Nox AT10 Genius 12K By Agustin Tapia 24 – Padel Racket

Designed together with  Agustín Tapia for the 2024 season, it represents a total technological revolution. New mold, new materials and new technologies so that you can feel the padel of the future today.

More balance, more speed

The edges of the profiles have been shaped to increase aerodynamics, the grip has been lengthened to facilitate grip, but what stands out most is the incorporation of EOS Flap technology , lateral perforations designed to increase the maneuverability of the racket and distribute the distribution of weights so that you have a fast and lethal shovel in your hands.

Comfortable, solid and reliable

The new combination of materials, with 12K carbon fiber  in communion with the MLD Black Eva multilayer core , gives it a very comfortable hitting sensation while preserving a solid touch and medium-high hardness.

Less vibrations, greater grip

The handle of the racket is the connection point between your body and your racket and that is why we have also paid special attention to this area of ​​the racket. On the one hand we have incorporated Pulse System technology , two bands designed to absorb  vibrations. In addition, now as standard the entire Luxury range incorporates the patented NOX Custom Grip® technology  certified by  Testea Padel  to increase grip and reduce vibrations. 

Includes the pioneering Smartstrap®  replaceable safety lanyard system  , now evolved into a compact piece for added strength and security . More hygienic, safer and more customizable.

AT10 Luxury Genius 18K Alum or 12K?

Both blades have been designed jointly with the Mozart of Catamarca, Agustín Tapia. Both the 18K Alum and the 12K share a mold, core and technologies, the only difference between them being the material of the faces. Which to choose? Our recommendation: AT10 Luxury Genius 18K Alum if you are looking for an intermediate feel and AT 10 Luxury Genius 12K if you are looking for a more rigid feel.

PADEL OF THE FUTURE, NOW.

 Characteristics

Certified quality

Testea Padel certifies the quality of this padel racket  against breakage of the frame and faces of the racket as well as the durability of the product against fatigue.

Technologies

12K CARBON

12K carbon that gives a solid and rigid feel.

MLD BLACK EVA CORE

Multi-layer core that combines different rubber densities to optimize ball output in low-speed defensive hits and power in shots.

EOS FLAP

Improved aerodynamics and handling of the racket with lateral perforations at the base of the racket frame. The combination of design and engineering is reflected in a better gaming experience for users, with a distribution of the masses of the racket that results in greater speed in hitting and a greater feeling of control.

PULSE SYSTEM

Reduction of the vibrations transmitted to the player’s hand with the insertion of side rubbers that go from the base of the racket frame to the bottom of the racket cap.

NOX CUSTOM GRIP®

Technology patented by NOX and certified by Testea Pádel , now standard with all Luxury padel rackets from the 2023-24 collection. Increases grip by 52% and decreases the vibrations transmitted to your hand by 29%. A fully customizable system optimal for players with sweating or epicondylitis problems.

SMARTSTRAP®

Would you like to be able to change the grip cord on your racket? Smartstrap® is the pioneering replaceable safety lanyard system, now evolved into a compact piece for added strength and security. More hygienic, safer and more customizable. The implementation of this system arises with the purpose of offering padel players an option that fully adapts to their tastes, allowing the application of a bracelet, braid or sliding loop type fastening cord. Allows change due to breakage, wear or washing.

ROUGH SURFACE

Rough surface on the last layer of the face of the blade by means of a bath in low-weight silica sand. With this roughness you achieve hits with greater effect.

DCS – DYNAMIC COMPOSIT STRUCTURE

By applying more material from the frame up to four centimeters inside the face we minimize the difference in hardness between the frame and the face. In this way, when the ball is hit with the outer parts of the blade, we minimize the possible cutting of the fibers that could occur when the rubber sinks.