Tecnifibre Fire 255 V1 Tennis Racket

The TF-X1 has evolved — Fire — Tecnifibre’s new power-focused racket range, engineered for the speed and intensity of modern tennis.

Built for players who want power without sacrificing comfort, the Fire range is available in six weight options (255g, 260g, 270g, 285g, 300g, 305g). Each frame features a powerful, round head shape and firm construction designed to maximise power.

X-Damp Technology: Power Without Punishment

Stiff frames generate force — but they can also generate harmful vibrations. That’s where X-Damp technology changes the game.

Every Fire racket integrates a 20g stainless steel mass housed in an elastomer support at the end of the handle. During ball impact, this mass moves dynamically to absorb low-frequency vibrations, reducing them by 36% before they travel up the arm.

The result?

In TecniLab testing, X-Damp proved at least 28% more effective at vibration dampening than comparable comfort systems in competing power rackets. You get explosive performance — without the harsh feel.

Refined for Precision and Stability

The Fire range isn’t just powerful — it’s sharper.

Compared to the 2024 TF-X1 V2 models:

This updated beam geometry increases stability and control while maintaining the power DNA of the frame.

Built for the Speed of Modern Tennis

The modern game is faster than ever. First-serve speeds have risen by 20% over the past two decades, and elite match play demands rapid acceleration and instant reactions.

Fire answers that challenge.

Tecnifibre rebalanced the frame’s weight distribution to be more central — lowering balance points by 5–10mm and reducing swing weight by 5–10 points (model dependent). Compared to the previous TF-X1, Fire feels quicker through the air, more agile at net, and more explosive on rapid exchanges.

Isoflex: A Bigger, More Forgiving Sweet Spot

With Isoflex technology, stiffness varies strategically across the frame to harmonise with string length variations. The result is a more uniform string bed response and a larger, more forgiving sweet spot.

Off-centre hits feel cleaner.

Consistency improves.

Performance Details That Matter