Nox AT10 Luxury Genius 18K Alum 2026 Agustin Tapia
Discover the Nox AT10 Luxury Genius 18K Alum 2026 padel racket, inspired by Agustin Tapia for advanced precision and power.
Padelful Rating
| Rating Metric | Our Rating |
|---|---|
| Power | 7.9 |
| Control | 8.3 |
| Rebound | 8.3 |
| Maneuverability | 9.4 |
| Sweet spot | 8.8 |
Shape
Tear
Weight
360 - 375 gr
Touch
Medium
Core
MLD Black EVA
Faces
18K Carbon Fiber Alum
Frame
Carbon Fiber

The Nox AT10 Luxury Genius 18K Alum 2026 Agustin Tapia is a high-caliber padel racket that stands out with advanced features and a striking design. Inspired by Agustin Tapia’s game, it’s made for demanding players aiming for a mix of reliability, power, and style during competitive play.
Technical Analysis
Shape and Balance
This racket sports a tear (drop) shape, and immediately, you notice how it combines attacking capability with serious precision from the back of the court. The weight distribution leans toward a balance that helps with quick recovery and efficient transitions between defensive and offensive shots. This makes the Nox AT10 Luxury Genius 18K Alum 2026 a suitable pick if you like to switch your gameplay up without feeling restricted.
Materials
The construction here is all about high-quality performance:
- Frame: 100% Carbon Fiber
- Faces: 18K Aluminum Carbon Fiber
- Core: MLD Black EVA (multi-layered for progressive feel)
The faces’ 18K aluminum carbon fiber add a stiff, explosive response, while the core’s multi-density EVA keeps contact feeling responsive but not overly harsh.
Grip
You can feel the oversized grip as soon as you pick it up. Slightly longer than average, it suits users who depend on two-handed shots. The Custom Grip system is a welcome detail for players who like to tinker with handle thickness—perfect for dialing in comfort without resorting to endless layers of overgrip.
Comfort
Several technologies come together for comfort. The Pulse System in the bridge soaks up unwanted vibrations, protecting your arm during long rallies or aggressive shots. Combined with the ergonomic shape, this makes the racket enjoyable to play with over extended periods.
On-Court Performance Experiences
Baseline Play
From the back of the court, the touch leans toward medium—not too hard, not too soft. There’s a clear sweet spot, slightly larger than you’d expect for a model geared toward advanced players, thanks to the Dynamic Composite Structure. Defensive shots have solid control, especially at lower swing speeds, but what’s surprising is the rebound—the ball leaves the face cleanly, making quick resets easier than with stiffer alternatives.
Net Play
At the net, things get interesting. The high balance delivers excellent acceleration, opening up fast volley opportunities and snappy bandejas. The 3D surface texture finished with silica sand (Dual Spin) gives great feedback and makes spin generation feel nearly automatic on both slices and viper shots. On high-paced points, the response feels smooth—putting the ball away becomes more about your timing than the racket’s limitations.
Overheads & Smashes
If you’re hunting for overhead power, this racket won’t disappoint. The longer grip works almost like a lever, letting you add angle and punch to smashes even if your technique isn’t top pro-level. The frame and face blend to deliver a satisfying, forceful response that helps you bring the ball off the court consistently when you catch it right.
Highlights & Drawbacks
The standout for me is how versatile this racket feels during transitions—shifting from defense to attack flows naturally. The extendable grip and sweet spot contribute to confidence, particularly on tricky volleys and aggressive shots at the net.
On the flip side, players who like an ultra-forgiving or extremely maneuverable frame might want to consider their own preferences here. The reaction on hard hits is stellar, but those transitioning from a very soft racket might find the response stiffer than expected. Also, heavily textured faces can lose grip over time, which is something to keep in mind if you play regularly.
Conclusion
The Nox AT10 Luxury Genius 18K Alum 2026 Agustin Tapia is even more than a visual statement—it’s a high-performance paddle for advanced players who demand both power and finesse. Its adaptable design and cutting-edge tech make it one of the most compelling options available for those seeking to take every aspect of their game seriously. If precision, power, and the latest innovations are your priorities, it absolutely delivers on all fronts.




