
Nox AT10 GENIUS 18K ALUM 2026
NOX AT10 Genius 18K Alum 2026
The NOX AT10 Genius 18K Alum 2026 is the versatile variant in Agustin Tapia's AT10 range. Where the 12K Alum Xtreme opts for maximum stiffness and direct power, the 18K Alum chooses balance between control and power. The aluminised 18K carbon gives a solid, comfortable hitting feel that performs more consistently under temperature changes than non-aluminised carbon. The multi-layered MLD Black EVA core adapts ball output to shot speed: more control on defensive shots, more power on finishing shots.
What is new in 2026?
The same mould renewal as the 12K: more aerodynamic profile with EOS Tunnel side perforations, the Weight Balance system with interchangeable 2g and 4g weights, Dual Spin surface with dual roughness and Photochromic Paint in the core. The 18K Alum shares the technological platform but differs fundamentally in playing character.
Playing character
The 18K carbon feels softer and more comfortable than the 12K. The MLD Black EVA core is multi-layered: different densities provide a versatile response. On a defensive shot at low speed the core absorbs more energy and gives a controlled ball output. On an attacking shot at high speed the core springs back more stiffly and delivers more power. That makes the 18K suited to players who both attack and defend and do not want to choose.
Specifications
- Vorm: Round.
- Weight: 360 to 375 grams.
- Thickness: 38 mm.
- Carbon: 18K Alum (aluminised).
- Core: MLD Black EVA, multi-layered, variable density.
- Frame: 100% carbon.
- Surface: Dual Spin, 3D texture and silica sand.
- Grip: Oversize Grip, 30 mm extra length, Custom Grip.
- Strap: SmartStrap, quick-release.
- Balance: Medium, adjustable via Weight Balance.
- Level: Advanced and professional.
Technologies
- Carbon 18K Alum: aluminised 18K carbon that provides a solid, comfortable feel and more consistent performance under temperature changes.
- MLD Black EVA core (Multilayered): multi-layer core with different densities. Optimises ball output on defensive shots at low speed and power on finishing shots.
- Weight Balance: interchangeable 2g and 4g weights in the handle. Balance adjustable without tools. New for 2026.
- Dual Spin: 3D texture combined with silica sand across the full face. Maximises spin.
- EOS Tunnel: side perforations that reduce air resistance. Faster swing and improved weight distribution.
- DCS (Dynamic Composite Structure): reinforcement at frame-face junction. More uniform feel, reduced cracking risk.
- Pulse System: vibration-dampening rubbers in the frame.
- Custom Grip: certified by Testea Padel. Oversize Grip with 30 mm extra length.
- SmartStrap: quick-release safety strap.
- Photochromic Paint: light-reactive paint that changes colour.
Who is this racket for?
Advanced players looking for a versatile racket that performs in both attack and defence. The 18K is more comfortable and forgiving than the 12K. Strong intermediates looking to progress will find a racket that does not punish technical impurities.
18K versus 12K
The same foundation: round shape, Dual Spin, Weight Balance and EOS Tunnel. The 18K is softer, more comfortable and more versatile. The 12K is stiffer, more direct and more powerful. Choose the 18K if you seek balance. Choose the 12K if you want maximum directness.
Not sure which suits you? Book a racket test at our Padel Experience Center in Alphen aan den Rijn.
Storage
The EVA core is sensitive to extreme temperatures. Store the racket at 15 to 25 degrees Celsius. Not in a hot car (EVA softens irreversibly above approximately 50 degrees) and not in freezing cold (EVA becomes hard and brittle below 5 degrees). Use a bag with a thermal compartment. Let the racket acclimatise for 15 to 20 minutes before intensive play.
PadelShop.com
- Order before 16:00: ships today.
- Free delivery: from 70 euros in the Netherlands and Belgium.
- Personal advice: via WhatsApp, phone or email.
- Racket test: 29.95 euros, Hoorn 135, Alphen aan den Rijn.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the 18K and the 12K?
The 18K Alum has a softer, more comfortable hitting feel with the multi-layered MLD Black EVA core. The 12K Alum Xtreme is stiffer and more direct with the high-density HR3 Black EVA core. Both have a round shape and Weight Balance.
Is the 18K also suitable for attacking players?
Yes. The 18K delivers sufficient power on attacking shots thanks to the variable density of the MLD core. The difference with the 12K lies in comfort and forgiveness, not in a lack of power.
Can I adjust the balance?
Yes. Interchangeable 2g and 4g weights, swappable without tools. New for 2026.
