NOX AT10 GENIUS HARD AGUSTÍN TAPIA 2022
Balance:Medium
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Why choose the Racket of padel Nox At10 Genius Hard Agustín Tapia 2022?
This Racket has been designed to enhance your control with every shot. Its weight distribution is carefully balanced, features a large number of perforations, and is made with ultra-light materials.
Who is the Racket of padel Nox At10 Genius Hard Agustín Tapia 2022 aimed at?
It is ideal for adult intermediate players looking to elevate their game.
Design and colors
This high-balance model stands out for its striking design: a background of gray and black squares that contrasts with the brand's logo in shades of purple, blue, and yellow. Gray and black also dominate the bridge, the frame, and the handle, providing an elegant and discreet touch.
Technical features of the Racket of padel Nox At10 Genius Hard Agustín Tapia 2022
- Teardrop shape for optimal weight distribution.
- The impact surface is made of 12k carbon filaments, enhancing flexibility and handling.
- The frame incorporates carbon, reducing the risk of injury by absorbing impacts.
- EVA HR3 core provides a soft touch and facilitates spin.
- Numerous perforations on the faces, arranged in eight horizontal rows and ten vertical ones, help reduce weight.
Brand:Nox
Color:Black
Secondary color:Multicolor
Shape:Teardrop
Racket format:Normal
Gender:Hombre
Hardness:
Finish:Mate
Face:12K Carbon
Core:Black EVA
Level:
Balance:
Type:Power
Player collection:Agustín Tapia
