NOX Ventus Hybrid 12K Lite Padel Racket
Dominate the court with the NOX Ventus Hybrid 12K Lite padel racket, the perfect balance between technological innovation and pure agility. From the prestigious Luxury 2026 series, this racket is designed for demanding players who refuse to choose between striking power and surgical precision.
Ideal for: advanced players looking for a lightweight and versatile racket, capable of offering great defensive responsiveness while maintaining a significant power reserve.
Playing style: complete player who likes to vary the pace, alternating between solid defence and rapid counter-attacks.
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The NOX Ventus Hybrid 12K Lite padel racket offers progressive power that is easy to control. Its 12K Carbon Fiber face provides stiffness and stability, while its multi-layered MLD Black EVA core optimises response based on shot intensity: more ball exit in defence and more energy on offensive shots.
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With its soft feel and reduced weight of 355–365 g, this racket provides a more comfortable sensation in hand. The Pulse System helps limit vibrations, making shots more pleasant during long rallies or repeated impacts.
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The Dual Spin surface combines a 3D texture and a sanded finish to improve ball grip. This double roughness allows for better spin on bandejas, viboras, topspin lobs, and sliced balls, without sacrificing surface durability.
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The NOX Ventus Hybrid 12K Lite is designed to offer an excellent balance between control and power. Its 12K Carbon Fiber construction, multi-layered core, and stable surface maintain a precise response, especially during defensive phases, blocks, and transitions.
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This is one of the model's strengths. Its lower weight compared with the standard versions, medium balance, and EOS Tunnel technology improve aerodynamics and weight distribution. The result: a faster, more agile racket that is easier to manoeuvre in all situations.
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