Children's tennis racket T-Fight Team 24 white (14FIGTE324)

The Tecnifibre T-Fight Team 24 white children’s tennis racket is designed for young players starting their journey with tennis. Carefully chosen technical parameters and the use of composite materials support training and the dynamic development of young tennis players' skills.

Composite construction of the racket

The Tecnifibre T-Fight Team 24 features a durable composite material, which translates to high durability and optimal balance during play. This construction provides good impact resistance and promotes comfort during intense training. The composite also allows for precise shot execution, which is essential in learning basic tennis techniques.

String pattern and head size

The racket is equipped with a 16/19 string pattern, making it easier to generate spin and control the ball. The head size of over 650 cm² increases tolerance for off-centre hits and aids in learning correct striking. The factory-installed string offers immediate readiness for play, eliminating the need for additional preparations before the first training session.

Designed for beginner children

The Tecnifibre T-Fight Team 24 model has been specifically developed for boys and girls taking their first steps on the court. The ergonomic proportions and appropriately chosen weight of the racket support the proper development of technique and increase comfort during learning. This product is ideal for training under an instructor’s guidance or during recreational matches with peers.

Tecnifibre T-Fight Team 24 white children’s tennis racket - features:

• Construction based on durable composite material increasing longevity;
• 16/19 string pattern facilitating spin generation during play;
• Head size over 650 cm² increasing tolerance for errors;
• Factory string ensuring readiness to play immediately after purchase;
• Ergonomic proportions adapted to the needs of children starting out;
• Optimal balance of the construction improving racket control;
• Dedicated to boys and girls at the beginner level;
• High resistance to intensive training and accidental hits;
• Design promoting learning of precise and controlled shots;
• Refined frame geometry supporting the development of tennis technique.