Comments: I've been playing with these racquets for about two months and all I can say is wow. When first hitting with it I noticed how solid it felt at impact, I was not expecting it. The stability is also surprisingly good for how light it is, even against harder hitters I could hold my own and hit the ball back with lots of pace and spin. Serving is also really nice and crisp. The stiffness isn't noticeable at all either that was another thing that was unexpected for me. All in all, I highly recommend this racquet!
From: John, 8/11
String type and tension: Tecnifibre X-One Biphase
NTRP Rating: 3.5

Comments: I just got this racquet and I love it. It gives me so much more power and gets the ball that much deeper into the court. It's an open string pattern and is great for my top spin game. Overall, this is a great racquet.
From: Josh. 07/11
Headsize: 100
NTRP Rating: 5

Comments: After using a k-blade 98 for the past couple years I tried hitting with my friends Head Youtek extreme mp and loved it - however found it a little flimsy on return of serve. So I tried the t-flash 300 strung up with Tecnifibre synthetic gut - loved the crisp response and the maneuverability of this racquet. I had tried Volkl cyclone strings on the Head youtek extreme mp and loved them, so ordered the T-Flash 300 with Volkl cyclones at 55lbs. The result for me was a racquet that was much too stiff, even though cyclones are a relatively soft feeling co-poly. Got the racquet restrung with X-One biphase at 55lbs (not pre stretched) and the racquet has returned to being a natural extension of my arm. The open string pattern provides plenty of access to spin, large sweet spot, forgiving on off-centre shots, arm friendly for a stiff frame (I gave up my PDGT due to tennis elbow) and the frame brings plenty of power on serve. Only criticism I have with it is only with the x-one strings - they move around a fair bit especially as I hit with a lot of topspin. May look at another multifilament string when these break. Definitely worth a demo - highly recommended.
Quick update- have been hitting with this for a few months now and have tried a few different string set ups. Babolat RPM blast works brilliantly. Much softer feeling than the harsh cyclones and great spin and control. Strings don't move around either.
From: D.A, Sydney, Australia, 10/10
String type and tension: Tecnifibre X-One Biphase 17g 55lbs
Headsize: 100 sq inch

Comments: This is a great stick. It's stiff and powerful but not overly so; I strung my first stick with Hurricane Pro (Poly) and it was horrible. Way, way too stiff. I hated it. It's a completely different frame though with Biphase in it (54lb). It feels like a stick I've used all my life, even though I'm more used to the plush feel of a Yonex. I like the predictable response. I hit with a very big forehand and one-handed backhand (topspin and slice). I can hit out MUCH of the time without too much loss of control, but it is definitely more powerful than a traditional player's stick so don't expect that. I would recommend this frame. It's predictable and comfortable, feels good, nothing exceptional though.
From: Parker, USA, 07/10
String type and tension: Tecnifibre Biphase 16, 54 pounds
Headsize: 100
NTRP Rating: 5.0

Comments: Just finish demo this racquet. It is very good. A stiff racquet but with good directional control and power. Very open string pattern for spin. Strong at volleys, serve as well as groundstrokes. The key is to have a good swing through and you are rewarded with a good powerful and penetrating shots. Held up very well against heavy ball hitters and zero twisting on off centre shots. Fit a variety of players who like to swing freely at the 4.0+ level. It is actually a pretty simple, no nonsense, stiff racquet and very easy to play with. Maneuverability is also very good. A good choice for people who like stiffer frames and open string pattern.
From: Bob. 4/10
String type and tension: 53-55lb
NTRP Rating: 4.5

Comments: Best racquet I've ever used. Crisp forehands and backhands. This racquet is better for top juniors who need a bit of power from racquet.
From: Tati Rascon, Spain Madrid fuencarral federacion tenis madrid. 4/10
String type and tension: Tecnifibre black code 22 kilos
NTRP Rating: ATP 200, Spain top 15 5 years back

Comments: Tried out this racquet for three days. At first, it felt very stiff compared to many other racquets yet it does not have the hollow feel of the Babolats. After a few matches, I found this racquet held its own against heavy hitters very well. I disagree to those who said the racquet is hard to control. With full poly string, the racquet impact solid spin, good power but not overly powerful, and offer very good stability at baseline and at net. Maneuverability is good, not too light and quick enough for most. The highlight is in the serve category. It can really blast all kinds of serves with authority and ease. The swing weight induce you to swing through your service motion effortlessly. The stiffness is something to get used to at the beginning but after a few matches, I am beginning to discover the strength of this racquet. A good racquet that require somewhat longer demo time to get to know its strength.
From: David, Oregon. 4/10
NTRP Rating: 5.0

Comments: OK racquet. Good, not great. I see that a lot of people really like this racquet, and that's fine with me. But personally, I did not enjoy playing with this racquet. Groundstrokes and approach shots are difficult to control, and I often felt myself smashing the ball too hard (I was having a ton of trouble keeping the ball in). But, fortunately, there is a big upside to playing with this stick. Volleys and serves are super easy to control and are very powerful. So, if you're a player who plays mostly up at the net, the TFLASH 300 is a great choice for you. (What's the point of having the face of Zeus on a tennis racquet, anyway?! I mean, seriously!)
From: Anonymous, Louisville, KY, USA. 03/10
Headsize: 100

Comments: I am a 13 year old top 5 in Spain tennis player. I have recently tried this new Tecnifibre racquet it was amazing. I just got my racquet customized too. Silicon in the grip makes a huge difference.
From: Shamael, Madrid Spain 10/09
String type and tension: duramix 55 pounds
Headsize: 100
NTRP Rating: 7.5

Comments: I just purchased these rackets. I had it strung 57 lbs using Tecnifibre x-one bi-phase 16g. When I first hit the ball, I already knew that it was a perfect racket for me. It's like I had been using it for years. Never in my more than 10 years that I had experienced such. It usually takes weeks before you get used to the racket. But this time, it was an exception. Solid racket, stiffness, balance and weight were perfect for my style of game. The serve, groundstrokes, volleys are CRISP and SOLID! My game improved a lot. Very well recommended.
From: Jojo, South San Francisco, CA, USA, 10/09
String type and tension: Tecnifibre x-one biphase
Headsize: 100
NTRP Rating: 4.5