Nox AT10 Pro Cup Hard 2025 Padel Racket

  • Nox AT10 Pro Cup Hard 2025 Padel bat - Padellife.dk
  • Nox AT10 Pro Cup Hard 2025 Padel bat - Padellife.dk
  • Nox AT10 Pro Cup Hard 2025 Padel bat - Padellife.dk
  • Nox AT10 Pro Cup Hard 2025 Padel bat - Padellife.dk
  • Nox AT10 Pro Cup Hard 2025 Padel bat - Padellife.dk
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Nox AT10 Pro Cup Hard 2025 Padel Racket

Nox AT10 Pro Cup Hard 2025 Padel Racket

181,00,-
181,00,- 181,00,-

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  • Brand: Nox
  • Price:
    181,00,-
    181,00,- 181,00,-
  • Gender/Age Unisex
  • Racket type All-round
  • Level Advanced
  • Head shape Teardrop
  • Balance Neutral
  • Weight 370
  • Core Medium
  • Color Grey

The Nox AT10 Pro Cup Hard is an exciting addition to the 2025 range of the AT10 series. The racket is designed in the iconic teardrop shape of the AT10 series and combined with the latest generation of materials and innovative Photochromic Paint technology. This reactive paint in the heart of the racket is the perfect match with the black color on the surface for a crisp design. The racket's primary target audience is the skilled all-round player who wants extra bite in the offensive game.

Fiberglass and EV50 Core

The Nox AT10 Pro Cup Hard racket is constructed with fiberglass with a metallic finish and EV50 foam with a medium hardness, which provides a solid feel on the ball. Furthermore, the racket is equipped with the innovative Smartstrap® system so you can easily change the strap, now optimized as one compact unit for increased durability and safety.

Note that the racket also comes in a Comfort version with a softer foam if you prefer this.

Specifications:

  • Weight: 360-375 grams
  • Thickness: 38 mm
  • Frame: 100% carbon
  • Core: EV50
  • Surface: Fiberglass + 3D Rough
  • Shape: Teardrop
  • Power: 100/100
  • Control: 90/100

Technologies in Nox AT10 Pro Cup Hard 2025

FG Silver

The surface is produced in fiberglass with a metallic finish to provide a stiffness level that lies between carbon and fiberglass.

Smart Strap

The strap is adjustable and can be replaced as needed without removing the bottom plug;

Custom Grip

Patented technology from Nox, certified by the Testea Padel Institute. Designed for players who sweat a lot or have problems with tennis elbow, the technology gives you up to 52% improved grip on the racket and reduces vibrations by up to 29%.

Carbon Frame

The frame is made of carbon for greater rigidity and durability.

EV50

High density rubber core and extraordinary reactivity that gives a plus of speed to the ball in fast strokes, especially in the game near the net. Solid feel and medium-high hardness.

3D

Rough finish on the top layer of the surface.

AVS - Anti Vibration System

Small rubber pieces are embedded in the frame of the racket to absorb vibrations if the ball is not hit in the center of the racket.

Photochronic Paint

Reactive paint in the heart of the racket that is synchronized with the color of the foam for improved aesthetics.

3 Tips on How to Extend the Lifespan of Your Padel Racket

Use a frame protector

Apply a frame protector to your racket to minimize damage from hits against the glass walls or the fence. This simple addition can significantly extend the lifespan of your racket by protecting it from knocks and scratches.

Avoid extreme temperatures

Store your racket in a room with stable temperatures. Avoid leaving it in a hot car or a cold garage, as extreme temperatures can weaken the materials and affect the racket’s performance over time.

Transport your racket safely

Always keep your racket in a bag or a cover to protect it from scratches, dirt, and knocks. This is especially important when traveling or storing the racket between games, as proper storage reduces wear and tear.

3 Tips on How to Get the Most Out of Your Padel Racket

Choose the right racket for your level and style

Pick a racket that suits your playing level and preferred style of play. Beginners might benefit from a racket with a larger sweetspot, while advanced players often prefer a more precise or powerful racket tailored to their game.

Replace your overgrip regularly

Changing the overgrip frequently keeps your racket feeling fresh and ensures a firm, comfortable grip. Worn-out grips can lead to slipping and strain on your hand during play.

Upgrade your racket when needed

Over time, the foam in the core of the racket loses its performance, resulting in reduced power and control. If you’ve used the same racket for several seasons or notice a drop in performance, consider investing in a new one to maintain your game at its best.

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