NOX AT10 Pro Cup SOFT 2026 Padel Racket by Agustín Tapia
The NOX AT10 Pro Cup Soft 2026 padel racket evolves with a mould inspired by Agustín Tapia's racket to offer greater comfort and manoeuvrability. Its soft feel lets you play with precision while enjoying excellent ball exit. while enjoying excellent ball exit. It provides stable, pleasant, and reassuring sensations with every shot. A high-end padel racket ideal for players seeking comfort, control, and performance.
Ideal for: advanced players looking for a comfortable, forgiving, and precise racket, with excellent ball exit and high manoeuvrability.
Playing style: controlling rallies, defending with ease, varying spin, and accelerating gradually without sacrificing comfort or precision.
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The NOX AT10 Pro Cup SOFT 2026 padel racket offers easy-to-generate power The NOX AT10 Pro Cup SOFT 2026 padel racket offers easy-to-generate power thanks to its HR3 Soft EVA core and Fiberglass Alum face.. It doesn't aim for extreme rigidity but a fast, fluid, and efficient ball exit, ideal for accelerating without excessive effort.
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This is the strong point of this Soft version. Its low-density core provides a softer touch, more forgiveness, and a pleasant feeling on impact. The Pulse System reduces vibrations, which improves playing comfort during long matches or repeated shots.
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The Exclusive Spin surface combines a 3D hexagonal texture in the centre and a sanded finish on the rest of the face. This double roughness improves ball grip and facilitates spin on viboras, bandejas, topspin lobs, and sliced balls.
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With its teardrop shape, soft feel, and control score of 95/100, this racket allows for precise ball placement. The HR3 Soft EVA core provides an excellent feeling of control, especially in defence, on blocks, and during transitions.
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The EOS Flap technology improves aerodynamics and weight distribution to make the racket faster in hand. It proves very manoeuvrable in defensive phases, fast net exchanges, and transitions to attack.
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