Nox AT10 Genius Attack 12K Alum Xtrem '26

Stability-first 18K teardrop favouring counter-punchers. Long dwell time gives predictable depth and directional control with effective vibration damping, but pace is technique-dependent and the sweet spot is less forgiving than hybrids.

“The AT10 18K 2026 is best described as a tool for players who want the racket to stay out of the way.”

A precision-focused teardrop rewarding advanced players with strong technique. The shift to 12K carbon and lower balance brings sharper manoeuvrability while keeping a firm, scalpel-like response in capable hands.

“This is Tapia's scalpel — clinical, demanding, and devastatingly effective in the right hands.”

Attack-friendly Lite teardrop prioritising speed, manoeuvrability and a generous sweet spot. Clean response on bandejas and viboras suits players favouring quick hands and control over flat-out smash power.

“Movement, control, and quick hands.”

Round-head sibling refined for control and spin. Softer MLD Black EVA core gives elastic, comfortable contact and the new Dual Spin face boosts grip on the ball, but it lacks the pop of the diamond Attack variant.

“Dual Spin surface across the face (big spin leap).”