NOX Genius Attack 12K Alum XTREM 2027 Padel Racket by Agustín Tapia
The NOX Genius Attack 12K Alum XTREM 2027 padel racket, signed by Agustín Tapia, is made for aggressive players. Its diamond shape, high balance and 12K Alum XTREM carbon face deliver maximum power on the smash, in a redesigned mould for better aerodynamics and swing control.
Ideal for: professional players with an aggressive game, looking for maximum power on the smash and happy with a demanding racket.
Playing style: playing at the net, accelerating every high ball and finishing with a smash out of the court.
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The diamond mould and high balance concentrate the mass in the head. The Oversize Grip, 30 mm longer, makes two-handed shots easier and shifts the balance further towards the head, increasing inertia on the smash. With the MLD Black EVA core and 360 to 375 g, it is the most attacking of all the Genius rackets.
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New for 2027, the VCS system bonds a high-performance elastomer to the entire inner surface of the handle: according to NOX, it reduces the impact transmitted to the wrist by up to 56% compared with its predecessor. The Pulse System and the Testea Padel-certified Custom Grip® complete the damping.
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The Dual Spin surface pairs a raised 3D texture with a sanded finish to maximise spin. Your viboras and bandejas turn more, and your slice shots stay low after the glass.
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The 12K Alum XTREM carbon, with its rectangular weave, reduces fibre waviness by 50%: the face is stiffer and more uniform, and the aluminised finish keeps its behaviour stable when the temperature changes. DCS technology extends the frame up to four centimetres into the face.
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The side EOS Tunnel openings make a head-heavy racket livelier. The Weight Balance system lets you add up to 8 g according to NOX, with 2 g and 4 g counterweights, to tune weight and balance to your game.
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