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Tecnifibre TF-40 290 V3 Tennis Racket

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(Which grip do I choose?)

How to Choose the Right Tennis Racket Grip Size

>Choosing the correct grip size is important for proper racket handling and comfort during play. A grip that is too small or too large can affect control and increase strain on your arm.

Below you’ll find a general guide to help you choose the right grip size.

Tennis Racket Grip Sizes

L0: Mainly suitable for children under 10 years old.

L1: Suitable for children aged 10–12 or women with smaller hands.

L2: Usually fits most women with average hand size.

L3: The most common size for men with average hand size.

L4: Suitable for men with larger hands or longer fingers.

What if I am between two sizes?

If you are between two grip sizes, it’s usually better to choose the smaller size and add an overgrip to reach the ideal thickness.

A typical overgrip increases the grip size and adds approximately 5–10 grams to the total weight of the racket.

How to Check if the Grip Size is Correct

A simple way to check the correct size is the following:

When holding the racket in a normal grip, there should be a small gap between your fingers and your palm, roughly the width of your index finger.

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(which string do I choose?)

How to Choose the Right String for Your Racket

Strings are one of the most important components of a tennis racket, as they directly affect power, control, spin, and feel.

A string bed that has lost its tension has also lost its elasticity and can increase the risk of injury.

To choose the right string, you should mainly consider three factors:

  • The material of the string
  • The gauge (thickness)
  • The string tension

String Material

Tennis strings are divided into three main categories based on their material.

- Natural Gut

Natural gut strings offer exceptional feel, elasticity, and excellent tension maintenance. They are also a great option for players with arm or joint issues. Today, many ATP and WTA players use them in hybrid setups combined with polyester strings.

However, they are more expensive and sensitive to extreme conditions such as high humidity or temperature.

- Synthetic Gut

Synthetic strings are the most popular choice in tennis and cover the needs of most players.

There are several types:

- Polyester / Co-polyester

The #1 choice among pro tour players.

They offer high levels of control, excellent durability, and strong spin potential. Polyester strings allow players to maintain precise control over their shots while generating heavy spin that significantly affects ball trajectory and angles during rallies.

Due to their stiffness, they are not recommended for beginners or players with arm issues (e.g. tennis elbow).

- Nylon

A balanced option between power, control, and durability. Affordable and suitable for most players.

- Multifilament

Provide excellent feel and greater comfort, as they absorb more vibration. A great choice if you want a softer playing experience. One of the best options for players with tennis elbow.

- Textured / Shaped Strings

Feature a special surface that increases friction with the ball, helping generate more spin on your shots.

- Hybrid Strings

A hybrid setup means using two different types of strings in the same racket.

In a racket, there are:

  • The main strings (vertical)
  • The cross strings (horizontal)

In a hybrid setup, you use one type of string for the mains and a different one for the crosses, combining different characteristics. 

For example:

  • Polyester strings in the mains for more control and spin
  • Multifilament strings in the crosses for more comfort

This way you can improve:

  • Feel
  • Durability
  • Control or spin

*Keep in mind that the main strings have a greater impact on the overall feel of the string bed.

String Gauge (Thickness)

String gauge affects feel, spin, and durability.

Thinner Strings:

  • Better feel
  • More spin potential
  • More power
  • Break more easily

Thicker Strings:

  • More durable
  • Last longer
  • Less feel

 

The most common gauge for most players is 1.25 mm.

String Tension

The tension at which your racket is strung affects both power and control.

Lower Tension:

  • More power
  • More comfort and arm-friendliness

 

Higher Tension:

  • More control
  • More consistent response

It’s recommended to string your racket within the tension range suggested by the manufacturer, which is usually printed on the frame.

You can start in the middle of that range and adjust up or down by 1–2 kg until you find what suits your game best.

Description
The Tecnifibre TF40 290 delivers controlled power, precision and easy spin for intermediate and advanced players who want a fast, maneuverable and confidence-boosting performance racket. As part of the TF40 range, it features a 16x19 string pattern that helps generate more speed and spin while maintaining reliable directional control. Its lighter 290 g construction offers exceptional maneuverability, allowing players to swing aggressively while still enjoying stability and clean feedback at impact. The graphite build enhances feel and responsiveness, helping players attack the court with precision and authority. A great option for those who want powerful yet controlled shot-making in a quick, all-court frame.

Racket Features

More Information
Player's level Advanced (women), Intermediate (men) , Intermediate (women)
Head size (sq.in) 98 sq.in
String pattern 16 X 19
Weight (gr) 290 gr
Width 22mm / 22mm / 22mm
Stiffness 65
Length 685mm (27")
Balance (cm) 32.5 cm
Swingweight 312
Composition Graphite
Cover Not included
Stringing Unstrung
TECHNOLOGIES

The TF-40 290 16M V3 adult tennis racket represents the ultimate precision for good-level competitors and regular players.

In the TF-40 range, this racket is the easiest to handle at 290 g, light enough to accelerate the racket head while retaining good inertia to maintain power. The 630 cm² head provides greater control, and the 16x19 string pattern is tightened in the centre to promote spin while limiting breakage. It is perfect for regular players and good-level competitors seeking control and stability.

The TF-40 range has been designed to provide the new generation of ultimate precision. It is used on the Tour by Arthur Rinderknech and Martin Damm, as well as by many university players in the USA.

The frame geometry features RS Sharp Section technology, which optimises the flexibility of the frame at impact to maintain trajectory control while ensuring a satisfactory level of power. The racket is also fully “foamed” with polyurethane foam to absorb shock and provide its specific signature feel. The "Extend BG" eyelets are wider and longer to allow the strings to breathe and maintain response on off-centre shots.

The new TF-40 range has been given a very designer look with its own universe. The white Tecnifibre base is enhanced by touches of khaki and fluorescent orange in a highly graphic pattern. An ultra-modern look!

The mission of the Tecnifibre brand is to unleash the potential of every player by offering products that combine high performance and unique elegance, all developed in the TECNILAB laboratory using the logic: Identify, Quantify, Solve.

Control rackets are designed in a very traditional way, with classic square and thin sections combined with a consensual look. Tecnifibre's TF-40 range brings precision designed for the new generation. A new generation of ergonomics to help you control your shots while being easier to play, along with a new design featuring a high-performance, stylish look.

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More Information
Player's level Advanced (women), Intermediate (men) , Intermediate (women)
Head size (sq.in) 98 sq.in
String pattern 16 X 19
Weight (gr) 290 gr
Width 22mm / 22mm / 22mm
Stiffness 65
Length 685mm (27")
Balance (cm) 32.5 cm
Swingweight 312
Composition Graphite
Cover Not included
Stringing Unstrung
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