players say

Liked 5 sources

The Fire 285 is a brand-new (2026) release so independent feedback is still thin, but early testers on Talk Tennis and at Tecnifibre's launch event describe it as powerful, comfortable and easy to swing, with the X-Damp system doing a good job killing vibration. The main knock so far is that it feels a bit muted for touch shots compared to heavier, more control-oriented frames.

Best for

  • Developing/intermediate players wanting easy power
  • Doubles players who want fast, punchy volleys
  • Players who want a light, maneuverable frame
  • Arm-conscious players wanting a comfortable power stick

Pros

  • Powerful and comfortable with no reported arm issues
  • X-Damp system noticeably reduces harsh vibration
  • Light, fast swing that's easy to whip through the ball for spin and pace
  • Effective at net, especially for putting volleys away in doubles

Cons

  • Touch and feel on delicate shots described as a little muted
  • Very little independent long-term testing exists yet (new 2026 release)
  • Some early testers still found the frame section fairly rigid

Voices

Tried only the 285 (with the plastic wrapper on the grip and TF syn gut). It was powerful and comfortable.

— Denishkar, Forums

i tried them with razor soft strings and they were powerful and comfortable, no arm issues... fast and powerful, good for putting volleys away but not the best for touch shots as it was a little muted.

— GN-001, Forums

It's essentially the same racket, just 15 grams lighter, so if you're still developing as a tennis player, it's a fantastic option in the power rackets category.

— Luca Berg, Rackets & Runners, Web

Sources

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