Features of the Nox AT10 18K 2023
Why choose this padel racket over others? Discover all the features of this Nox racket and you will understand why it is one of the best rackets on the market.
- 100% carbon frame
- Ergonomic design
- Rough surface, which will give the balls greater spin
- Balance between control and power
- Made for Agustín Tapia, one of the best players in world padel
- Drop shape, it is neither big-headed nor round, that's where its balance comes from.
- Intermediate-advanced level of play
- Weighs between 360 and 375 grams
- Control 10/10
- Power 9/10
Game analysis
If you are thinking of buying this racket, you will need to know how it performs in a match.
Hits with spin : thanks to its rough surface and its hitting power, you can give the ball great spin. It is ideal for cutting the ball so that it falls after touching the glass.
Its cushioning technology allows us to reduce the impact on the wrists and forearms, with this we can cut the ball with a lower risk of injury.
At the back of the court : when it comes to defending it is a very controlled padel racket. It is a very light racket so it is easy to maneuver and makes defending easier.
Its ball output also helps, this racket makes the ball launch.
At the net : again its vibration absorption system will help us with those off-center hits.
Its rough surface allows us to print a lot of effect on volleys and layups. With this racket we can dominate the net.
Finish : it is completely possible to get the ball off the court with this racket, we have rarely seen Agustín Tapia do it on the World Padel Tour. However, it is not the most powerful racket on the market nor the most recommended for taking out X3.
In general our feelings with this racket are very good, we want to highlight that it is a very complete racket. It is possibly the most balanced padel racket on the entire market.
Do I choose the Nox AT10 18K or the 12K?
The two rackets share many characteristics in terms of design and technology and also have important differences.
Both feature a carbon frame, ergonomic design, cushioning technology and a balance between control and power.
The main difference between the two is in their hardness and balance. The Nox AT10 18K is a harder racket than the 12k , so the 18k is ideal for more advanced players who prefer a more aggressive game and like to take it out X3. The Nox AT10 12K is less hard and more maneuverable, making it useful for less advanced players with a more defensive playing style.
In conclusion, the choice is in your hands and depends on your style and level of play. If you have a defensive profile and are not a very advanced player, we recommend the 12K. And if you have an aggressive profile and are an advanced player, your racket is the 18K.
Why is the Nox AT10 18K priced at this price?
The price is due to its high quality and advanced technology. In addition to the fact that it is one of the best rackets on the market, you are buying a top-of-the-range racket and hence its price.
The price does not seem expensive to us, because among the high-end rackets, this is the best in quality-price.
If you are looking for a racket that will last you several years and has good performance on the court, this is your racket then.