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NOX is a padel-first brand, and it makes the most famous racket in the sport: the AT10 Genius, the signature line of Agustin Tapia. We stock the 12K and 18K versions, the junior AT10, the ML10 Pro Cup that a generation of club players learned on, the X-One that most first-year players should actually buy, and the NextGen Pro Hybrid in between.
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Tapia's AT10 line pairs a teardrop shape with NOX's soft HR3-family cores and 12K or 18K aluminized carbon faces. It is the rare pro racket that stays playable for strong club players: powerful when you swing, forgiving enough when you do not. That balance is why it outsells frames with bigger numbers on paper.
The X-One is the definitive first racket: round, tough, and cheap enough to learn on without fear. The ML10 Pro Cup, born from Miguel Lamperti's old line, is the round control classic with a rough spin surface. The NextGen Pro Hybrid 12K bridges the gap for improving players heading toward the AT10.
The NOX AT10 Genius, in its top 18K Alum version. The 12K Alum Xtrem gives club players the same teardrop character with a touch more forgiveness.
It is one of the best first rackets in padel. Round shape, durable build, soft response, and a price that leaves room in the budget for balls and court time.
The face weave. 18K carbon is denser, stiffer, and slightly more precise; 12K is a little softer and more forgiving. Advanced players notice the difference, improving players rarely do.
Generally yes. NOX leans on softer cores across the range, and the round ML10 with a fresh overgrip is one of the kinder setups in our store for sore elbows.