NOX AT10 Pro Cup HARD 2026 Padel Racket by Agustín Tapia
The AT10 Pro Cup HARD 2026 padel racket retains the spirit of an iconic racket, with a revisited design for even greater performance. Inspired by the mould used by Agustín Tapia, it offers powerful, stable, and responsive play. Its firm feel promotes explosive shots and excellent ball return. A high-end padel racket ideal for players who want to assert their power on the court.
Ideal for: advanced players looking for a versatile racket with a firm feel, excellent power reserve, and good precision in offensive phases.
Playing style: building the point with stability, accelerating whenever the opportunity arises, and finishing rallies with a firm, direct, and powerful shot.
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The NOX AT10 Pro Cup HARD 2026 padel racket is designed for players who want a firm and decisive strike. Its high-density HR3 Hard EVA core offers powerful rebound, while its Fiber Glass Silver face provides superior responsiveness compared to classic fibreglass.
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Despite its medium-hard feel, the racket remains stable and comfortable thanks to the Pulse System, which reduces vibrations transmitted to the hand. It offers a solid feel on impact, ideal for players who like to feel the ball without sacrificing comfort.
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The Exclusive Spin surface combines a hexagonal 3D finish in the centre of the racket with a sanded finish on the rest of the face. This combination improves ball grip and facilitates spin on viboras, bandejas, topspin lobs, and cut shots.
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Its teardrop shape offers a good balance between power and precision. The carbon frame and DCS technology stabilise the structure, allowing for control on powerful shots as well as off-centre balls.
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The EOS Flap technology improves manoeuvrability thanks to lateral perforations designed to optimise aerodynamics and weight distribution. The result: a faster racket in hand, effective in defence-attack transitions and net exchanges.
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