The ATP TFight 300 XTC is a speedy modern player's racket with a user-friendly balance of power and control. It also has plenty of spin-potential thanks to its open 16x19 string pattern. For this update, Tecnifibre has partnered with Lacoste to create some eye-catching cosmetic. At 300 grams unstrung, this racket is weighted for intermediates, but it should also work for the advanced player who is looking for a maneuverable option. This racket's signature technology is called Xtreme Touch Construction, which is a material matrix in the lower shaft that increases flexibility, touch and stability. Compared to rackets in the TFlash series, the TFight 300 has a thinner beam (21-22mm), giving it a more controlled response with better ball feedback. On groundstrokes, the TFight 300 plays fast, crisp and accurate. Full swings feel predictable and translate very easily into spin. There's also just enough mass in the head to get the ball moving through the court. Compared to the heavier TFight models, the 300 is better suited to scrambling on defense or executing shots on the run. At net the TFight 300 offers good stability for its weight class, with enough mobility for reaction volleys or jumping on floaters. Aggressive servers will find the needed spin and control to swing for power. With some improvements to the feel, the TFight 300 remains a great option for those who want a maneuverable player's racket with a great blend of spin, power and precision.

Other features include, EZ Lock+ for easier knot-tying on string installation; Armor Cap+ bumper for greater frame protection from contact with the court, and a Horseback Strip for greater stringbed power and comfort, and Dynacore HD, a flexible braided fiber to enhance feel and comfort.