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Nox AT10 GENIUS 18K ALUM 2026
NOX AT10 Genius 18K Alum 2026
The NOX AT10 Genius 18K Alum 2026 is the versatile variant in Agustin Tapia's AT10 range. Where the 12K Alum Xtreme opts for maximum stiffness and direct power, the 18K Alum chooses balance between control and power. The aluminised 18K carbon gives a solid, comfortable hitting feel that performs more consistently under temperature changes than non-aluminised carbon. The multi-layered MLD Black EVA core adapts ball output to shot speed: more control on defensive shots, more power on finishing shots.
What is new in 2026?
The same mould renewal as the 12K: more aerodynamic profile with EOS Tunnel side perforations, the Weight Balance system with interchangeable 2g and 4g weights, Dual Spin surface with dual roughness and Photochromic Paint in the core. The 18K Alum shares the technological platform but differs fundamentally in playing character.
Playing character
The 18K carbon feels softer and more comfortable than the 12K. The MLD Black EVA core is multi-layered: different densities provide a versatile response. On a defensive shot at low speed the core absorbs more energy and gives a controlled ball output. On an attacking shot at high speed the core springs back more stiffly and delivers more power. That makes the 18K suited to players who both attack and defend and do not want to choose.
Specifications
- Vorm: Round.
- Weight: 360 to 375 grams.
- Thickness: 38 mm.
- Carbon: 18K Alum (aluminised).
- Core: MLD Black EVA, multi-layered, variable density.
- Frame: 100% carbon.
- Surface: Dual Spin, 3D texture and silica sand.
- Grip: Oversize Grip, 30 mm extra length, Custom Grip.
- Strap: SmartStrap, quick-release.
- Balance: Medium, adjustable via Weight Balance.
- Level: Advanced and professional.
Technologies
- Carbon 18K Alum: aluminised 18K carbon that provides a solid, comfortable feel and more consistent performance under temperature changes.
- MLD Black EVA core (Multilayered): multi-layer core with different densities. Optimises ball output on defensive shots at low speed and power on finishing shots.
- Weight Balance: interchangeable 2g and 4g weights in the handle. Balance adjustable without tools. New for 2026.
- Dual Spin: 3D texture combined with silica sand across the full face. Maximises spin.
- EOS Tunnel: side perforations that reduce air resistance. Faster swing and improved weight distribution.
- DCS (Dynamic Composite Structure): reinforcement at frame-face junction. More uniform feel, reduced cracking risk.
- Pulse System: vibration-dampening rubbers in the frame.
- Custom Grip: certified by Testea Padel. Oversize Grip with 30 mm extra length.
- SmartStrap: quick-release safety strap.
- Photochromic Paint: light-reactive paint that changes colour.
Who is this racket for?
Advanced players looking for a versatile racket that performs in both attack and defence. The 18K is more comfortable and forgiving than the 12K. Strong intermediates looking to progress will find a racket that does not punish technical impurities.
18K versus 12K
The same foundation: round shape, Dual Spin, Weight Balance and EOS Tunnel. The 18K is softer, more comfortable and more versatile. The 12K is stiffer, more direct and more powerful. Choose the 18K if you seek balance. Choose the 12K if you want maximum directness.
Not sure which suits you? Book a racket test at our Padel Experience Center in Alphen aan den Rijn.
Storage
The EVA core is sensitive to extreme temperatures. Store the racket at 15 to 25 degrees Celsius. Not in a hot car (EVA softens irreversibly above approximately 50 degrees) and not in freezing cold (EVA becomes hard and brittle below 5 degrees). Use a bag with a thermal compartment. Let the racket acclimatise for 15 to 20 minutes before intensive play.
PadelShop.com
- Order before 16:00: ships today.
- Free delivery: from 70 euros in the Netherlands and Belgium.
- Personal advice: via WhatsApp, phone or email.
- Racket test: 29.95 euros, Hoorn 135, Alphen aan den Rijn.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the 18K and the 12K?
The 18K Alum has a softer, more comfortable hitting feel with the multi-layered MLD Black EVA core. The 12K Alum Xtreme is stiffer and more direct with the high-density HR3 Black EVA core. Both have a round shape and Weight Balance.
Is the 18K also suitable for attacking players?
Yes. The 18K delivers sufficient power on attacking shots thanks to the variable density of the MLD core. The difference with the 12K lies in comfort and forgiveness, not in a lack of power.
Can I adjust the balance?
Yes. Interchangeable 2g and 4g weights, swappable without tools. New for 2026.
