The well-known padel brand, Nox, has introduced two new weapons for this season. The new Nox Load rackets arrive with two different designs, but sharing the same characteristics and technologies. Learn all their details with the most complete analysis from Street Padel, to discover their features, technologies, and playing style.

All the details of the new Nox Load

Recommended player profile

The new Nox Load have been created for advanced level players. Due to their advanced materials and premium quality, they are recommended for those looking to invest in a truly powerful weapon. That's why it's an excellent racket for competing, to take to your most important padel matches. In terms of playing style, the rackets are 100% focused on control. This can be seen from the outset with their round shape, which has a large sweet spot for hitting the ball. Thanks to these details, the Nox Load are manageable, precise, and comfortable, for total control over the ball's trajectory.

Frame and face characteristics

Delving into the technical characteristics of the racket, you can immediately notice a superior quality construction. Carbon is the main material, making up both the frame and the faces. The Carbon Frame is composed of a complete carbon tubular, which acts as a solid and resistant piece that also improves hitting power. But without a doubt, the most striking feature is on its faces. They feature a 3K carbon fiber, which is one of the most advanced on the market. This fiber has a type of composition that incorporates a greater number of filaments inside. This results in a harder feel, allowing players to find more power in their shot.

Outer core

On the other hand, the new Nox Load feature an Eva HRS Core+. The core of the racket is located inside, right in the middle of the carbon fibers that make up the faces. This is a more advanced rubber technology that aims to provide a more exquisite feel upon impact, so that players can enjoy a comfortable hit with more rebound for the ball. In addition, it has very good absorption properties so that vibrations are not a problem.

However, Nox's HRS rubber technology is also known for having a slightly harder feel. This means that the rubber in these rackets is a little more solid than classic Eva Soft rubbers. Thanks to this component, the rackets, despite being control-oriented, also have a power behavior that is essential in key moments of the match.

Nox Load racket finish

It is also important to talk about the design of the rackets, as it is truly the only differentiating factor between the two weapons. To start, both rackets have the same essence, a racket completely in black with only a few small white details. This dark tone creates a more serious, sober, and professional image for the rackets. However, the Nox Load Arena appears to have a matte finish, while the Nox Load 3D shows a glossy finish, but always with the same black tones. Additionally, there is a relevant detail in the finish of both rackets that does impact performance, positively, of course. The faces of the rackets have a rough and embossed texture, which improves shots with spin. This detail is already well known to fans of the brand, a technology called Rough Surface.