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NOX AT10 Genius 18K Alum 2026
The NOX AT10 Genius 18K Alum 2026 is the versatile variant in Agustin Tapia's AT10 range. Where the 12K Alum Xtreme opts for maximum stiffness and direct power, the 18K Alum chooses balance between control and power. The aluminised 18K carbon gives a solid, comfortable hitting feel that performs more consistently under temperature changes than non-aluminised carbon. The multi-layered MLD Black EVA core adapts ball output to shot speed: more control on defensive shots, more power on finishing shots.
What is new in 2026?
The same mould renewal as the 12K: more aerodynamic profile with EOS Tunnel side perforations, the Weight Balance system with interchangeable 2g and 4g weights, Dual Spin surface with dual roughness and Photochromic Paint in the core. The 18K Alum shares the technological platform but differs fundamentally in playing character.
Playing character
The 18K carbon feels softer and more comfortable than the 12K. The MLD Black EVA core is multi-layered: different densities provide a versatile response. On a defensive shot at low speed the core absorbs more energy and gives a controlled ball output. On an attacking shot at high speed the core springs back more stiffly and delivers more power. That makes the 18K suited to players who both attack and defend and do not want to choose.
Specifications
- Vorm: Round.
- Weight: 360 to 375 grams.
- Thickness: 38 mm.
- Carbon: 18K Alum (aluminised).
- Core: MLD Black EVA, multi-layered, variable density.
- Frame: 100% carbon.
- Surface: Dual Spin, 3D texture and silica sand.
- Grip: Oversize Grip, 30 mm extra length, Custom Grip.
- Strap: SmartStrap, quick-release.
- Balance: Medium, adjustable via Weight Balance.
- Level: Advanced and professional.
Technologies
- Carbon 18K Alum: aluminised 18K carbon that provides a solid, comfortable feel and more consistent performance under temperature changes.
- MLD Black EVA core (Multilayered): multi-layer core with different densities. Optimises ball output on defensive shots at low speed and power on finishing shots.
- Weight Balance: interchangeable 2g and 4g weights in the handle. Balance adjustable without tools. New for 2026.
- Dual Spin: 3D texture combined with silica sand across the full face. Maximises spin.
- EOS Tunnel: side perforations that reduce air resistance. Faster swing and improved weight distribution.
- DCS (Dynamic Composite Structure): reinforcement at frame-face junction. More uniform feel, reduced cracking risk.
- Pulse System: vibration-dampening rubbers in the frame.
- Custom Grip: certified by Testea Padel. Oversize Grip with 30 mm extra length.
- SmartStrap: quick-release safety strap.
- Photochromic Paint: light-reactive paint that changes colour.
Who is this racket for?
Advanced players looking for a versatile racket that performs in both attack and defence. The 18K is more comfortable and forgiving than the 12K. Strong intermediates looking to progress will find a racket that does not punish technical impurities.
18K versus 12K
The same foundation: round shape, Dual Spin, Weight Balance and EOS Tunnel. The 18K is softer, more comfortable and more versatile. The 12K is stiffer, more direct and more powerful. Choose the 18K if you seek balance. Choose the 12K if you want maximum directness.
Not sure which suits you? Book a racket test at our Padel Experience Center in Alphen aan den Rijn.
Storage
The EVA core is sensitive to extreme temperatures. Store the racket at 15 to 25 degrees Celsius. Not in a hot car (EVA softens irreversibly above approximately 50 degrees) and not in freezing cold (EVA becomes hard and brittle below 5 degrees). Use a bag with a thermal compartment. Let the racket acclimatise for 15 to 20 minutes before intensive play.
PadelShop.com
- Order before 16:00: ships today.
- Free delivery: from 70 euros in the Netherlands and Belgium.
- Personal advice: via WhatsApp, phone or email.
- Racket test: 29.95 euros, Hoorn 135, Alphen aan den Rijn.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the 18K and the 12K?
The 18K Alum has a softer, more comfortable hitting feel with the multi-layered MLD Black EVA core. The 12K Alum Xtreme is stiffer and more direct with the high-density HR3 Black EVA core. Both have a round shape and Weight Balance.
Is the 18K also suitable for attacking players?
Yes. The 18K delivers sufficient power on attacking shots thanks to the variable density of the MLD core. The difference with the 12K lies in comfort and forgiveness, not in a lack of power.
Can I adjust the balance?
Yes. Interchangeable 2g and 4g weights, swappable without tools. New for 2026.
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